Almog Cohen rescinds resignation from gov’t as Netanyahu advances Negev airport
Cohen resigned less than 48 hours ago, citing the lack of progress in advancing the establishment of a civilian airport in the Negev. Source link
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Netanyahu conducts an orchestra while Israel’s leaderless opposition misses every beat – analysis
As long as Netanyahu’s opponents refuse to harmonize – preferring ego trips, tactical racism, and mutual intimidation – Israel’s longest-serving premier will keep setting the score. Source link
Prime Minister Netanyahu at United Hatzalah National Logistics Center Inauguration
‘United Hatzalah Volunteers Are The Nation, Operate For The Nation; From All Sectors Of Israeli Society, From All Communities And With Complete Dedication’ Source link
Awaiting Hamas's response: Will an expanded IDF ground operation free hostages, defeat Hamas?
Senior IDF officials claim that they have exhausted the military moves and that the political echelon needs to come up with a new strategy to release the hostages. Source link
Netanyahu may visit Washington as early as next week, source tells 'Post'
Israel will wait to hear about Dermer’s meetings in Washington before considering additional significant steps in Gaza. Source link
Smotrich says he'll oppose ending Gaza war 'with all his heart'
“I can tell you with all my heart that it won’t happen. I’m talking to [Prime Minister Benjamin] Netanyahu about it, and I don’t get the impression that he’s on his way there,” Smotrich said. Source link
Yair Netanyahu summoned to give testimony in diplomatic passports investigation
The police are expected to summon additional people who received diplomatic passports during Cohen’s time in office as part of the investigation. Source link
Former hostage Liri Albag to return to IDF
Albag’s father stated that she would not be returning to her role as an observer, the position she held for about a week before she was kidnapped by Hamas. Source link
Aharon Barak attempted to arbitrate in Netanyahu trial four times, law professor claims
“I’m in favor of an agreement with Netanyahu. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a pardon or a plea deal—what matters is that we reach an agreement.” Source link