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PM huddles with security chiefs amid hostage talks in Doha
With a hostage negotiating team in Doha, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls his top political partners and security chiefs together for a situational assessment. According to office of one of the ...
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State Commissions Have Probed Israel’s Worst Security Failures—But Not Oct. 7
For the residents of Nahal Oz, there can be little doubt that the Israeli military failed miserably in protecting the country ...
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Anti-Netanyahu Protesters Clash with Police, Netanyahu Cornered Over Hostage Deal| Israel Protests
Thousands of protesters, including families of Israeli hostages still held in Gaza, took to the streets of Tel Aviv, demanding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fully implement the Gaza ceasefire deal ...
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Netanyahu confidant ‘lashed out’ at US envoy over direct talks with Hamas — official
Dermer fumes at Boehler for discussing number of prisoners Israel would release for American hostages without Netanyahu's ...
Dress for success: A look at what Jerusalem considers ‘formal attire’
Ahead of Purim, a holiday where Jews traditionally wear costumes, In Jerusalem takes a look at the history of formal wear and ...
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Top Netanyahu confidant ‘lashed out’ at US envoy over direct talks with Hamas — official
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Knesset speaker apologizes for violence against bereaved families at Oct. 7 probe debate
Ohana doesn't address October Council's demand for state commission of inquiry into Hamas onslaught, defends his husband over ...
Release all hostages or ‘it is over for you’, Trump tells Hamas
It is the first time direct negotiations have taken place since America designated the militant group a terrorist ...
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Israelis call for Netanyahu resignation amid security lapses
Should Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu resign? That's the opinion of 60 percent of Israelis, according to a public opinion ...