Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu arrives in court to continue his testimony in ongoing corruption trial
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in a Tel Aviv court Monday to continue his testimony in the ongoing corruption trial for alleged corruption.
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Expanding his global campaign to free all hostages, Eli Sharabi meets UK’s Starmer
Hosting recently released hostsage, PM calls for implementation of remaining phases of deal; Sharabi gifts him another of the ...
The Daily Targum5d
TSIM: Making sense of Trump's plan to take over Gaza
The imperialist bait of President Donald J. Trump continues. After floating the idea of an American "ownership" of Gaza, on ...
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Poll shows Netanyahu bloc sinking, with 60% of Israelis wanting him to resign as PM
Survey says pro-Netanyahu bloc would fall to 48 seats if Bennett runs; 3/4s of respondents back state commission of inquiry ...
The Forward6dOpinion
Actually, the ceasefire deal might not be the biggest threat to Netanyahu’s coalition
The refusal by most Haredim to serve in Israel's military is a long-festering issue that could take down Benjamin Netanyahu's ...
Netanyahu rails against the 'deep state' in tirade rejecting court-led probe into Oct. 7 attacks
Suggesting the findings would be “predetermined,” without providing any evidence, the Israeli prime minister said a court-led ...