Netanyahu hits a new low — and he’s going lower
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a crisis in his government while overseeing military actions in Gaza against Hamas following failed negotiations for hostages' release.
- Protests are occurring as citizens fear the bombing campaign will hinder hostage recovery, and Netanyahu fired Ronen Bar, chief of the Israel Security Agency, amid a lack of trust.
- The Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry reports over 50,000 deaths since the conflict escalated, while Egyptian officials propose a ceasefire to allow humanitarian aid and a swap for hostages.
- The Israeli military continues bombardments in Gaza, with reports claiming over 50,000 fatalities since the start of the conflict, according to the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry.
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"A political offensive against the Israeli rule of law is now adding to the clash of weapons"
CHRONIQUE. In addition to the bloody war in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli Prime Minister, Benyamin Netanyahu, aims at the justice of his country, observes in his column, Gilles Paris, editorialist at the "World".
Israeli legislators pass state budget in a move that shores up Netanyahu’s government
TEL AVIV, Israel — Israel's parliament on Tuesday passed a state budget, a move that shores up Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's governing coalition and grants the embattled leader the chance at months of political stability even as public pressure mounts over the war in Gaza.
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