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 Mountains hanging by a hair.

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On Netanyahu’s trial and the judgment of history, on the Book of Esther and Israel’s foreign policy, on purim costumes and the search for identity - and a short story about the Mayor of Netanya.

New US interim deal revealed

The US special envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, has proposed an interim deal aimed at securing the release of 5 to 6 living hostages, along with the return of several dead hostages, in exchange for a 45 to 50 day ceasefire. During this period, negotiations for the next phase of the hostage deal would continue.

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