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Israel must make clear to our American allies that this situation, in which we are exposed to attacks from Lebanon, cannot continue for long. The negotiations with Iran, which are freezing the situation in Lebanon, must end within days.

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As the conflict in Iran drags on, perhaps longer than its initial supporters expected, it seems that a sound understanding of the founding rationale for its conduct has become increasingly obscure. Accordingly, it is crucial to underscore what the stakes in this conflict are, and why nothing less than the total capitulation of the theocrats in Tehran will suffice as an acceptable outcome.

Herzog invites parties in Netanyahu trial to discuss plea bargain

Herzog invites parties in Netanyahu trial to discuss plea bargain

The President's Residence believes that before making a dramatic decision of "yes" or "no" on Netanyahu's pardon request, it would be right to first exhaust the possibility of reaching a plea bargain. According to the president's legal adviser, the meeting is only a preliminary stage before the president holds a discussion on the pardon request itself.

Israel failed to achieve its goals, and the price is likely to be heavy

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The campaign against Iran is becoming clearer with each passing day as one that is not only failing to topple the regime, but in many respects is even strengthening it. Iran has recorded numerous successes while preventing any significant signs of internal destabilization, from protests to defections.

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