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Amid ceasefire negotiations, IDF to present military plan to defense minister. Army prepares to rely mainly on constripted forces, with reserve mobilization replacing redeployed troops. Meanwhile, IDF intensifies operations on Gaza city outskirts and in Zeitoun.
President emphasizes his major contribution in past hostage negotiations and "obliterating" Iran's nuclear program. "We will only see the return of the remaining hostages when Hamas is confronted and destroyed. The sooner this takes place, the better the chances of success."
In a time when Israel faces almost unparalleled ostracization for simply defending itself, the Jew amongst nations needs all the friends it can get.
The regime is terrified. It fears that if President Masoud Pezeshkian continues to expose its weaknesses, he could embolden the public, leading to unrest that, if it escalates, could threaten the regime's very existence.
Israel escalated diplomatic tensions with Australia on Monday as Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar revoked residence permits for three Australian diplomats representing the Palestinian Authority. "We're talking about days, not weeks," a senior Israeli official emphasized regarding the departure timeline,
