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The French president announced on his X account that France will recognize a Palestinian state. He said the move stems from "a historic commitment to a just and lasting peace in the Middle East."
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office announced the return of Israel’s negotiating team following Hamas’ response to the latest deal proposal, as the IDF prepares to expand ground operations in Gaza.
Among the scenarios being prepared for: a seaborne incursion by the Houthis into Israel. While the vast distance between Israel and Yemen may appear to render such ambitions far-fetched, regional instability provides fertile ground for turning this nightmare scenario into reality.
During a high-level security meeting held at Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office, a military official warned that Israel should remain “suspicious” of the new Syrian regime. He added that it was solely Israel’s actions in Syria that deterred the regime and halted the massacre of the Druze community.
