Netanyahu's son says Israeli elections 'like in Iran'
Yair Netanyahu, who has been living in Miami for more than a year, says he left Israel because left-wing protesters "said they were going to kill me."
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Yair Netanyahu, who has been living in Miami for more than a year, says he left Israel because left-wing protesters "said they were going to kill me."
Breakthrough has paved the way for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s upcoming Washington visit next week, although Hamas has yet to agree. The trip primarily aims to celebrate the outcome of the war with Iran and align on further actions.
Initial IDF data points to a significant shift: Hamas loses its grip on the population. Four aid distribution points have been established, flour prices have dropped to their lowest since the war began, and 50 million food packages have been delivered to the Strip.
Mohammad Kamaty, a senior official in the terrorist organization, shifted responsibility for Lebanon's situation onto Israel and the US. Meanwhile, discussions are still ongoing in Beirut among the country's top leaders regarding the necessary steps for disarming Hezbollah.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz are expected to meet with the IDF General Staff Forum, in a discussion set to both congratulate military leadership on the achievements of Operation Rising Lion and determine the next phase of Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza.
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