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Klaus-Peter Willsch, a member of the Bundestag's Committee on Economic Affairs and an opposition lawmaker from the CDU, told Israel Hayom that a report on reducing licenses was incorrect.
According to the WSJ, the system, which relies heavily on handwritten notes and a network of couriers, has frustrated Israeli attempts to track and target the mastermind behind the October 7 attack on Israel that killed 1,200 people and sparked the ongoing war in Gaza.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly contemplating a significant cabinet reshuffle, including the potential dismissal of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, as negotiations with opposition figure Gideon Sa'ar show signs of progress.
I returned for a week to the Shavei Hebron Yeshiva, where I studied more than 35 years ago • I ascended from the lowlands to the Hebron hills to breathe in the air and recalculate my path.
Israel Hayom has learned that the Major General Ori Gordin has argued behind closed doors that current conditions are favorable for the IDF to swiftly implement such a move. IDF says it won't comment on internal deliberations.
