The original plan was a rendezvous at the Tel Hai hostel, but fate intervened with the war, reshuffling the cards. Undeterred, the young men and women, many of them new immigrants navigating the intricacies of Israeli life, embraced the challenge. Their mission: to forge a bond with their adopted homeland amid the ancient stones of Masada.
The show of support was unfurled on a bridge in Tehran at night.
Apart from ending the current hostilities in Gaza it also envisions normalization between Israel and the Arab world, the release of captives, and a new regime in Gaza.
The gun control law I advocate for Israel has nothing to do with disarming its populace in the face of dire threats not only from abroad but internally too.
Exclusively obtained plan shows how government would essentially fold the special mechanism – usually used for pork barrel spending to keep Coalition parties in line – into the official state budget bill starting in 2025.
