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“There is currently no ceasefire deal on the table, and the entire cabinet's priority is to continue the ground operation in the Strip, even if it means meeting American demands for the supply of fuel and assistance," Israeli officials concede.
Thousands of people may lose their positions if the Democrats lose the 2024 elections. This political game creates increasing pressure on Israel – to provide a date for the cessation of the fighting against Hamas in Gaza and to find a solution to the humanitarian crisis in the Strip.
The organization sent a letter in the wake of a decision to cut red tape to help evacuees resettle after their communities had been decimated by Hamas.
It wouldn’t require a hard turn.
Every Israeli deserve security, wherever they may reside. We don't get to pick and choose our threats and there is no point in Monday morning quarterbacking as to whether troops should have been sent to protect them in early October.
