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It all started with the decision to shut down the Ministry of Information during the war. This is like a decision to close the Health Ministry during the COVID crisis. It reached its peak at the press conference with Yocheved Lifshitz, who had been released from Gaza this week.
The IDF said in a post on X that its fighter jets struck “military infrastructure and mortar launchers” of the Syrian army “in response to rocket launches from Syria toward Israel.”
Throngs of Gazan civilians then cheered the ghoulish site of Hamas parading bloodied captured and dead Jews’ bodies through the streets. Gazans beat the Jews as they passed by.
S&P said Tuesday it was revising the outlooks on its long-term foreign and local-currency ratings on Israel, citing the potential escalation into a broader regional conflict and the impact that could have on the country’s economy.
"The @UN Secretary-General, who shows understanding for the campaign of mass murder of children, women, and the elderly, is not fit to lead the UN," Ambassador Erdan says.
