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During a speech at the Munich Security Conference in mid-February of the previous year, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani said that his country no longer requires combat forces from the international coalition.
The prime minister hopes that putting off the judicial reform for the first half of his term would allow him to focus on the big things: Biden and Saudi Arabia. He would do that by accepting Herzog's plan that puts on hold almost all controversial legislation.
The new wording does away with the caps on the amount of carriers that were allowed to fly into both countries, as well as removes the restrictions on the destinations that they could fly into.
In Israel's wars and various operations, large and small, many fighters have been wounded. Others were severely wounded in serious attacks and left scarred in body and soul.
Benny Gantz attacks PM Netanyahu during Israel Hayom – HaShomer HaChadash conference on personal security.
