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Mainstream Israeli media pointedly has failed to report on the majority consensus in Israeli society – that refusal to serve in the IDF, under the current circumstance and in almost all likely circumstances is wrong. There are manifold affirmations of commitment to IDF service despite the judicial reform juggernaut. But these have evaporated into the thin air of supremely biased reporting.
When writing the Bridgerton series, Julia Quinn never imagined that her romance novels would be picked up by the legendary Shonda Rhimes to be adapted to the big screen. In an interview with Israel Hayom, she recalls the fateful phone call from her agent and how Bridgerton became one of the most viewed shows on Netflix.
"Fitch knows that Israel has a strong economy, but they want to see what will happen with the judicial issue," an official involved in the matter says.
"A week ago I was fitted with a monitoring device. That device beeped this evening and said I must have a pacemaker and that I must do this already tonight," PM says in video released after midnight. Late-night cabinet vote deputizes Justice Minister Yariv Levin to assume powers while operation carried out.