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Thousands demonstrate in capital after marching for days on main highway from Tel Aviv, many more protest across the country. Some 10,000 reservists from a variety of units announce they would no longer volunteer for reserve duty if asked, adding to the 1,000 or so reserve troops from the Israeli Air Force who sent a similar letter on Friday.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir responded to Friday's letter in a tweet, saying that "refusing service was dangerous for the country".
Trump believes he has reasons to be mad at Israel, and specifically at Netanyahu and at Jewish voters who could not be awed by his historic pro-Israel policies and sided with Biden in 2020.
The move to recognize the African country's sovereignty on Western Sahara disrupts Tehran and Hezbollah's efforts in North Africa.
The Hezbollah group released Thursday footage of IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi and other senior military...
