Coalition members risk scoring own goal with childish bickering
Do they really want a sixth Knesset election, followed by a Benny Gantz premiership that would not advance their agenda politically or ideologically?
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Do they really want a sixth Knesset election, followed by a Benny Gantz premiership that would not advance their agenda politically or ideologically?
Pride in our history is appropriate. But wanting official recognition has more to do with the impulse to get in on the intersectional victim racket than combating antisemitism
Dubbed the "Day of Equality," demonstrations revolve around the Coalition's plans to legislate blanket military service exemptions for ultra-Orthodox yeshiva students. Protesters block the central Ayalon Highway in Tel Aviv.
Hamas members Hassan Katnani and Ma'ad Masri are killed in a firefight after their hideout was surrounded by Israeli troops. PM Netanyahu tweets after the announcement, "Our message to those who harm us, and those who want to harm us, is that whether it takes a day, a week or a month – you can be certain that we will settle accounts with you."
Supporters of the move say increased incitement to commit terror attacks could lead to a heavier toll than a full-scale operation.
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