It's time for Israel to shift gears on Iran
If Israel has the capability to deal with the Iranian threat, it would have to exercise that option in the near future. It must place the gun on the table or use it.
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If Israel has the capability to deal with the Iranian threat, it would have to exercise that option in the near future. It must place the gun on the table or use it.
The IDF said it launched a manhunt in search of the perpetrators. The two Israelis suffered critical injuries and died on their way to the hospital.
After his words are misconstrued, the prime minister clarifies that he did not instruct his ministers to "punch protesters," but rather "punch back at their lies."
"Our way is not through public declarations, but quiet conversations," Executive Vice President of the Orthodox Union Rabbi Moshe Hauer says.
During the main protest in Tel Aviv, some demonstrators block the main freeway and light bonfire. Two officers bitten.
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