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Opposition Leader Benjamin Netanyahu: "We are in the midst of battle. I of course fully support the government, the IDF, and the security forces." Shin Bet chief calls for an end to a "successful" military operation. PM Yair Lapid: "The operation will continue as long as necessary."
Although Israel launched this operation without a choice, it can turn it into an opportunity to bolster deterrence and at least somewhat alter the equation in terms of the approach to Gaza.
The American-Palestinian supermodel and anti-Israel activist shares a video of an Al-Jazeera interview with Israeli journalist Gideon Levy saying "the Israeli public is quite brainwashed."
The IDF hopes to keep Hamas out of the conflict while keeping a close eye on the northern sector, where Hezbollah could try to take advantage of the situation.
Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt served as chief rabbi of Moscow for over 30 years, until the morning after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, when he woke up to a frightening reality that reminded him of the "dark days of the Iron Curtain." From his new office in Jerusalem, he speaks frankly to Israel Hayom about being the only Russian religion leader to oppose Vladimir Putin.
