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It is unlikely that the attorney general would allow for a major political move the likes of territorial annexation to take place so close to the elections. If PM Netanyahu makes a promise he cannot keep, it could fracture his coalition well before the March 2 vote.
A new report on anti-Semitism in 2019, published by the Ministry of Diaspora Affairs of Sunday, reveals extremely disconcerting trends of increased and intensifying anti-Semitic incidents across the globe in general, and in Western Europe and the United States in particular.
Israel and Jordan share various common interests, and it is actually more convenient for Amman to have Israel retain its security control over the Jordan Valley.
Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit to make the final decision about whether to indict Likud MK David Bitan for bribery, fraud, breach of trust, and tax violations pending a hearing.
Separately, Iraqi security forces shoot at anti-government protesters in Baghdad, killing at least one person, and unidentified men set fire to sit-in tents in a southern Iraqi city.
