The redrafted bill has heavily watered down sanctions against draft dodgers, but is set to pass through the Israeli parliament with the support of some unlikely allies
By Jacob Jaffa
The far-right minister has long advocated Israeli settlement of the Strip and the ‘voluntary emigration’ of the Palestinian population
The project has been delayed for more than a decade due to international opposition
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By Yaakov Katz
Attacked by left and right, the prime minister’s plans to seize the Strip’s capital risks deepening the Jewish state’s isolation. The failure to outline a coherent “day after” plan is a huge mistake
The image was taken during a tour of settlement Sa-Nur
By Eliana Silver
The terror group said it wouldn’t come back to the table until more aid entered Gaza, while Israel’s far-right finance minister claimed only the its ‘total surrender’ would be accepted
The move was condemned by right-wing opposition figures as ‘hatred against Israel’
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Bezalel Smotrich predicted that Israel would maintain a ‘permanent presence’ in the enclave even after the war ends
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The former IDF deputy chief of staff turned leftist MK lashed out at Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir, accusing them of ‘dancing on the blood’ of five Charedi soldiers killed by a roadside bomb
By Jake Wallis Simons
While Lammy targets Israeli ministers, the UK turns a blind eye to open Jew hate from Muslim countries – revealing a foreign policy not exactly guided by principles
Marco Rubio: ‘We remind our partners not to forget who the real enemy is’
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar has condemned the move as ‘outrageous’
Critics of the move claim it would amount to an annexation of the PA-administered territory
Minister Hamish Falconer described the action as ‘a deliberate obstacle’ to the two-state solution
Chief prosecutor Karim Khan was reportedly preparing to seek the far-right ministers’ arrests before he was suspended pending an investigation into allegations of sexual assault against him
Some of the towns – which reportedly won the approval of the prime minister – will be newly built, while others will be outposts that were previously considered illegal under Israeli law