The Israeli prime minister will reportedly make his first official visit to Cairo in 15 years to secure the agreement, and repair relations strained by the Gaza War
By Jacob Jaffa
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
Opposition figures have called for the prime minister to admit his alleged guilt and resign before any decision is made
The bill, written by a Likued MK, will also allow draft dodgers to ‘age out’ of sanctions following threats of coalition resignations from the Charedi parties
Ben Landa is awaiting Senate confirmation but some Jewish groups are concerned that he may not provide space for disagreement over Israel
Dr Yossi Walfisch, chair of the IMA’s medical ethics committee, instructed doctors to refuse to facilitate capital sentences
The IDF’s chief of staff has accused the defence minister of interfering in the military’s appointment process
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Israel has also promised to ‘complete’ its prohibition of the group, which could include a major Arab-Israeli political party
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The prime minister promised ‘forceful action’ against extremists amid accusations of lax IDF enforcement
Instead, an independent panel appointed by ministers will examine the lead-up to the terror attacks, reportedly including the impact of anti-government protests on Hamas’ decision-making
The Israeli prime minister was responding to the efforts of US President Trump to secure him clemency
Israel Police Commissioner Daniel Levy claimed the decision ‘may sow fear among investigators who testify in criminal investigations’
Trump referred to the corruption charges against the Israeli prime minister as ‘political, unjustified prosecution’
Israeli Katz claimed that the station’s output ‘harms the war effort and morale’
The now former strategic affairs minister said he made the decision based on a prior commitment to his family
One lawmaker labelled National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir a ‘terrorist’ for championing the legislation
