The Israeli prime minister was responding to the efforts of US President Trump to secure him clemency
By Jacob Jaffa
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
IDF Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir backed a wider “external” investigation into the attacks, but stopped short of endorsing a full state commission of inquiry
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Ministers accused the city’s next mayor of promoting ‘anti-Israel and anti-Jewish rhetoric’
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Demonstrators prayed en masse at the entrance to the city, while some pelted reporters covering the protest with plastic bottles and sticks.
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