Joint List endorses no one for PM
Joint List endorses no one for PM Ynet | Published: 04.05.21 , 20:34 The predominantly Arab Joint List told President Reuven Rivlin Monday it will not endorse a candidate for prime minister. comment
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Joint List endorses no one for PM Ynet | Published: 04.05.21 , 20:34 The predominantly Arab Joint List told President Reuven Rivlin Monday it will not endorse a candidate for prime minister. comment
Jordan's Prince Hamza signs letter declaring support for the king Reuters | Published: 04.05.21 , 21:41 Jordan's estranged Prince Hamza signed a letter saying "I place myself in the hands of his majesty the king... I will remain committed to the constitution of the dear Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, and I will always be of help and support to his majesty the king and his crown prince", the royal court said in a statement on Monday. Prince Hamza, the former crown prince, signed the letter after he met with Prince Hassan, the king's uncle, and other princes on Monday, the royal court said. "T...
Netanyahu on trial: 'This is what an attempted coup looks like' PM claims prosecution is holding a 'witch-hunt' against him, lists a slew of alleged transgressions on law enforcement's side leading up to his corruption trial i24NEWS | Updated: 04.05.21 , 19:25 After appearing in court for his corruption trial, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lambasted on Monday the State Prosecution, Israel Police and the media, alleging they have conspired to stage a political coup against him. “The prosecution is on a witch-hunt. They were looking for me. Whitewashed investigations, conducted illega...
In signed letter, Prince Hamzah pledges his allegiance to King Abdullah, crown prince after his involvement in an alleged conspiracy to destabilize the Hashemite Kingdom's security
Reuters | Published: 04.04.21 , 16:41 Jordan's Deputy Prime Minister Ayman Safadi said on Sunday that King Abdullah's half-brother and former crown prince, Prince Hamza, had been liaising with foreign parties over a plot to destabilize the country and had been monitored for some time. The authorities intercepted communications between Hamza and foreign parties over the timing of steps to undermine Jordan's security, Safadi said at a news conference. The security services have asked for those involved in the plot to be referred to the state security court, he said. comment