Netanyahu can't get Israel's far right to zip it – POLITICO
Israel’s next encounter with International Court of Justice may prove more challenging than the first, thanks to the PM’s coalition partners.
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Israel’s next encounter with International Court of Justice may prove more challenging than the first, thanks to the PM’s coalition partners.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to send two trucks of fuel per day into Gaza, without a hostage deal, drawing outcry from the far right.
U.S. officials advocate a role for the Palestinian body in governing after Hamas, a proposal Netanyahu rejects.
Staff Sergeant Lavi Lifschitz was killed in action on Tuesday, the IDF said. At his funeral in Jerusalem, many fellow soldiers appeared stunned by what their country is going through.
Israeli soldiers attending the funeral of a 20-year-old colleague looked bewildered and exhausted.