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Netanyahu said refusing to halt overhaul push: We can do 'without a few squadrons' - Vimarsana News

Netanyahu said refusing to halt overhaul push: We can do 'without a few squadrons'

PM rails against threats by reservists to stop showing up for duty if government pushes ahead with controversial legislation; Veterans say Netanyahu endangering national security

Several reserve pilots tell Air Force chief they won't train over judicial overhaul - Vimarsana News

Several reserve pilots tell Air Force chief they won't train over judicial overhaul

'I won't 'volunteer for a dictatorship,' says one 44-year veteran; announcement comes after Netanyahu reportedly says that Israel can 'get by without a few squadrons'

Netanyahu pours cold water on plea deal, rejects moral turpitude demand - Vimarsana News

Netanyahu pours cold water on plea deal, rejects moral turpitude demand

Netanyahu’s announcement comes after his lawyers received a message from AG Mendelblit that negotiations with him would not be possible and that they would have to wait for the appointment of his successor

Netanyahu plea deal: Attorney general to demand harsher terms - Vimarsana News

Netanyahu plea deal: Attorney general to demand harsher terms

Netanyahu would have to admit he took perks from Bezeq owner in return for regulatory favors, which the former prime minister's associates say he will find difficult to accept

Attorney general to demand harsher plea deal terms for Netanyahu - Vimarsana News

Attorney general to demand harsher plea deal terms for Netanyahu

Netanyahu would have to admit he took perks from Bezeq owner in return for regulatory favors, which former prime minister's associates say he will find difficult to accept