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Israel’s Knesset last week delivered Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu another victory after it passed a bill that strips independence from the country’s court system and grants more power to politicians, in what has been called a “judicial coup” for the embattled leader.
Israeli forces continue to carry out new attacks across Gaza and enforce a complete humanitarian blockade.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last week addressed a conference on antisemitism in Jerusalem and thanked those in attendance for standing “with the forces of civilization against the forces of barbarism.”
A top Israeli newspaper published an op-ed last week that shined a light on the violence that Palestinians in the West Bank have been forced to endure under the new security framework in the region…
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) announced Sunday that the bodies of eight of its medics were recovered after vanishing last week when they came under heavy fire by the IDF while responding to emergency calls in Rafah.
Top aid organizations told reporters last week that Israel has rejected most attempts to coordinate the shipment of humanitarian goods into Gaza, as food stores inside the enclave diminish—with just days of flour remaining to keep bakeries running inside the enclave.
The U.S. deployed B-2 bombers to its airbase on Diego Garcia in what was seen as a clear message to the Houthis and Iran that war could escalate quickly if the White House chooses to take military action against these two adversaries.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said last week that the IDF will continue to strike targets “everywhere in Lebanon” after his military carried out a strike on a private school in a Beirut suburb, claiming that Hezbollah was using the facility to house equipment.
Israel carried out deadly drone strikes in Lebanon last week—including a pair that killed four, despite a fragile ceasefire with Hezbollah that has been routinely broken by the IDF.
Israel continues to bomb and kill Syrians with impunity, and last week its IDF carried out an attack on Koya, a town in the southern part of the country, that resulted in the deaths of six individuals.
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