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The ‘Day After’ Plan for Gaza That Netanyahu Doesn’t Want to Talk About
Despite what Netanyahu says, the West Bank business elite is ready and willing to govern and rebuild. Bernard Avishai, the author of The Tragedy of Zionism and The Hebrew Republic, among other books, splits his time between Jerusalem and New Hampshire where he teaches political economy at Dartmouth College.
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Netanyahu defends controversial Gaza takeover plan as global outrage grows
Netanyahu backed the plan and continued to deny claims that there is widespread starvation in Gaza, claiming that reports are ...
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JB Pritzker: Blocking arms sales sends Israel ‘the right kind of message’
The Illinois Democrat said he backed the Senate bid to halt Israel arms sales to pressure Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu ...
Around 2:30 a.m., officers responded near the area of Holly Cove Drive and Schooner Trail for reports of gunshots and a possible victim. A man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds was found at the ...
Israel faces a formidable adversary in Hamas, which holds living hostages and has the leverage to shape Israel’s ...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that his new plan to expand the war in Gaza and target the remaining ...
The United Nations Security Council convened an emergency meeting Sunday to discuss Gaza, specifically Israel's new plan to ...
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UN ambassadors condemn Israel's 'dangerous' Gaza City plan as Netanyahu denies starving Palestinians
The US's UN ambassador has criticised delegates of "taking advantage" of the emergency meeting to accuse Israel of genocide.
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