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Extremists return to Netanyahu's government

The ultra-nationalist party Jewish Power (Otzma Yehudit) returns to the Israeli government, according to a statement from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his party Likud on Tuesday. .

Extremists return to Netanyahu's government

Former Minister Accuses Israel of War Crimes

Israel's former Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon accuses the government of ethnic cleansing in northern Gaza. Moshe Yaalon, who resigned from the post of Defense Minister after a conflict with Netanyahu in 2016, now accuses the current government of having set out to "occupy, annex, ethnically cleanse".

Former Minister Accuses Israel of War Crimes

Israel Offers Reward to Free Hostages

Israel wants to reward those who succeed in getting hostages out of Gaza. Furthermore, free passage is promised to those who have helped to free the hostages.

Israel Offers Reward to Free Hostages

Double signals about peace talks from Israel

Israel's newly appointed defense minister rejects all thoughts of a ceasefire in Lebanon – while the new foreign minister talks about progress in peace negotiations. Israel is simultaneously attacking targets far up in northernmost Lebanon.

Double signals about peace talks from Israel

Israel stops UNRWA with new laws

Israel's parliament has voted through new legislation that prevents Unrwa, the UN's aid organization for Palestine refugees, from operating in the country. .

Israel stops UNRWA with new laws

Netanyahu's party holds "colonize Gaza" event

Israel's ruling party is hosting an event near the Gaza Strip border next week. The event's title: "Preparations to colonize Gaza".

Netanyahu's party holds "colonize Gaza" event

Rival in the government strengthens Netanyahu's position

The Knesset member and former Justice Minister Gideon Sa'ar joins Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government in Israel. .

Rival in the government strengthens Netanyahu's position

Netanyahu: The Corridor Must Remain Closed

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met a critical press corps at a stage when internal protests in Israel are increasing in strength. Netanyahu emphasized that Israel will retain control over the controversial Philadelphia corridor between the Gaza Strip and Egypt.

Netanyahu: The Corridor Must Remain Closed