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Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid. July 23, 2017
One hour before the deadline that would kick the coalition football into the Knesset plenum, Yesh Atidâs Yair Lapid managed to sign each coalition partner to the deal that will form a center-left government in Israel with Naftali Bennett as the first prime minister in the rotation, and Yair Lapid following after him.
The signed letter to President Rivlin that Yair Lapid can form a coalition. June 2, 2021
All coalition partners including Yamina’s Naftali Bennett and Tikva Hadasha (New Hope)’s Gideon Sa’ar signed the deal at around 11 pm, according to
Walla! News. The parties in the coalition are Yesh Atid, Yamina, Tikva Hadasha, Meretz, Labor, Blue&White and Ra’am.
With the unnecessary ceasefire now in effect, Netanyahu drew a line in the sand today, promising ‘a whole new level of force’ from Israel if Hamas fires another rocket into Israel:
NY POST – Israel will unleash “a whole new level of force” if Hamas terrorists break their cease-fire agreement with new rocket attacks from the Gaza Strip, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Friday.
Netanyahu said the recent round of fighting “changed the equation not only as regards to the operation but also as regards the future,” according to the Times of Israel.
“If Hamas thinks we will tolerate a drizzle of rockets, it is mistaken,” he said at a news conference with military leaders in Tel Aviv.
It wasn’t just the throwing of stones and firebombs. They also tried surround police officers, according to the Jerusalem Post:
A live stream from the complex showed Palestinians surrounding police and then police firing tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse them.
Israel Police stated that a riot broke out on the Temple Mount with hundreds of youth who threw stones and Molotov cocktails at police officers. Jerusalem District police commander Doron Turgeman ordered police to enter the Temple Mount and handle the rioters near the police station, while allowing those not involved to leave the Temple Mount.
Palestinian media and the Red Crescent reported that 20 Palestinians were injured by rubber bullets and shrapnel from stun grenades.