Will Netanyahu, Whose History With Security Chiefs Is a Rocky One, Depose of the Army Chief? His Close Circle Will Certainly Shed No Tears if the Top General Retires Cohesiveness in Israeli Army Will Stand Its Biggest Test in Case of an Armed Conflict Was This the Week Defense Minister Decided to Cross the Rubicon, Again?
The Anti-coup Movement in Israel Is Making the Rounds in the United States and Reaching American Jewish Communities in an Unprecedented Fashion. ‘We’re Just Not Used to This,’ Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum From Seattle Says. ‘This Is New Territory for the American Jewish Community, but We’re Beginning to Get It. We Have a Lot of Work to Do’
Repealing the Reasonableness Standard Is the Latest, Biggest Move in Netanyahu's Concerted Campaign to Erode the Status of the Knesset, Neutralize the Foreign Ministry and Enfeeble Oversight of the Government
Power Cuts in the Israel-controlled Enclave – Home to More Than 2.3 Million – Now Last for Around 12 Hours a Day as Demand for Air Conditioning Soars. 'Power Cuts Deprive Patients of Their Right to Regular Oxygen Ventilation and That Pushes Patients to Keep Visiting Hospital,' One Gazan Doctor Said
Netanyahu Aims to Intimidate Army Leaders as He Conceals the Situation's Gravity From the Israeli Public. Meanwhile, the IDF's Top Brass Balance the Obligation to Tell the Truth as They Refrain From Conveying the Whole Picture to the Enemy