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Israel's Shin Bet Intelligence Chief Announces Resignation: Report
The head of Israel's domestic intelligence service, Ronen Bar, has announced his resignation and will step down on June 15, Israeli media reported late on Monday, six weeks after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tried to oust the security chief.
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Security Chief Failed Miserably On Oct 7 When Hamas Attacked Israel: Netanyahu
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushed back against his domestic security chief Ronen Bar on Monday, saying that the head of Shin Bet "failed miserably" when Hamas attacked Israel.
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Why Israel Cancelled Visas Of 27 French Lawmakers Two Days Before Visit
Two days before their scheduled visit to Israel and the Palestinian territories, at least 27 French left-wing lawmakers and officials were informed that the Netanyahu government had revoked their visas.
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"No Choice But To Keep Fighting": Netanyahu Vows To Continue Gaza Offensive
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pledged to continue military operations in Gaza and emphasised that Israel must keep fighting to ensure its survival, despite increasing opposition.
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"Irresponsible": Netanyahu vs Canada PM Over Gaza "Genocide" Remark
Benjamin Netanyahu's remarks came after a video showed Mark Carney responding to a man who yelled, "Mr Carney, there is a genocide happening in Palestine."
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Trump Says War In Gaza Should Stop Soon As He Hosts Israel's Netanyahu
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he would like the war in Gaza to stop, as he hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House.
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"Hamas Leaders In Gaza Can Leave If...": Netanyahu's Latest Terms
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that Israel's intensified military pressure on Hamas in Gaza has been effective, stressing the Palestinian group must lay down its arms.
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Hamas Approves Gaza Truce Proposal, Hopes Israel Won't "Obstruct It"
A top Hamas official said on Saturday the group approved a new Gaza ceasefire proposal put forth by mediators, urging Israel to back it but warning the Iran-backed group's weapons were a "red line".
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Father Of Last Living US Hostage In Gaza Hopes Trump Can Bring Him Home
Edan Alexander, a 21-year-old Israeli-American soldier who grew up in the US, is one of 59 hostages still in Gaza, more than half of whom are believed to be dead.
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Israelis Return To Streets In Anger Over Netanyahu's Policies
Blowing foghorns and beating drums, thousands of Israelis took over the winding Jerusalem street outside the prime minister's residence to protest what they see as Benjamin Netanyahu's bid to weaken democracy.
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Israel Strikes Kills Over 400 In Gaza, Netanyahu Warns Hamas "It's Only Beginning"
The Israeli strikes on Gaza, the largest since a ceasefire took effect in January, killed more than 400 people on Tuesday, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warning Hamas that the attack was "only the beginning".
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"Negotiations With Hamas Will Take Place Only Under Fire": Netanyahu
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday said that a wave of deadly overnight strikes on Gaza was "only the beginning" of Israeli action in the Palestinian territory.
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"New Phase Of Genocide Policy": Turkey Condemns Israel's Strikes On Gaza
Turkey on Tuesday denounced Israel's deadly strikes in Gaza as "a new phase" in its "genocide policy", saying the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defied humanity through its breach of international law.
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Israel Has Decided To "Sacrifice" Hostages By Resuming War, Says Hamas
Palestinian Hamas group has accused Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of "sacrificing" its hostages after fresh strikes jolted Gaza this morning, raising questions over future ceasefires to bring back the Israeli citizens still held captive.
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Netanyahu's Bid To Fire Security Agency Chief Sparks New Row In Israel
PM Benjamin Netanyahu's bid to dismiss a top security official has threatened to plunge Israel back into deep political crisis, with opponents on Monday organising protests and a former court president warning against the "dangerous" move.
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Israel's Shin Bet Intelligence Chief Announces Resignation: Report
The head of Israel's domestic intelligence service, Ronen Bar, has announced his resignation and will step down on June 15, Israeli media reported late on Monday, six weeks after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tried to oust the security chief.
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Security Chief Failed Miserably On Oct 7 When Hamas Attacked Israel: Netanyahu
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushed back against his domestic security chief Ronen Bar on Monday, saying that the head of Shin Bet "failed miserably" when Hamas attacked Israel.
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Why Israel Cancelled Visas Of 27 French Lawmakers Two Days Before Visit
Two days before their scheduled visit to Israel and the Palestinian territories, at least 27 French left-wing lawmakers and officials were informed that the Netanyahu government had revoked their visas.
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"No Choice But To Keep Fighting": Netanyahu Vows To Continue Gaza Offensive
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pledged to continue military operations in Gaza and emphasised that Israel must keep fighting to ensure its survival, despite increasing opposition.
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"Irresponsible": Netanyahu vs Canada PM Over Gaza "Genocide" Remark
Benjamin Netanyahu's remarks came after a video showed Mark Carney responding to a man who yelled, "Mr Carney, there is a genocide happening in Palestine."
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Trump Says War In Gaza Should Stop Soon As He Hosts Israel's Netanyahu
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he would like the war in Gaza to stop, as he hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House.
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"Hamas Leaders In Gaza Can Leave If...": Netanyahu's Latest Terms
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that Israel's intensified military pressure on Hamas in Gaza has been effective, stressing the Palestinian group must lay down its arms.
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Hamas Approves Gaza Truce Proposal, Hopes Israel Won't "Obstruct It"
A top Hamas official said on Saturday the group approved a new Gaza ceasefire proposal put forth by mediators, urging Israel to back it but warning the Iran-backed group's weapons were a "red line".
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Father Of Last Living US Hostage In Gaza Hopes Trump Can Bring Him Home
Edan Alexander, a 21-year-old Israeli-American soldier who grew up in the US, is one of 59 hostages still in Gaza, more than half of whom are believed to be dead.
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Israelis Return To Streets In Anger Over Netanyahu's Policies
Blowing foghorns and beating drums, thousands of Israelis took over the winding Jerusalem street outside the prime minister's residence to protest what they see as Benjamin Netanyahu's bid to weaken democracy.
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Israel Strikes Kills Over 400 In Gaza, Netanyahu Warns Hamas "It's Only Beginning"
The Israeli strikes on Gaza, the largest since a ceasefire took effect in January, killed more than 400 people on Tuesday, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warning Hamas that the attack was "only the beginning".
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"Negotiations With Hamas Will Take Place Only Under Fire": Netanyahu
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday said that a wave of deadly overnight strikes on Gaza was "only the beginning" of Israeli action in the Palestinian territory.
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"New Phase Of Genocide Policy": Turkey Condemns Israel's Strikes On Gaza
Turkey on Tuesday denounced Israel's deadly strikes in Gaza as "a new phase" in its "genocide policy", saying the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defied humanity through its breach of international law.
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Israel Has Decided To "Sacrifice" Hostages By Resuming War, Says Hamas
Palestinian Hamas group has accused Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of "sacrificing" its hostages after fresh strikes jolted Gaza this morning, raising questions over future ceasefires to bring back the Israeli citizens still held captive.
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Netanyahu's Bid To Fire Security Agency Chief Sparks New Row In Israel
PM Benjamin Netanyahu's bid to dismiss a top security official has threatened to plunge Israel back into deep political crisis, with opponents on Monday organising protests and a former court president warning against the "dangerous" move.
