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Israeli air force veterans say incoming government a danger

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Over 1,000 senior Israeli air force veterans, including a former Israeli chief of staff, on Monday urged the country's top legal officials to stand tough against the incoming government. They said the alliance of religious and ultranationalist parties threatens Israel's future. Former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his ultra-Orthodox and far-right partners captured a parliamentary majority in Nov. 1 elections.

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Israeli air force veterans say incoming government a danger

Over 1,000 senior Israeli air force veterans have urged the country’s top legal officials to stand tough against the incoming government

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Israeli air force veterans say incoming government a danger

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Israeli air force veterans say incoming government a danger

Over 1,000 senior Israeli air force veterans have urged the country’s top legal officials to stand tough against the incoming government

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Washington Times

Israeli air force veterans say incoming government a danger

Over 1,000 senior Israeli air force veterans, including a former Israeli chief of staff, on Monday urged the country's top legal officials to stand tough against the incoming government.

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The Washington Post

Israeli air force veterans say incoming government a danger

Over 1,000 senior Israeli air force veterans have urged the country’s top legal officials to stand tough against the incoming government

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Israeli air force veterans say incoming government a danger

JERUSALEM (AP) — Over 1,000 senior Israeli air force veterans, including a former Israeli chief of staff, on Monday urged the country’s top legal officials to stand tough against the incoming government. In a letter to the chief of Israel’s Supreme Court and other top officials, they said the alliance of religious and ultranationalist parties threatens Israel’s future. The letter was delivered days before the new government is to take office. “…

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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