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Netanyahu hits a new low — and he’s going lower

  • Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a crisis in his government while overseeing military actions in Gaza against Hamas following failed negotiations for hostages' release.
  • Protests are occurring as citizens fear the bombing campaign will hinder hostage recovery, and Netanyahu fired Ronen Bar, chief of the Israel Security Agency, amid a lack of trust.
  • The Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry reports over 50,000 deaths since the conflict escalated, while Egyptian officials propose a ceasefire to allow humanitarian aid and a swap for hostages.
  • The Israeli military continues bombardments in Gaza, with reports claiming over 50,000 fatalities since the start of the conflict, according to the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry.
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If Americans Knew Blog broke the news in on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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