US EditionIsrael right-wing presses Netanyahu for decisive win against Hamas
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, AUG 10 – Netanyahu’s Cabinet approved the Gaza City takeover plan despite objections from security chiefs concerned about reserve soldiers’ readiness amid ongoing war challenges.
- Israel faces isolation as it approaches the second anniversary of the Hamas invasion, which resulted in the deaths of more Jews in one day than on any day since the Holocaust.
- Netanyahu's plan for the Israeli military to capture Gaza City has been approved by the Security Cabinet, allowing residents until October 7 to evacuate.
- Hamas condemned Netanyahu's plan as a 'full-fledged war crime' and warned of a 'high cost' in response to actions taken against them.
- An aide to Netanyahu stated that he is not willing to remain in the current limbo and expressed a need to take 'a drastic step' against Hamas.
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AIPAC’s limitations in a world of online activism
One of the biggest slurs coming from anti-Israel influencers and other crankish extremists is that outside pro-Israel advocacy groups, such as AIPAC, somehow play an inordinate role in the reason so many lawmakers support a close U.S.-Israel alliance. Their misguided belief is that the donations from pro-Israel donors drive lawmakers’ behavior. The reality is that such financial support has reflected the strong public support Israel has long e…
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Sunday that, under conditions where the Palestinian group Hamas refuses to place the weapons, Israel has no choice but to “do the work until the end” and to break it....
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