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Israel PM Says No Peace Until Hamas Destroyed

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has insisted peace can only be achieved in Gaza if Hamas is destroyed, the territory demilitarised and Palestinian society "deradicalised", after warning the war is set to intensify.

International Business Times

Benjamin Netanyahu accused of ‘evil’ campaigning at time of war

Members of his own party among those critical of Israeli PM’s efforts to improve his dire ratings

The Guardian - UK

Under pressure, Netanyahu agrees to a ceasefire and hostage deal with Hamas. Are his days now numbered?

After a long overnight deliberation, the Israeli government approved a hostage release deal and ceasefire today with Hamas.

The Conversation

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The Netanyahu doctrine: how Israel’s longest-serving leader reshaped the country in his image

The long read: He first became prime minister in 1996, and has been pushing the country further right ever since. Most agree his political days are numbered – but the approach he established will prove very difficult to shift

The Guardian - UK

‘A lot of discontent’: Netanyahu alone as Israel turns on wartime PM

From families of Hamas captives to politicians in his own government, Netanyahu’s popularity is at an all-time low.

Al Jazeera

Inside Netanyahu's nightmare: how the reign of Bibi 'King of Israel' began to implode

With accusations of cronyism, an inability to make decisions, and plummeting popularity among Jerusalem insiders and the public, is the era of Israel's longest-serving prime minister finally coming to an end? Ben Judah reports

Evening Standard

What would Israel look like under a new leader – and who would benefit?

Israelis are politically divided, but there’s widespread agreement that Benjamin Netanyahu’s government needs to go

The Guardian - UK

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Will a nation that came together in war stay united to topple Benjamin Netanyahu?

Israeli prime minister may yet pay the price of intelligence and security failings made on his watch

The Guardian - UK

Despite his government's failure to anticipate Hamas' deadly attack, don't count Netanyahu out politically

Since the brutal Hamas attack on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, news analysts and the public have focused on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his role in the intelligence failure that preceded the attack, in which 1,400 people were killed.

The Conversation

Israel-Hamas war: Benjamin Netanyahu's ‘Mr Security’ image fades as rivals want him out

As the young couple prepare for a night out, the doorbell rings. Outside stands Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, universally known as Bibi. “You ordered a babysitter?” asks the smiling premier. “You’re getting a Bibi-sitter.”

The Times of India

Fears grow West Bank will become another front in Israel’s war as violence surges

Palestinians in the West Bank tell Kim Sengupta they are facing a crackdown from Israeli forces and threats to their lives from settlers, while Israeli officials say the threat from Hamas is clear

The Independent UK

Middle East war is the price of Netanyahu’s history with Hamas

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s policies made Hamas stronger and weakened those who want a two-state solution for Palestine. Polls show Netanyahu’s support is cratering. The president of the U.S. should stay far away.

Chicago Sun-Times

Hamas’s barbarism does not justify the collective punishment of Palestinians

Laying siege to a civilian population isn’t the same thing as targeting a terrorist organisation

The Guardian - UK

Netanyahu forges rare moment of Israeli political unity – but for how long?

Israel’s PM has brought fractious parties together over Hamas’s invasion, yet questions remain over how it was allowed to happen

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Israel imposing apartheid on Palestinians, says former Mossad chief

Tamir Pardo comments, slammed by ruling Likud party, carry weight because of high regard for intelligence agency in Israel

Zenger

Israeli Lawmaker Asks UNESCO To Not Locate Jericho In ‘Palestine’

Lawmaker sent letter to UNESCO Director-General asking her to prevent ancient Jericho from being listed as “State of Palestine.”

Al Jazeera

Who is Israel’s far-right, pro-settler Security Minister Ben-Gvir?

Far-right Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has a history of making outrage-inciting comments and provoking Palestinians.

The Guardian - UK

I have long rejected claims that Israel is an apartheid state. Now I believe that is where it is heading

I grew up in South Africa, and vigorously refuted parallels with Israel. But in the Netanyahu era, the charge is becoming fact, says writer Benjamin Pogrund

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Zenger

Netanyahu, Levin Reportedly Seeking To Halt Judicial Reform

As agreed upon by Netanyahu and Justice Minister Yariv Levin, the program for judicial reform would be halted for a year.

Zenger

Gallant: Gov’t Would Accept Court Overturn Of ‘reasonableness Law’

Israel's government would accept a Supreme Court decision to strike down the "

Zenger

Netanyahu’s Likud Rejects Freeze On Judicial Reform As Demanded By Opposition

Likud refuses to halt legislative reforms until 2025, escalating tensions with Yesh Atid Party

Zenger

Likud Minister Says Door Open For Gantz To Join Coalition

Culture and Sport Minister Miki Zohar opens the door for National Unity Party leader

Zenger

Likud Lawmakers Seek To Limit Attorney General’s Prosecution Authority

Likud lawmakers propose bill to strip attorney general of power to prosecute Cabinet members

The Guardian - UK

Fight for Israel’s future in balance after a win for Netanyahu coalition

A constitutional crisis is brewing, more protests are expected and PM looks weak despite victory

The Guardian - UK

What is Israel’s judicial overhaul about and what happens next?

Constitutional crisis on cards as supreme court justices are asked to consider curbing their own powers

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