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National Security Minister Ben-Gvir supports canceling the Israeli delegation to Washington and demands immediate action in Rafah: "World hasn't faced what we have - act now."
Knesset member Hanoch Milwidsky (Likud) opposes current draft law, not consulted on it before.
Haredi party leaders warned that if the bill includes economic sanctions and recruitment quotas, they will leave the government.
Dr. Michael Oren, former Israeli ambassador to Washington, reveals American perspectives on Israel's war, noting that there is no pro-Israel presidential candidate, and differing views on Lebanon.
Following the demonstration and arson at the Prime Minister's Residence in Caesarea, protest leader clarifies: 'No intent to approach or break-in.'
IDF Maj.-Gen. Nimrod Shafer on 103FM: Yoav Gallant aims to avert US arms embargo on Israel; notes Rafah operation won't happen if the US says not to do it.
The draft, should it pass, would extend the exemption from IDF conscription for haredi (ultra-Orthodox) Jews.
MK Meir Cohen criticizes cabinet members Ganz and Eisenkot, stating they have little influence on the government's conduct, calling them an "oxygen balloon" for Netanyahu.
103FM broadcaster Guy Peleg discussed the efforts to establish a new hostage deal and questioned if Hamas's demands are reasonable, questioned if Netanyahu is stalling.
The Jewish Agency’s Fund for Victims of Terror acts as a conduit of love and care for civilian terror victims.