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Indonesia's president estimated the country could take 1,000 people in a first wave, and said he instructed his FM to quickly discuss with the Palestinian side and other parties about how to evacuate Gazans to the Muslim-majority country

The senior Hezbollah official said the group was ready to discuss its arms in the context of a national defense strategy, but this hinged on Israel pulling out its troops from five posts in south Lebanon

The attorney representing Netanyahu in his corruption cases requested to postpone the 22nd day of testimony in his criminal trial because the PM had landed just an hour prior: 'He hasn't slept all night. The prime minister is very tired'

Argentine Judge Rafecas ordered the prosecution of Deputy Vanina Biasi for antisemitic posts, with a 10 million peso lien on her assets. She could face up to three years in prison if convicted.

Just when the Israeli Supreme Court's judicial oversight was needed to examine alleged violations of Palestinian civilians starving in the Gaza Strip, the court chose to defer the issue, claiming it was 'not the appropriate forum'

Congressman Josh Gottheimer called for an investigation into the Palestinian American Community Center.

The American president outlined his administration's priorities: a deal with Saudi Arabia, an end to the Gaza war, a resolution of the Iranian nuclear issue and shared interests with Turkey ■ The turmoil in the High Court hearing on the dismissal of the head of the Shin Bet reflected what Israel has become under the leadership of the prime minister: crazy and conflicted

ISRAEL: Defense Minister Katz says there are tunnels from Gaza to Egypt, IDF denies ■ GAZA: Israel preparing to put at least 20 percent of Gaza in buffer zone, officials say ■ LEBANON: Hezbollah willing to discuss disarmament if Israel withdraws, official says

"Microsoft thinks it can scare us by firing our members, but they could not be more mistaken," said No Azure. "In fact, Microsoft should be scared."

Testimony from Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar highlights the emptiness of the conflict-of-interest deal to curb the power of a prime minister who is accused of criminal offenses. The gatekeepers can delay the removal of the head of the Shin Bet, but the big picture is grimmer than ever

“It’s not only really affecting me but the whole Jewish community at school," the Jewish senior told the NYP in an exclusive interview.

In a democracy, even the government should be subordinate to the law. In Israel, increasingly the law itself is on trial – and often, it's the losing party

The Netanyahu government is keen on convening the Knesset's Constitution, Law and Justice Committee so that it can get its recommendation for firing the AG, but so far, there is no candidate who is willing to take part in this committee and confirm her dismissal

At least two officers who were promoted this week met with Ben-Gvir on Thursday in his office, and 'had an audition with the minister.' The police commissioner is 'losing the police and closing deals with Ben-Gvir behind the backs of the officers,' one cop said

Ben-Gvir's office told Haaretz that he is expected to meet with the U.S. secretary of homeland security in Washington. He also plans to visit Miami and New York, where he is expected to meet with members of the Jewish community