Netanyahu tells High Court there are no grounds to fire Ben-Gvir
Netanyahu told the High Court that neither legal nor administrative grounds justify dismissing Ben-Gvir amid stalled talks over police interference.
Netanyahu told the High Court that neither legal nor administrative grounds justify dismissing Ben-Gvir amid stalled talks over police interference.
The victims, all men aged 34-52, have been transported to a hospital, Sky News reported, citing the London Ambulance Service.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Isaac Herzog, and several other top officials were present at the ceremony to receive and bury the remains.
Attorney Arbel Feldman is survived by his wife and three children. His family said it was in shock and asked that his photograph not be published.
Negotiations regarding a permanent solution for the Hormuz are set to continue during the period of the agreement, as well as nuclear talks.
Prior to the strikes, the IDF issued an evacuation warning for civilians present in the targeted areas for the first time since June.
The outlet reported that many nurses were beaten and detained by authorities and had their mobile phones confiscated.
The suspected offenses included fraud, breach of trust, obtaining something by fraud, theft or fraudulent misappropriation, false entries in corporate documents, and other offenses.
A video released by the IDF shows footage from a body camera on a military dog of the IDF's K9 unit, Oketz, exploring the cave and finding dozens of munitions.
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