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- 1Ex-Biden official: Netanyahu expected US to cut military aid over Gaza war▼Ex-Biden official: Netanyahu thought U.S. would cut military aid during Gaza war
A former official in the Biden administration says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu believed the United States would cut off military aid during the Gaza war. The claim, reported by Haaretz, sheds light on the internal dynamics between Washington and Jerusalem as the conflict unfolded and raises questions about how far US pressure on Israel actually went.
- 2Opinion: The world now sees Israel through Palestinian eyes●Opinion | From the UN to the streets: The world is seeing Israel through Palestinian eyes
A Haaretz opinion column argues that global perceptions of Israel are shifting, with international bodies like the United Nations and public opinion on the streets worldwide increasingly framing the conflict from the Palestinian perspective. The piece contends that this reframing marks a significant change in how Israel is viewed diplomatically and among ordinary people around the globe.
- 3No Security Agency Probed Breaches in Netanyahu Aide's Tool▼No Security Agency Probed Security Breaches in Tool Developed by Netanyahu Aide
Haaretz reports that no Israeli security agency ever examined security breaches connected to a digital tool developed by an aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The claim raises questions about oversight of government-linked software and who was responsible for reviewing its vulnerabilities. The report is likely to fuel debate in Israel about security governance and accountability inside the prime minister's circle.
- 4No Israeli Agency Probed Netanyahu Aide Over Leaked PM Data●No Israeli Security Agency Probed Netanyahu Aide Exposing PM's Sensitive Data
Haaretz reports that no Israeli security agency has investigated an aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the exposure of the prime minister's sensitive data. The claim raises questions about how the alleged breach was handled and whether any state body has examined the incident. Details about the aide, the data involved, and the timing remain limited to the report's headline claim.