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At last minute, Biden issues pre-emptive pardons to prevent Trump reprisals
Outgoing President Joe Biden issues pre-emptive pardons to Liz Cheney, Anthony Fauci, and more on his last day in office to prevent Trump from pursuing them for prosecution.
Trudeau calls on Hamas to release all hostages
Resigning Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stressing importance of sticking to ceasefire deal, calls for release of remaining hostages.
Oron Shaul, who was rescued from Gaza, is laid to rest
Thousands attend the funeral of Oron Shaul, whose body was rescued from Gaza a decade after he was kidnapped and murdered by Hamas terrorists in Operation Protective Edge.
At Smotrich’s orders: Amnesty International loses tax benefits in Israel
Israel’s Tax Authority, acting on instructions from Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, revokes Amnesty International’s tax benefit due to organization’s anti-Israel activities, support for BDS.
MK Avihai Boaron calls for ousting of Ayman Odeh
MK Avihai Boaron is collecting MK’s signatures to call for ousting of Odeh from Knesset, after he compared hostages in Gaza to the terrorists released in the deal.
Houthis to limit Red Sea attacks to Israel-linked vessels only
Houthis to ‘stop sanctions’ on vessels in Red Sea, other than Israel-linked vessels, the rebel group says.
MK Tzivka Foghel: ‘I’m not seeking jobs, and won’t leave Otzma Yehudit’
MK Tzvika Foghel speaks about his party’s decision to quit the government, stresses that he ‘did not join politics for embraces, support, or jobs.’
Rabbi Yaakov Medan: ‘I would’ve voted against the deal, but remained in the government’
Rabbi Yaakov Medan, dean of the Har Etzion Yeshiva, expresses support for Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich’s decision on ceasefire deal with Hamas. ‘I oppose the deal but I’m not sure there was another alternative.’
Senator Tom Cotton: ‘Hostages still in Gaza because Biden didn’t back Israel’
Republican Senator Tom Cotton defends Israel, saying deal with Hamas is bad: ‘We shouldn’t negotiate with terrorists, or ask Israel or any other country to negotiate with terrorists.’