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TimesofIsraelEnvironment minister requests $41 million to tackle polluting West Bank waste firesDecember 03, 2025
Israel's environment minister has proposed a $41 million plan to tackle illegal waste burning in the West Bank, aiming to curb pollution affecting both Palestinians and Israelis. The plan includes new landfills, increased inspections, and more air monitoring. The issue has become a major public concern amid rising complaints and political debate.
Governor Gavin Newsom called on Democrats to adopt a more culturally relatable approach and focus on economic issues. He stressed the need for a compelling vision that addresses wealth inequality and the struggles of younger generations.
NewYorkTimesNetanyahu Says He Is Undaunted by Legal Woes at Home and Threats of Arrest by New York's Mayor-ElectDecember 03, 2025
Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he will not be deterred by legal challenges at home or threats of arrest abroad. He has asked Israel's president to end his corruption trial, insisting he must remain focused on leading the country. Netanyahu rejects calls to step aside, saying his leadership is needed during this critical time.
Trump said the next phase of the Gaza ceasefire deal will happen soon and claimed his peace efforts have strong international support. His comments came after a violent tunnel attack in Rafah involving Israeli troops.
Prime Minister Netanyahu defended Israel's actions in Gaza, rejected a Palestinian state, and dismissed legal cases against him at a New York forum. He warned of the Iranian threat and insisted peace comes through strength. Netanyahu said he will visit New York despite threats and remains optimistic about Israel's future.
TimesofIsraelNetanyahu: Corruption trial is 'bogus,' pardon doesn't require me to admit guiltDecember 03, 2025
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls his corruption trial 'bogus' and says a pardon does not require him to admit guilt. He accuses prosecutors of trying to oust him from office, as critics and legal experts dispute his claims.
TimesofIsraelAsked about his age, Netanyahu declines to put an end date on his political careerDecember 03, 2025
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he has no plans to retire, focusing instead on key missions like artificial intelligence and broader peace. He maintains he has strong support in Israel despite recent health issues and political challenges.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended President Trump's health amid renewed scrutiny, citing recent medical reports confirming he is in excellent condition. The White House released detailed scan results after speculation about Trump's schedule and visible fatigue. Despite a circulatory diagnosis, his physician reports no significant health concerns.
Leaked documents show secret talks between the government and Save the Children about the return of women and children from former Islamic State territories. The government denies direct involvement in repatriation, as authorities prepare for more arrivals. The Opposition is calling for further explanation from the Home Affairs Minister.
President Trump says the next phase of the Gaza peace plan will start soon, though details remain unclear. The plan's progress has been slowed by ongoing violence and unresolved questions about Gaza's future management.
A vibrant winter menu features a pear and radicchio salad, spiced lamb meatballs with lentils and greens, and a festive lemon curd roulade for dessert. These dishes combine seasonal flavors for a comforting and celebratory cold-weather meal.
ArutzShevaMinister Ben Gvir: Gali Baharav-Miara is fully complicit in the Military Advocate General affairDecember 03, 2025
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir accused Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara of being complicit in the Military Advocate General affair. He claims she was involved in a cover-up and obstructed investigations.







