Netanyahu seeks to dismiss Israel's internal security chief as power struggle boils over
TEL AVIV, Israel — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday he will seek to dismiss the head of the country's internal security service this week, deepening a power struggle focused largely on who bears responsibility for the Hamas attack that sparked the war in Gaza.
Netanyahu Moves to Oust Head of Israel's Domestic Security Service, Statement Says
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told the head of the country's Shin Bet domestic security service Ronen Bar that he plans to bring his dismissal before the government this week, a statement from Netanyahu's office said on Sunday.
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Israel’s total blockade of the Gaza Strip enters its 12th day, with no food, fuel or medicine allowed in, as mediated talks ...
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Ansar Allah began as a revival movement for Yemen's sizeable Zaidi Shiite Muslim sect in the 1990s and began to grow in size and influence through the turn of the century. The group was headed by ...
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