By Yigal Carmon and A. Savyon, MEMRI

Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei

Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman General Mark Milley recently told Congress: “Iran could produce fissile material for a nuclear weapon in less than two weeks, and would only take several more months to produce an actual nuclear weapon.”

Despite the economic sanctions against it, Iran continues its efforts towards enrichment of weapons-grade uranium.[1]

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REBEL NEWS

A haredi couple was driving through Tel Aviv on Sunday when protesters surrounded their car and severely beat the husband. The police have yet to contact the couple, and the incident is being ignored in mainstream media.

By Shimon Cohen, INN     30.3.23

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A haredi couple who were driving through Tel Aviv on Sunday night found themselves in the midst of an anti-judicial reform demonstration. The demonstrators surrounded the car and proceeded to attack them. Israel National News spoke with the victim’s wife about the traumatic incident and the media’s silence.

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The legitimacy born of a readiness to explore compromise will help with “swing voters” in the next elections.

By Rabbi Dov Fischer, INN

I first met Bibi in July 1985 — 38 years ago. I was in my early 30s, the national executive vice president of the American support group for Likud, then called the “Herut Zionists of America” (now “Likud USA”). Bibi, then Israel’s U.N. ambassador, was our honored guest at our annual Jabotinsky Yahrzeit gathering. He impressed. Younger Bibi was brilliant, insightful, and uncompromising.<
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Feared by the elitist Left, if he succeeds in deploying a National Guard, he will be a hero to farmers and Arab Israelis alike.

By Dr. Aaron Lerner, INN     Mar 30, 2023, 7:40 AM (GMT+3)

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There is no telling how far he will go next time if Itamar Ben Gvir succeeds in delivering on the law and order campaign which turned him into the story of the last elections.

And Ben Gvir knows that.

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PM continues to search for replacements for Minister Gallant, but is considering keeping him in his position if he resigns from the Knesset.

Israel National News      Mar 29, 2023, 5:11 PM (GMT+3)

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering announcing the cancellation of the dismissal of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant on the condition that the latter announces that he will resign from the Knesset and that he will not be allowed to return to the Knesset under the Norwegian Law if he is dismissed a second time.

Netanyahu announced Gallant’s dismissal on Sunday after the Defense Minister issued a public statement on Saturday night demanding that the judicial reform legislation be frozen due to the growing number of refusals to report for duty among the IDF reserves.

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I AM GOING TO ADD ANOTHER SEGMENT AT THE BEGINNING AND ONE AT THE END.
SO BE SURE TO COME BACK TO LISTEN TO THEM.

By Eric Utter, AM THINKER

According to a depressing new poll from The Wall Street Journal, belief in the importance of traditional American values has plummeted in the United States in recent decades.

The poll queried U.S. respondents about the importance of patriotism, religious faith, having children and other traditionally American values in their lives. Only 39% of Americans surveyed said their religious faith is very important to them, and just 38% said patriotism is very important.
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Just 41% of Israelis believe the talks are likely to yield a compromise on judicial overhaul, as president hosts second day of consultations

Israel National News     Mar 29, 2023, 11:48 AM (GMT+3)

President Isaac Herzog held consultations with lawmakers from the United Arab List (Ra’am), Hadash-Ta’al, and Labor Party factions Wednesday, as part of his effort to broker a compromise on judicial reform.

Negotiating teams from the Coalition and the Opposition, including the Likud, Yesh Atid, and National Union factions met for their first round of talks at the President’s residence Tuesday night, a day after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that the government is pausing the judicial reform plan.

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Netanyahu thought tensions with the U.S. were under control, but Biden’s statement underscored the simmering diplomatic tensions the premier was hoping to allay
By Jonathan Lis, HAARETZ

U.S. President Joe Biden’s statement Tuesday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not be invited anytime soon to the White House shocked and surprised the PM’s office and underscored the simmering diplomatic tensions the premier was hoping to allay.

While Netanyahu aides drew encouragement from Ambassador Tom Nides’ statement that the premier would be invited to the White House after Passover, Washington’s tone escalated throughout the day and culminated with what was perceived as a humiliating statement by Biden.

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JIHAD WATCH : Palestinian Islamic Jihad says ‘IDF is disintegrating before our eyes’

By Ury Weiss

It is true that Israel became a mini America and with a woke army and a woke chief of staff who was just appointed, it doesn’t bode well for our future. In America we saw the hearings of Senator Ron Johnson in the US SENATE, in which Lt. Colonel Theresa Long, a 26 years veteran Medical Doctor testified that in one day she had to ground three fighter pilots who weren’t able to fly due to injuries from the Luciferian injections. In Israel there was not even ONE whistleblower, although we know there were and still are significant injuries and deaths amongst the fighting units and even amongst fighter pilots of the IDF.

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By Ambassador (ret.) Yoram Ettinger, “Second Thought: a US-Israel Initiative”

Official Palestinian demographic numbers are highly-inflated, as documented by a study, which has audited the Palestinian data since 2004:

*500,000 overseas residents, who have been away for over a year, are included in the Palestinian census, contrary to international regulations. 325,000 were included in the 1997 census, according to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, and 400,000 in 2005, according to the Palestinian Election Commission. The number grows steadily due to births.

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President Biden and his advisers bombarded the Israeli government with warnings that the country’s image as the sole democracy in the Middle East was at stake.

By David E. Sanger, NYT

WASHINGTON — In the 48 hours before Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reluctantly delayed his effort to overhaul the Israeli judiciary, his government was bombarded by warnings from the Biden administration that he was imperiling Israel’s reputation as the true democracy at the heart of the Middle East.

By Ted Belman

Daniel Greenfield who was born in Israel before moving to the US just wrote a short piece titled

Netanyahu’s Shameful Surrender to the Left.

The Left, in Israel and in the United States, bet that with enough pressure they could shut down democratic judicial reform in Israel. The weak point in the coalition government, as in every government where he has served as prime minister, is Netanyahu. The tragic truth to anyone who has been paying attention to Israeli politics long enough is that given enough pressure, he buckles, frees terrorists, freezes construction and backs off attack plans.

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T. Belman.  My daughter’s greatest concern is the override clause. She says it should require more than 61 votes.  I think such requirement would mean in practice the negation of the override. She also argues that the country is split and both sides are about equal. Therefore the selection committee should reflect that split. Thus the committee who selects them should also be split 50-50. In this regard, should the Justices or the Bar have any say in the matter?  Perhaps it should be 50-50 between the Government and the Opposition. This would produce consensus judges rather than far right or far left judges.

Influential right-wing think-tank claims only the haredi political parties want law passed.

By Ido Ben Porat, INN      Mar 28, 2023, 10:22 AM (GMT+3)

One of the most contentious components of the government’s judicial reform package is the Override Clause which would enable the government to vote down Supreme Court rulings that invalidate Knesset legislation. Long promoted by elements within the coalition as essential in order to curb the Court’s power, the Clause has passed its first reading in the Knesset but its future is now uncertain.

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