Netanyahu Won’t Go Quietly and Will Opt for the Burning Torches
Embattled prime minister will accuse the legal system of launching a coup – and wait for the masses to follow his lead
Breaking:
- Three killed, 25 wounded amid ongoing clashes with Iraqi security forces (AP)
- Iran still largely restricting internet access after fuel protests (DPA)
- Education minister says Netanyahu's innocent until the court decides otherwise (Haaretz)
- Gaza protest organizers announce demonstrations will renew next Friday (Haaretz)
- Gantz's party demands Netanyahu resign ministerial posts following indictment (Haaretz)
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