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- Australia 'open-minded' to moving Israeli embassy to Jerusalem – PM
Australia might soon follow in controversial US footsteps and relocate its embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, the country's new prime minister hinted after discussing the issue with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu.World News - Netanyahu says Palestinian flags at Tel Aviv rally prove nation-state law is crucial for Israel
Benjamin Netanyahu defended the contentious Israeli nation-state law, claiming that the flying of Palestinian flags at protests only shows “the urgency” of the new law.World News - ‘Resist apartheid!’ Arab Israelis protest controversial ‘Jewish nation-state’ law (VIDEO)
Chanting ‘resist apartheid’ and ‘we are all brothers’, thousands of protesters rallied in Tel Aviv against the controversial new law that has proclaimed Israel to be the nation-state of just the Jewish people.World News - Turkey vows to bring Israel to ICC over Gaza carnage, Tel Aviv says Ankara will be there first
Turkey suggested that Palestine appeals to the International Criminal Court over Israeli actions in Gaza, saying “crimes against humanity” should not remain unanswered. Tel Aviv said Turkey will appear there first.World News - Hezbollah promises strikes against Israel’s ‘very heart’ if it continues crossing ‘red lines’
The leader of Lebanon’s Hezbollah has warned Tel Aviv against crossing any more “red lines,” claiming that the latest Israeli strikes on Iranian targets in Syria already triggered an “entirely new” stage of the confrontation.World News - Turkey recalls ambassadors from US, Israel after over 50 Palestinians killed in Gaza ‘genocide’
Ankara has recalled its ambassadors from both Washington and Tel Aviv “for consultations,” the Turkish government has confirmed, after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan slammed the violent crackdown in Gaza as a “genocide.”World News
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