German Chancellor Vows to Combat Far-Right Extremism
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has pledged to weaken the far-right movement in Germany, stating his commitment to this goal upon entering office. However, recent events suggest the opposite trend may be occurring. In a related development, the Hadash party council decided to remove Jaafar Farah from its Knesset list.
Meanwhile, in the UK, there are expectations that trade with settlements will be banned, with the occupation in the West Bank and Gaza being declared illegal. Within Israel's religious political sphere, Neomi Yaffe is set to be placed second on the list for the religious public party, marking a significant step as the first woman in such a position within the party.
In security matters, Israel's military intelligence (Aman) has not ruled out the possibility of Iran initiating an escalation, as significant pressure is being applied to Tehran. The IDF has also warned the political echelon that defending new settlements and outposts will be challenging. A separate report highlights that nearly 1,400 doctors left Israel within a three-year period, according to research.
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