Settlers Remain in Kusra Month After Evacuation Order
A month after an operation to evacuate the outpost in Kusra, settlers remain in the area. The article does not provide further details on the operation or the current status of the settlers.
In other news, a New York Times poll indicates that former President Trump is a burden on Republicans, while Democrats are gaining strength. The Second Authority for Television and Radio has approved the sale of Channel 13 to Assaf Rappaport.
A building damaged during the war in Gaza collapsed, killing at least 20 people, including 11 children. The campaign manager for Itamar Ben-Gvir is reportedly in negotiations to acquire the activities of Daniel Amram.
Noam Chover aimed to expose the "face" of the country, but ended up with a "selfie of the entire nation," according to Yoana Gonen in an opinion piece. After the Likud party denied involvement in a campaign, it was distributed on the official account of Benjamin Netanyahu.
Raviv Drucker sharply criticized "NZA," while Yuval Avraham exposed its "blindness." Yasmin Levy writes about "Israel closing its ears," which also includes most Israelis represented in the opposition, according to Rogel Alfer's television critique.
A series, initially lost in Amazon's catalog, has found a new home on Netflix, as recommended by Niv Hadass. The article concludes with a question about whether Israelis will regret the construction of towers in 20 years, written by Naama Riva.
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