Sources: U.S. Demands in Talks With Iran Include Dismantling Nuclear Sites and Diluting Enriched Material
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
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- Sources say U.S. demands in negotiations with Iran include dismantling nuclear sites and diluting enriched material.
- The text also reports on political, legal, and cultural developments in Israel, including a Basic Law passed in preliminary reading, a police case against May Golan, and the planned performance of a convicted Arab pop star.
Netanyahu's power concept collapsed in Lebanon and Iran, and led to a crisis with the United States under pressure from Ben Gvir. Eritreans are being detained ahead of deportation, but they cannot be deported. The Knesset approved in preliminary reading a Basic Law that would grant special status to Torah scholars. Police believe there is evidence against May Golan and have forwarded the case to the prosecution. One of the biggest pop stars in the Arab world was convicted of rape. His performance will go ahead as planned. How do you choose the coffee I like? In collaboration with Fresh Coffee.
Netanyahu drove too far in his war appetite. The circle of opponents to the continuation of the madness is expanding. Yoanna Gonen, opinion.
The self-assurance the merchants sold has been replaced by humility. There is no longer a "historic victory." Yossi Verter, analysis.
107 million shekels were invested in the Great Synagogue in order to turn back time. Naama Riva.
The open channel between Barak Ravid and President Donald Trump comes with a journalistic price. Yasmin Levy.
The prime minister's remark is even more offensive when one remembers the place of the person who asked to be filled. Yael Finkelstein, opinion.
"If Netanyahu were not prime minister, my sister would be alive". Ben Shalev.