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Bennett Willing to Yield PM Role in Post-Netanyahu Government
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By Jonathan Lis
First reported by Haaretz · 5 hours ago
What happened
Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett expressed willingness to forgo the premiership in a future government. Meanwhile, an Israeli documentary on Gaza received acclaim at Venice but faced backlash from the Culture Minister, while the IDF investigated a soldier for shooting a Palestinian.
- 01Naftali Bennett will not seek the PM role in a post-Netanyahu government.
- 02An Israeli documentary on Gaza received a lengthy standing ovation at Venice.
- 03Israel's Culture Minister threatened filmmakers of the Gaza documentary.
- 04Over 1,000 Israeli filmmakers support the creators of the Gaza documentary.
- 05The IDF is investigating a soldier for shooting a Palestinian.
- 06Houthis reportedly vowed not to attack U.S. or Israeli ships.
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