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A key member of Israel's war cabinet said Saturday he would quit the government in three weeks if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not advance a plan to replace Hamas in Gaza. In his speech and in a letter to Netanyahu on Saturday, Gantz presented a six-point plan he demanded the prime minister adopt by June 8: Prioritizing the return of Israeli hostages from Gaza; returning Israeli civilians displaced by fighting near the restive Lebanon border to their homes by September; advancing a normalization deal for diplomatic ties with Saudi Arabia;creating a governing body, overseen by the U.S., European and Arab parties, and unspecified Palestinians, to manage Gaza's civilian affairs after the war; and agreeing to a law for equal military and national service including ultra-Orthodox Jews who have long been exempt.

Yup, and the far right are demanding that Netanyahu fire Gallant, again, after he also gave a scathing speech to Bibi.

Oh, remember the other day when settlers and ultranationalists attacked an aid truck, and the police let them get away with it? Well, they did the same thing the next day, but also threw rocks at IDF soldiers who tried to stop them. Gvir and Smotrich, of course, complained that the IDF have no right to guard the aid trucks, because Gaza shouldn't be getting any aid.
Today, peace activists prevented the terrorists from stopping the aid trucks, thankfully.

Oh, and Israeli police arrested an Israeli who lost 6 family members on 1/7 after he was beaten by ultranationalists who told him that they were glad that his family was dead. You heard me.
The IDF also executed (yes, execution-style-- he was on his knees and facing away from the murderers) a Palestinian convert to Judaism.