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Israeli media: Intense US efforts are being made to resolve differences, such as the issue of the Israeli presence on Mount Hermon and in southern Syria

Israeli media: The security agreement means amending the disengagement agreement, which will also address the Druze issue

Israeli media: Attempts to reach a security agreement between 'Israel' and Syria were among the topics discussed at the Paris meeting

Israeli media: Sheikh Muwaffaq Tarif rejected a US proposal to join the recent tripartite meeting between Tom Barrack, al-Shaibani, and Dermer

Saba News Agency: Two martyred, five injured in a preliminary toll of the Israeli aggression on the Yemeni Oil Company station on Al-Sitteen Street in Sanaa

Senior Yemeni military source to Al Mayadeen: We observed a state of confusion among the enemy's aircraft squadron after Yemeni air defenses intercepted the attack

Senior Yemeni military source to Al Mayadeen: The Yemeni air defense forces succeeded in neutralizing a squadron of enemy aircraft and prevented airstrikes on some governorates

Senior Yemeni military source to Al Mayadeen: Our air defenses and missile forces forced a formation of enemy aircraft to flee the airspace

Member of the Ansar Allah Political Bureau, Mohammed al-Bukhaiti: The Israeli aggression on Yemen will not deter us from continuing to support Gaza, no matter the sacrifices

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: The Israeli aggression targeted the Yemeni Oil Company station on Al-Sitteen Street, southwest of the capital, Sanaa, with several raids

Israelis divided on ceasefire in Lebanon, war strategy, leadership

Prepared By: Al Mayadeen English
Executed By: Al Mayadeen English
24 Nov 2024 15:45

A recent Israeli Channel 12 survey highlighted growing public discontent with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership during the war on Lebanon. 64% of respondents expressed distrust in his management, while 54% support negotiating a ceasefire to end the aggression, with only 24% opposing one. The poll also revealed a sharp public demand for accountability, with 79% calling for a commission of inquiry into the events of October 7, 2023. Meanwhile, alternative leadership preferences show Netanyahu losing ground to Naftali Bennett, who garnered 38% support compared to Netanyahu’s 34%.