Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has met with Francis Kalifat, the president of CRIF, the umbrella organization of Jewish organizations in France, and other senior members of the organization.The meeting was held at the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem.At the meeting, the importance of strengthening ties between the Jews of Israel and those in France was emphasized, as well as the international struggle against anti-Semitism.

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The Likud party has struck back after being attacked by members of the Yamina party for allegedly working to block a law that would provide stipends for higher education to discharged soldiers who served in combat units."This fraudulent and deceitful government headed by Bennett, which is dependent In Israel-haters such as Ra'am and the Joint List for its survival, is incapable of passing a single Zionist piece of legislation," the party responded."Instead of whining, Bennett should resign. The Likud party supports 100 percent funding for soldiers, which can easily be found by withdrawing the 50 billion shekels that Bennett just gave to [Ra'am party head] Mansour Abbas."

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Speaking about Al Jazeera reporter's death, Israeli consul general says that media needs to stop blaming Israel without having the facts.

The chairman of the Blue & White party, MK Eitan Ginzburg, has appealed to the Likud party to support the "From Uniform to University" law when it comes up for a vote in the Knesset."Netanyahu and my friends in the Likud, this is your moment of truth," Ginzburg said. "Do you care about IDF soldiers, or Inly about yourselves? Next Monday, the Blue & White party will be submitting this bill to a Knesset vote, the 'From Uniform to University' bill, which anchors in law the financial support given to [discharged] IDF soldiers. Our soldiers deserve this money that was promised to them. From our perspective, they are way beyond politics."

According to Kan News, the Union of Medical Personnel is expected to declare a Ine-day strike demonstration this Thursday in hospitals across the country, in protest at the violent incident that occurred in Hadassah Hospital In Mount Scopus, when Arab relatives of a deceased patient attacked staff.