Israel's deep political divide exposed by Hamas attack commemoration ↗
Front page leadA commemoration of the Hamas attack has revealed a profound political rift within Israel.
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The front page of De Morgen features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include the political divisions in Israel following a Hamas attack, an opinion piece on Israel's electoral choices, and a political update on Belgium's Prime Minister De Wever struggling with the budget…
A commemoration of the Hamas attack has revealed a profound political rift within Israel.
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