White House urges compromise amid protests, judicial reform clash in Israel
The Biden administration expressed deep concern after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fired an opponent of his judicial reforms, sparking protests.
White House urges compromise amid protests, judicial reform clash in Israel
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