Press TV: Al Mayadeen English (Twitter) According to Israeli newspaper Ynet, former Shin Bet chief Yoram Cohen revealed on Monday that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu once requested that he revoke Naftali Bennett’s security clearance in order to block him from joining the Security Cabinet. Cohen, who served as Shin Bet head from 2011 to 2016 after being appointed by Netanyahu, said the prime minister claimed to have received information casting doubt on Bennett’s loyalty. This alleged concern was tied to Bennett’s past removal from the elite Sayeret Matkal special forces unit during his military service. According to Cohen, Netanyahu did not ask him to verify the allegations. “He asked me to bar him [Bennett] from participating in the Cabinet, as though he lacked security clearance,” Cohen said. “I asked him if he was serious. I questioned how something from 30 years ago could be relevant and told him I would do no such thing.” Sarah Wilkinson (Twitter) RT @Pal_action: BREAKING: Palestine Action target the Glenrothes office of Scottish Enterprise. The government body funds Israeli weaponry manufacturers through public funds. Overnight, five of their offices in Scotland and London were hit. Sarah Wilkinson (Twitter) The aftermath of the israeli bombing of the journalists’ tent at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis in southern Gaza, which killed 2 & left 7 critical Hawra Naqvi: https://x.com/HawraNaqvi/status/1909297445881708942?t=ovvF0ec3M39OH92uegtqHw&s=19 In #Gaza, Schools turn to wards, Wards to graves. Birds fall, Humans rise — And the world just watches With quiet eyes 🍂 #ترند_نسل_کشی Press TV: Sarah Wilkinson (Twitter) Millions around the world marched today in denunciation of the ongoing israeli genocide, joining a whole day of ‘global strike’ for Gaza’s people ‌Al Mayadeen English (Twitter) One of the activists, Ghada al-Shaarani, revealed details of the abuses, including beatings, particularly targeting women and directed at the head, as well as death threats. #Syria en.mdn.tv/8Ojf