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"What Netanyahu could do after the elections is the real danger": 'Haaretz'

The Israeli elections have Benjamin Netanyahu and the war at the heart of the debate. Israeli media talk about the country's scenarios, after these votes.'Haaretz 'says he tries to hold on, with nails and teeth, to power. He also mentions that if he loses, he will try to provoke another war and it is the opposition that must form a government at the speed of lightning.'Ynet' explains that achieving that goal could take weeks and would benefit Netanyahu, who would seek to hinder any opposition coalition.

World

"Habemus Paname," Pope Leo XIV's visit to France: 'Libération'

In our section Press Review we analyze the main French portades that define the arrival of Pope Leo XIV to Paris as a historic visit. Media such as' Le Monde 'and' Le Figaro 'speak of a "wind of enthusiasm' and of the differences with his predecessor, Pope Francis. Meanwhile, the 'Liberation' and 'Charlie Hebdo' magazines keep a more critical look at the Pontiff.

Politics

U.S. Media Demand Trump Government for Press at White House

Media such as' CNN ',' MS NOW 'and' Politico 'sued Donald Trump's government after being vetoed from the White House, claiming violation of the First Amendment. In solidarity, chains such as' CBS ',' ABC ',' NBC 'and' Fox 'suspended coverage of presidential events.

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Media denounce violation of the First Amendment after Trump's veto

United Nations The journalists of 'CNN', 'MS Now' and 'Politico' who worked within the White House must now transmit from around the presidential compound after the Donald Trump government revoked their accreditation to enter. The President has carried out a crusade against the media that have been critical of his second management, making decisions against him that could be against the first amendment.

Politics

United States U.S.: media report violation of first amendment after suspension of journalists' licenses

The journalists of 'CNN', 'MS Now' and 'Politico' who worked within the White House must now transmit from around the presidential compound after the Donald Trump government revoked their accreditation to enter. The President has carried out a crusade against the media that have been critical of his second management, making decisions against him that could be against the first amendment.

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