John Bolton, a former adviser to U.S. President Donald Trump who is now a persistent critic, said he was concerned about the withdrawal of his Secret Service protection and criticized raids on his home and office last week.
Protesters in Israel have torched tires and blocked highways, demanding a ceasefire to free hostages in Gaza. The protest Tuesday comes as Israeli leaders plan an offensive against Hamas, which they say is necessary to weaken the group. On Monday, Israeli strikes on Gaza’s main hospital killed 20 people, including journalists. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to hold a security meeting later Tuesday, but it’s unclear if ceasefire efforts will be discussed. Hostage families are pushing for negotiations, but far-right coalition members oppose a truce. Meanwhile, Israeli forces have raided downtown Ramallah in the West Bank, causing injuries and sparking further tensions.
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