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  1. Israel plans to provide companies operating in settlements with up to 200,000 shekels to help them find alternative markets. The article also details which European countries have enacted, proposed or pledged restrictions on settlement goods.

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    Israeli companies operating in settlements can receive up to 200,000 shekels in government assistance.

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  2. Polls show Netanyahu's and Eisenkot's blocs below a majority, while Ra’am and the Joint List are projected to win 13 seats and could be decisive. Israel’s Supreme Court overturned their election disqualifications.

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    At least 61 Knesset seats are needed to form an Israeli government without support from another bloc.

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  3. An algae bloom along the southern Mediterranean coast clogged filters at five of Israel’s six main desalination plants, causing temporary shutdowns and reduced output. Scientists linked the worsening bloom to untreated sewage discharged from Gaza.

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    Israel's main desalination plants affected by the bloom

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  4. A group of US senators plans to introduce legislation seeking sanctions against individuals and groups supporting Israel’s E1 settlement project, which would connect settlements near East Jerusalem and the West Bank.

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    Democratic senators expected to co-sponsor the bill

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  5. Israel rebuked French President Emmanuel Macron after he criticized Israeli actions in the West Bank during a UN General Assembly speech. Macron also criticized the humanitarian situation in Gaza and said Hamas had never attacked in the West Bank.

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    The United Nations reported about six settler-related violent incidents against Palestinians or their property daily through mid-2026.

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