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With almost everyone's attention on the US election last week, in Israel, another story was playing out.

One that seemed risky for Benjamin Netanyahu, who spent more than a year fighting for his political survival. Out of the Middle East, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has just announced the firing of his Minister of Defense, Yoav Galant.

Yoav Galant had been one of the Prime Minister's right-hand men,

an experienced former IDF officer who, as defense minister, had argued for the war in Gaza to end with a hostage deal sooner rather than later.

And a lot of Israelis are furious that he's been sacked.

Tens of thousands of people came out in Tel Aviv, where there'd been weekly protests about the war.

And also there was a gathering of a few thousand in the street where the Prime Minister's offices in Jerusalem.

But as the protests spread, the news came that Netanyahu had been hoping for.

The Fox News Decision Desicions can now officially project that Donald Trump will become the 47th President of the United States.

Bibi and I have known each other for a long time.

He's another one who truly, truly loves Israel.

I think I can say he also loves the United States.

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