The investigation is the latest scandal in a deepening conflict between Israel’s security agency and the Netanyahu government.

The injunction, which kept the spy chief in place as he prepares an affidavit, sparked allegations of judicial overreach amid a constitutional crisis.

The rare admission followed an analysis that showed some 3,400 reported casualties from previous tallies had been dropped from the latest one.

The BBC “takes full responsibility” for the “serious flaws” with the “Gaza: How To Survive a Warzone.”

If the captives, both living and dead, are not returned, Israel will expand the agricultural areas of the kibbutzim Be’eri and Nir Oz into the Gaza perimeter, said the Israeli finance minister.

“The full story of funding Hamas is vast, and much of it was done in secret,” Sen. Ted Cruz wrote about an exposé maintaining the aid agency financed terrorism.

“I demand that the mediators ensure that such horrific scenes do not recur,” said the Israeli prime minister, after masses of Gaza residents swarmed the returnees.

If right-wing discontent over the terms spreads, the prime minister’s seat may depend on forging alliances with his most adamant rivals.

The Tikva Forum urged right-wing parties to leave the government if the prime minister agrees to a deal that fails to secure the release of all hostages.

Previous surveys consistently showed a declining but steady support for the idea among all Israelis, including Jews.