This Tuesday, November 28, three Franco-Israeli teenagers were reunited with their families after being released by Hamas, the government must announce a new increase in the price of cigarettes and a commission is considering going from three to only two school holiday zones.
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This Tuesday, November 28, three Franco-Israeli teenagers are being kept under observation in a Tel Aviv hospital after being released on Monday by Hamas. These are the first three French hostages released. The initial truce, which was to end this Tuesday at 6 a.m., was extended by at least two days.
The government must announce a new increase in tobacco prices. The packet of cents will thus increase by 40 to 50 cents, according to the Confederation of tobacconists. At the same time, deputies begin working in committee this Tuesday evening on the transpartisan bill aimed at banning disposable electronic cigarettes.
And then, while some students are now forced to wait up to 11 weeks between spring and summer vacations, a commission is considering moving from three to two school vacation zones to reduce these gaps between students. from different regions.
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