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By Israel Hayom
A Washington Post report attributing two strikes on Syrian chemical weapons manufacturing facilities does not make it clear why the US was not the one to attack, despite having promised it would not allow the Syrians to obtain chemical weapons.
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King Mohammed VI’s plan is expected to see the renovation of hundreds of synagogues, cemeteries and Jewish heritage sites across the kingdom.
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There are those who say the West's victory over the Soviet Union was the worst thing to happen to the US as it ironically expedited America's downfall. Can we be sure Beijing will be the one to take Washington's place?
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The Lod District Court sentences Maibat Masarwa to 30 months in prison for photographing Iron Dome batteries and Lebanese border and sending the images to a Hezbollah operative.
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The campaign was created to shine light through darkness in response to the murder of Eli Kay, South African immigrant to Israel.
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Dave Grohl and producer Greg Kurstin team up for “The Hanukkah Sessions 2021,” in which they release a cover of a song by a Jewish artist each night of the holiday.
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The hackers may have gained access to data on international oil sales, a state secret that could expose how Iran evades international sanctions, Iranian officials tell “The New York Times.”
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European retailer Schwarz Group acquires XM Cyber, an Israeli cybersecurity company that was cofounded in 2016 by former Mossad director Tamir Pardo.
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After an Israeli court halted the sale of the tattoo stamps following an outcry, the anonymous seller has decided to donate them to the Haifa Holocaust Museum.
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The “extremely rare” stamps are expected to sell for $30,000-$40,000, says Tzolman’s Auction • European Jewish Association chairman appeals to Israeli Justice Minister Gideon Sa’ar to halt the “despicable sale.”
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Former US Ambassador David Friedman talks about his years with the administration of former US President Donald Trump and plans for the future.
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Defense Minister Benny Gantz is unafraid to ruffle the Israeli left’s feathers or those of the United States.
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The Im Tirtzu findings contradict NIF claims to donors that “it will not support organizations that call for and support a comprehensive boycott of the State of Israel.”
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The bill, proposed by Justice Minister Gideon Sa’ar, would bar those under indictment from forming a government or serving as alternate premier.
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Two explosive devices reportedly went off as the bus was crossing a bridge. No organization has claimed responsibility.
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Chapelle makes fun of everyone and part of what makes him special is that his humor often crosses lines, but jokes like these are different. pretending that Jews are aliens and not regular human beings has been one of the deadliest and most dangerous ideas in the history of the world.
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Israel’s Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer is No. 42 in the world when it comes to cardiology care.
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The establishment of "Palestine" will lead to the return of refugees, the dissimilation of Arab Israelis, the rousing of Palestinian Jordanians, and the definition of Palestine as the unification of the West Bank, Gaza, and Arab regions inside Israel and Jordan.
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If the U.S. is serious about rejoining the 2015 nuclear accord, “then a serious indication is needed,” says Iran’s foreign minister.
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There is a Jewish, human and moral imperative to remember those who were murdered in the ravine of death and to make sure that their names never disappear into oblivion.
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Through his UN General Assembly address, Bennett sought to get along with the world, instead of doing what great orators do best: change it.
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The new law defines anti-Semitism as hatred of Jews, including attacks, false or hateful statements and denying the mass extermination of Ukrainian Jewry during the Holocaust.
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The criminologist and former Knesset member has spent decades researching the psychology of suicide bombers and their handlers, including one-on-one talks with senior Hamas figures such as the terror group’s founder, Ahmed Yassin. “There's no potential of rehabilitating them because, from their perspective, they didn't do anything wrong,” she says.
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“No $10 million ruling will deter an organization with a billion-dollar budget,” says Shurat HaDin Israel Law Center, which represented the plaintiffs.
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The Israeli military will begin transitioning the brigades currently using the weapon to the American M4 “flat-top” rifle.
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It's hard to understand the Palestinians and the Arab Israelis who rejoiced at the site of the recent massive wildfires near Jerusalem. People who love their land don't burn it.
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Israel’s Regional Cooperation Minister Esawi Frej argues that as past Israeli leaders dealt directly with late PLO leader Yasser Arafat, the government should do the same with Hamas.
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As of last Monday, it was still unclear whether or not Al-Qahtani would face Hershko.
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Passengers handed back the anti-Israel ice cream to the flight attendants.
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The show about undercover Israeli commandos and the war on terror will be able to be viewed in Iran.
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The network of tunnels beneath the Temple Mount has been the subject of much mystery and controversy, but the cisterns – some of which are linked to biblical sources – are just as fascinating.
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Brussels Airport evacuates two departure halls, recalls Qatar Airways flight to Doha over a suspicious bag • Local authorities arrest an Iranian woman suspected of involvement in an attempt to gather intelligence on Israeli targets.
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Forty-five years after the Entebbe rescue operation, friends and family gather at the gravesite of Lt. Col. Yonatan Netanyahu, who lost his life leading the mission.
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A Bennett-Lapid-Abbas government in no way reflects the will of the voters as it was expressed on March 23, but we have no choice other than to hope for an orderly transfer of power.
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“The director of Facebook told me that the hashtag ‘Sheikh Jarrah’ had been shared 76 million times,” says P.A. Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh, hailing “unprecedented” global support.
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Both the Jewish discourse and the Arab discourse disregard the self-identification of many of Israel's Arab citizens as part of the Palestinian national collective.
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Yahya Sinwar says Israel only destroyed 3 percent of Gaza's tunnel network, Hamas used only “50 percent of its power” in the latest conflict and any future fighting will “reshape” the region.
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Is there room for demonstrations, protests and debates? Absolutely. However, we need to maintain boundaries so the delicate fabric of Israeli society does not become unraveled in the name of politics.
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Kamau Bobb wrote that Jews have “insatiable appetite for war, killing” • Antisemitism is a “vile prejudice” and has “no place in society,” says tech giant.
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The IDF recommends the rocket proof windows be replaced with thicker ones, due to advances in Gaza rocket technology.
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The Israeli Health Ministry has yet to issue a final decision on safety of Pfizer vaccine in children; Israel has recorded 70 cases of heart inflammation among vaccinated teens thus far.
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Conference of European Rabbis president hails move for sending “a clear message of tolerance and pluralism.” Germany last had a chief military rabbi in World War I.
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“On the other hand, we all called for the preservation of law and order and to demonstrate in a legal manner,” says United Arab List head • Israel Police: The Arab sector has 10,000 illegal firearms.
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Despite the Left's attempts to convince us the struggle is over the 1967 borders, recent events are proof the struggle is over the 1948 lines, meaning the Jewish state's very existence.
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The demonstration, one of 15 organized nationwide, comes after weeks of antisemitic attacks across the U.S. in the wake of the Israel-Gaza conflict.
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In latest clashes, Islamist terrorist group has fired over 4,000 rockets at Israel in recent clashes, some hitting deeper in Israeli territory and with greater accuracy than ever before.
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Sure to ruffle a few feathers, “Islam, Jews and the Temple Mount” lays out how the Muslim narrative about the Jewish connection to the Temple Mount has been distorted.
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Total number of arrests since riots broke out at the start of the Muslim holiday of Ramadan on April 13 is 157.
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Farmers fear for their crops, but migratory birds are enjoying nature’s “protein bars.”
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To celebrate Israel's 73rd birthday on April 15, we've brought together a list of 73 weird, wacky and remarkable things about this tiny country in the Middle East that you most likely don’t know.
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“I feel a very personal connection to this place and to Joseph who is buried here, and everything he went through,” says Jonathan Pollard, while dedicating the scroll at the biblical burial site.
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“I aim to work hard to script historical moments and achievements that will be etched forever in the memory of our people,” says recruit Noura Al-Matroushi.
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The movie focuses on the 1973 Yom Kippur War and the challenges it presented Meir, also known as the “Iron Lady” of Israeli politics.
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Israeli attorney general Avichai Mandelblit decides not to put her Balad Party on trial despite evidence indicating its guilt, citing potential harm to a “wider circle.”
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Israel’s military censor has released for publication previously classified details of a mission that saw IDF troops destroy a Syrian army position in Syrian territory.
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Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas, 85, was slated to fly to Germany.
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“It is understandable that the level of anxiety is rising and concerns about communal safety are on everyone's minds,” says Anti-Defamation League national director and CEO Jonathan Greenblatt.
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“Beyond the important potential for additional trade, there are now infinite investment opportunities that Moroccan and Israeli private sectors can take advantage of,” says the president of the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises.
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The terrorist currently serving five life sentences in Israeli prison could pose a serious threat to the Palestinian Authority leader’s hold on power in Ramallah.
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The main point of contention between the two former allies remains the presence of senior Hamas officials on Turkish soil.
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According to the Saudi press, the last Jewish refugees from Yemen are seeking a country that will take them in, as they don’t wish to move to Israel.
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Kadosh, 74, sustained a head injury during the mugging, which occurred while he stopped to put air in his tires at a Jerusalem gas station—mere hours before his daughter’s wedding.
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In an exclusive interview, Jonathan Pollard describes coming home to Israel after decades in prison in the United States.
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Being a king or prince is a true public assignment as they act as state symbols. Despite the sensational allegations against Buckingham Palace, there is no institution more stable in Great Britain than the Monarchy.
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The Islamic Republic as historically miscalculating its strategic positions, whether in the Iran-Iraq war or the development of its nuclear program—a pattern of strategic miscalculations that have led to sanctions, isolation and economic devastation
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised both countries for acting to open official entities in Jerusalem, saying Israel appreciates “them helping us on the international stage, as true friends do.”
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The other cities on “Food and Travel” magazine’s list are Palermo, Chania, Vienna, San Sebastian and Marseille.
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MK Nitzan Horowitz’s remark “justifying the political and anti-Semitic action of the court at The Hague and its persecution of IDF soldiers is a disgrace to the Israeli Knesset,” says Yamina Party’s Ayelet Shaked.
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Several members of the country’s military have been arrested for smuggling uranium, says Venezuelan politician and would-be leader Juan Guaidó.
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According to Saudi-owned newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat, the Syrian-US talks on an Israeli withdrawal reached an advanced stage and the sides had even prepared a document for signing.
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The Abu Dhabi Investment Office hails the opening of its Tel Aviv mission as “a significant milestone on a journey to advance collaboration between our two markets in pursuit of solutions that can benefit the wider region.”
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In an upcoming weekend interview, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reveals that he is in talks with Pfizer and Moderna for tens of millions of doses approved for kids.
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P.A. chairman Mahmoud Abbas wants to make the first elections in 15 years conditional on the participation of eastern Jerusalem Arab residents. Everyone—from Israel to Hamas to the Biden administration to Saudi Arabia—has an opinion.
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By destroying parts of Prophet Joshua's altar on Mount Ebal, the Palestinian Authority irreversibly damaged one of Israel's most sacred heritage sites.
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Marking one month since the passing of businessman and philanthropist Sheldon Adelson, his wife, Dr. Miriam Adelson, vows to carry on with his vision.
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The man responsible for the killing of Iran’s top nuclear scientist was fired by Iranian intelligence shortly before the hit took place, says Mahmoud Alavi
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With Israel’s national carrier the only airline operating flights for Israelis stranded in America due to the COVID closure of Ben-Gurion Airport, the Transportation Dep’t is threatening to prevent El Al from landing in the U.S.
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“We tell the Americans that you have failed in the battlefield of pressure against the Iranian nation,” says Maj. Gen. Hossein Salami.
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“The development of the Iranian nuclear program and the ballistic missile project endanger the entire region,” Prince Faisal bin Farhan al Saud tells an emergency meeting of the Arab League.
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Maj. Gen. Itai Veruv, who heads the Israel Defense Forces Military Colleges, is overseeing a team that includes an expert in international law.
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Recent Democratic US administrations have adopted a two-faced stance toward Israel that sees them voice support for its security while undermining its global status through international organizations
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“One covert attack in the middle of the night, and everything would be over the next morning,” says the deputy police chief of Dubai.
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Mental-health professionals will be at callers' disposal five days a week in English, French, Spanish, Amharic and Russian.
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The nine-step plan includes grants for businesses and families and aid to the unemployed • Blue and White dismisses the move as a political stunt ahead of the March elections.
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The Tefillin were discovered as Polish authorities began to demolish buildings inside the Warsaw Ghetto.
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As of Friday, four babies, aged 13 days to two years old, were hospitalized in a newly established coronavirus unit at Hadassah Ein Karem Medical Center. Three were listed in serious condition.
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Hagit Moshe defeated Yamina Party leader Naftali Bennett’s confidant, Nir Orbach.
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Granit’s Paris eatery, Shabour, opened a year and a half ago and immediately became a hit with both customers and critics.
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An Israeli official tells a London-based Arabic news outlet that the Saudis have cut off all behind-the-scenes coordination with Israel.
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The NGOs claim that that true figure is close to about 30,000.
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It is always astounding to realize that Democratic Party members slam Israel, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia over human rights issues, but are more than willing to ignore the brutality Iran shows its own people.
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“This is a historic day for Samaria and the entire State of Israel,” says Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan.
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According to rabbinical-court data,11,076 couples were divorced in 2020, as compared with11,451 in 2019.
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Kissing the ground of the Land of Israel might seem like something from bygone times, but by his innocent gesture, Jonathan Pollard reminded us all of something we have long neglected.
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Interior Minister Amir Ohana says only prison staff receive vaccines at this time, while prisoners will be vaccinated at the same time as the general population.
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Col. Awad Suleiman will serve as the head of the IAF’s Drone Warfare Unit.
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In a special piece, the editors-in-chief of “Israel Hayom” and “L’observateur du Maroc et d’Afrique” call on Israel and Morocco to join forces to fight extremism.
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The current exchange rate marks the lowest point for the United States currency since 1996
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