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Turmoil in Israel: Gallant Fired, Judicial Reform Halted, Left and Right Protests Intensify

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fired Defense Minister Yoav Gallant Sunday, after Gallant publicly demanded the government freeze its judicial ...
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“We Feel Abandoned”

Yossi Dagan, Head of the Samaria Regional Council, on Sunday morning, announced that he is moving his office to Einabus ...
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Netanyahu Seeks Compromise, Says Reforms Continue

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered an address to the nation this evening on the government’s planned judicial reforms. The address ...
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Disengagement Law Ends: Is This a Double Message for Israel?

The Knesset amended the disastrous Disengagement Law on Monday night, allowing Jews to stay in Homesh (one of the communities ...
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Voice of Hostility: Not Here Says Ben-Gvir

On Monday evening, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir ordered the closure of the “Voice of Palestine” radio station and barred ...
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Stop! You’re Trying to Burn Down This Government

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a softening today of his government’s judicial overhaul plan, an apparent concession to more than ...
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Self-Defense Saved This Terror Victim

Yesterday afternoon, two dual American-Israeli citizens, 44-year-old David Stern and his wife, 37-year-old Rachel Stern, were victims of a terror ...
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Unbalanced! Herzog’s Plan Takes Sides Against Sovereign People

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a judicial compromise proposal presented on Wednesday night by President Isaac Herzog during an ...
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First Step to Rebuild Within Reach?

Monday night the Knesset approved in a first reading a bill repealing sections of the 2005 Disengagement Law that prevent ...
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Promote Changes Without Fear

On Sunday, the Sovereignty Movement joined the battle in support of judicial reform. Dozens of the movement’s activists came together ...
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