UK leads statement signed by EU countries, Australia, Japan and New Zealand; British minister says 'avoiding knee-jerk responses is key to limiting costs for households'
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With criticism of Trump's Middle East policy now also coming from the right, VP says he 'understands' young people don't support US wars, but deflects blame to Joe Biden
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Sagit Afik says proceedings at special panel don't meet basic requirements, demands return to economics committee, after clash in which legal advisers were silenced
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Petr Macinka says he is reopening discussion of moving embassy to Jerusalem, no matter what EU thinks; says leftist anti-Israel feeling 'almost a religion' among many Europeans
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The country's Jewish president signs a law making hate crimes against Jews punishable by up to eight years in prison
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The hard-right parties ran together in 2022, but Otzma Yehudit has now climbed to around 10 seats in surveys, while Religious Zionism can't breach the electoral threshold
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Who won the war with Iran – and what comes next? Yaakov is joined by Avner Vilan. Together, they break down what was achieved, what wasn’t, and where things go from here.
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Fledgling politician's Shoulder to Shoulder movement says only Bennett 'has proven that he will fix Israel and build a better future'; Lapid welcomes newcomer to politics
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'Instagram is developing into a hub for hate and antisemitism, and our research demonstrates this clearly,' Jonathan Greenblatt says, after app cut fact-checking program
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Tens of thousands killed and over 10 million displaced, as deadly civil conflict between army and militia allegedly backed by UAE has no end in sight
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Many Israelis see the war as a shared fight against an existential threat, but Americans take a poor view of both the conflict and Israel; amid it all, Netanyahu is relying on Trump's fickle goodwill
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While Hezbollah utterly rejects negotiations with Israel, the camp opposed to the terror group has voiced encouragement; Lebanese are weary of war but aren't convinced talks will succeed
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In his Holocaust Day address, the PM asserted that his pledge to ensure the regime in Tehran does not develop nuclear weapons had been fulfilled. He of all people should be more circumspect
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Closed military zone imposed near Duma for a full year, a longer-than-normal move that critics say is not being enforced against settlers, letting them assault villagers while activists are kept away
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Reacting to criticism of fighting against Iran and Hezbollah, Jerusalem calls France irrelevant and accuses it of harming security, though French official says claim 'total BS'
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Report finds consumers paid high ticket prices when service was disrupted by fighting, calls for conditioning aid to industry on prioritizing national interest over profits
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Attack on Skopje synagogue in country with just 200 Jews is latest in a string of such incidents throughout the world
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IDF says it hit over 200 targets in Lebanon over past day; foreign press group urges vigilance after IDF posts altered image of slain Hezbollah-linked reporter
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Artist with history of antisemitic remarks and actions says he takes responsibility for his past, but doesn't want to put his fans 'in the middle of it'
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Health reporter Diana Bletter on life along the border as the Iranian-backed terror organization unleashes its fury after Israel and Lebanon sat down together in DC on Tuesday
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Shomua Abu Abed allegedly surveilled Haifa refinery, IDF bases and a former official in exchange for hundreds of dollars, despite suspecting contact was Iranian agent
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Trump signs law expanding 2016 HEAR act, canceling sunset clause and barring artworks' current owners from using certain legal tactics, such as switching courts
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CENTCOM chief says blockade on Iran 'fully implemented' after 36 hours; IAEA head says any deal with Tehran needs 'very detailed' oversight of nuclear program
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Organization demands police investigation, citing inflammatory comments by pro-government outlet's pundits including calls for physical intimidation of Supreme Court justices
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IRGC bought satellite in late 2024 after it was launched into space, and directed it to monitor bases before and after missile and drone strikes on them, Financial Times says
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Ambassador said to have initially asked Israel to prevent the vessel from docking; Ukraine's FM tells Sa'ar 'illegal trade with stolen goods must not be allowed'
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Lead changes several times throughout game with Phoenix; Trail Blazers to face San Antonio in first round of Western Conference playoffs
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In latest broadside against ice cream maker's parent company, Ben Cohen says it's stifling social activism
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Hampshire College cites declining enrollment, mounting debt as reasons it will shutter at the end of 2026 after 61 years; closure will not affect Yiddish Book Center
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