Former longtime Hungarian leader and Netanyahu ally wins 729 of 737 delegate votes after taking responsibility for April defeat
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Decades after anti-Zionist purge virtually decimated what was left of post-Holocaust Jewish life, government-funded trip brings emigrants back for reunion with those who remained
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A site near Fureidis, south of Haifa, was occupied by early humans around 300,000 years ago, right before Home Sapiens and Neanderthals emerged in the region
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Opponents say new law giving justice minister control of Department for Internal Police Investigations will undermine its independence, give minister undue influence over police
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Michael Blake, a former state assemblyman running to represent the Bronx, told 'Linda Goldstein' he'd consider visiting her 'congregation' in the Strip
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Yuval Admon, working within the Prime Minister's Office, says 2026 crucial for shortening timelines, while KKL-JNF boss pledges NIS 100 million for new parkland
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Baharav-Miara says Gotliv broke the law by exposing Shin Bet officer's identity; coalition lawmakers spend hours ignoring charges, instead airing broader grievances against AG
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New bill would only consider the employment status of a child's mother, no longer examine the father's eligibility for conscription; Finance, Justice ministries oppose legislation
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8-year-old boy reportedly among dead in Jabalia; IDF says 3 top Islamic Jihad operatives killed in weekend strike; Cairo talks between mediators, Palestinian factions continue
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Tally Gotliv, seeking immunity from prosecution after exposing Shin Bet agent, airs conspiracy theories; Haredi MKs demand Basic Law for Torah study to shield draft evaders
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60,000 from diverse communities join annual Walk with Israel as Jewish groups fault government for weak response to the highest levels of Jew-hatred since World War II
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US president says he won't let up on Islamic Republic for even a 1% chance they'd obtain a nuclear weapon, as Washington seeks IAEA resolution demanding information on uranium
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This is part two of our series on Israel's most embarrassing intelligence blunder. It reads like fiction. It wasn't.
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