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Israeli Defense Minister warns northern homefront unprepared for war

Avigdor Lieberman said that in order to sufficiently protect the north, a five-year plan must be formulated: “It will require a minimum investment of a billion shekels per year.”

Lapid extends political backing to planned strike over judicial reforms

“On Monday, we will head to Jerusalem to defend and fight for our country,” said the Israeli opposition leader.

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Nike drops Kryie Irving following antisemitism scandal

The decision comes one month after the sporting apparel giant suspended its agreement with the NBA player and announced the latest version of his sneakers, the Kyrie 8, would not be released.

Netanyahu congratulates Erdoğan on election win

The Turkish premier reiterated his gratitude for Israel's aid following the earthquake that devastated Turkey in February.

Can Palestinian despair lead to an end of conflict?

Promises and compromise have led only to violent rejectionism; perhaps Israel's sovereignty bid will finally bring the Palestinians back to negotiations.

Friendly tribes

They recognize Jews as the original inhabitants of the Land of Israel...

Palestinian Authority could face ‘existential threat’ if it stops security coordination with Israel

The directive by Mahmoud Abbas is partly designed to deflect criticism from his Islamist rivals, said a Mideast expert, adding that within days, security coordination could return to normal levels.

Some 200 anti-Israel activists force evacuation of Berkeley event

“Berkeley has students who are Hamas supporters and who flagrantly call for the destruction of Jews. Why were campus police not empowered to control this violent mob?” said Masha Merkulova, of Club Z.

Webinar on confronting anti-Jewish sentiment highlights ‘Gadfly’ response

It may mean asking someone what “settler colonialism” is or whether they can define a “Jewish lobby,” explains Jonah Cohen of CAMERA. “It can also mean prodding someone about why they believe a certain position they hold is true.”

Columbia searched for illegal alien anti-Israel activists

The U.S. Department of Justice has opened an investigation to determine whether Columbia University concealed illegal aliens on its campus.

Syria: A choice between evil and evil

Caroline Glick’s “In-Focus”

Cyprus court finds teenage accuser of rape by Israelis guilty of lying

Teenage woman’s story raised scandal in the Mediterranean region; the 19-year-old could get up to a year in prison and a fine of 1,000 euros.

Win or lose, Iranians want regime change

The nationwide protests are a direct challenge to the legitimacy of the Islamic Republic, as evidenced in slogans chanted by demonstrators.