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IAEA chief: Iran's nuclear sites ‘should not be attacked'
Rafael Grossi met with the Iranian foreign minister, who said that the government is willing to resume nuclear talks, but not "under pressure and intimidation."
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FROM THE ARCHIVES (FEB. 2022): Public disaster looms in form of major earthquake in Israel
Israel formally launched a national earthquake early warning system that could alert Israel’s Home Front Command within seconds once it detects earthquake signs.
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The absurd saga of Khan al-Ahmar continues
“I’m not willing to accept a double standard between Jews and Arabs when it comes to illegal construction,” said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Israel’s leaders need to listen to the music of the latest US election results
Just as support for Israel was tainted by association with Trump, so, too, could the pressure on and condemnation of Israel become tainted by association with all things progressive.
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US, Israeli governments team up to invest $7.15 million in clean energy
The total value of the projects is $17.4 million, which includes $10.25 million in cost-share from the companies selected for funding.
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Vatican opens archives of Pope Pius XII, who remained silent during the Holocaust
More than 200 researchers have applied for permission to study the millions of letters and documents of the pontiff’s papacy, which are held in the Vatican Apostolic Archives.
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New study reveals 912 percent increase in anti-Semitic content on TikTok
“The lack of boundaries, combined with the growing success of this platform, makes it an ideal virtual home for hate speech and extremist content,” it concluded.
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Israel’s National Food Security Initiative honors Herzog, IFCJ
“No human can be truly respected without caring for their basic needs, the most elementary of which is food,” said Israeli President Isaac Herzog, who launched the initiative in 2017.
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Jewish 19th-century ‘Rembrandt’ still relevant 200 years after his birth
Jozef Israëls’s works, which were shown at the Fifth Zionist Congress, appear at top Dutch museums, the Metropolitan Museum, Art Institute of Chicago and Philadelphia Museum.
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War in the north, the defense budget, and strategy
Israel must bring back the hostages, look past the current operations and prepare for the Israeli-Iranian showdown, mainly—but not solely—in Lebanon. Israel needs a strategy, and it needs it now.
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Palestinian terrorists keep defying their profile
A 50-year-old woman shatters the profile of the “typical” Palestinian Arab terrorist. Indeed, those who aim to harm Israelis represent all ages and genders, all economic brackets and social circumstances.
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Extremists crowdfunded more than $6.2 million online in recent years, ADL report finds
“Internet crowdfunding makes it incredibly easy to spread extremist messaging,” says ADL’s Mark Dwyer.
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IDF fires on 'Lebanese soldier' who approached border
The individual was evacuated to a hospital in Israel according to the Israel Defense Forces. The Israeli military did not confirm the LAF's claim that the man was a Lebanese soldier.
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