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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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Washington Post’s ‘World Views’ attacks Abraham Accords
Columnist Ishaan Taroor seems unable to refrain from distorting history and depriving Palestinians of independent agency.
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Jewish Democratic Council says it won't back Ilhan Omar, mum on endorsing her primary opponent
Antone Melton-Meaux, one of four candidates challenging Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar in the primary, has critcized her record of anti-Semitic and anti-Israel remarks.
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US State Department urges American citizens to leave Lebanon immediately
The American government is offering plane flights and emergency passports.
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American and Israeli science academies sign cooperation agreement in Jerusalem
Israeli President Reuven Rivlin: “Today marks the beginning of an official partnership between our national academies, in the hope of many more decades of mutual collaboration.”
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Fatah members threaten to ‘hunt down’ participants in Bahrain conference
Those who attend the workshop, they say, have “opened the gates of hell on themselves.”
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Pushback against May Golan’s New York appointment was not universal
The Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce, which has long-standing connections to Golan, was among the organizations saying her placement as consul general to New York should move forward.
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Pompeo brings down the House
The U.S. Secretary of State turns the tables on the false correlation between the existence of settlements and the lack of peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
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Despite reinstatement into party, Corbyn not welcome back as Labour MP
Instead, he will become an Independent MP, which has elicited mixed reactions from organizations in the British Jewish community.
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Terrorist shot after trying to stab soldiers in Binyamin region
No troops were hurt in the incident, according to the IDF.
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Groups welcome Israel’s next president; Herzog brings ‘deep understanding of world Jewry’
Isaac Herzog, 60, was elected by a secret ballot in the Israeli Knesset on June 2 with 87 votes of the body’s 120 members. He defeated Miriam Peretz, a social activist and former Israel Prize winner.
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