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Benny Begin to join Gideon Sa’ar’s New Hope Party

The former Likud Knesset member “will be a very important addition to the campaign for the future of the country,” says Sa’ar.

Senate passes measure giving $500 million in aid to Israel; sanctions Iran and Assad

The U.S. assistance authorizes cooperation with Israel on counter-tunnel and counter-aerial capabilities, and $500 million for developing and procuring the Iron Dome, David’s Sling and Arrow weapon systems.

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Watchdog group urges head of UN inquiry on Israel to resign amid claims of bias

“[Navi] Pillay is the complete opposite of impartial,” said Hillel Neuer, UN Watch executive director and an international human-rights lawyer.

After advice from Jew-hatred task force, Harvard ups its kosher options

Some of the new offerings won't have kosher supervision.

‘Not a one-day operation,’ Israel foreign minister says of renewed fighting in Gaza

“The Americans were informed before the attack and supported it,” Gideon Sa’ar said of the airstrikes against Hamas. “Because justice is on our side.”

Israeli MK: Palestinians building a professional army under our nose

"They are just waiting for the correct moment to strike at the rest of the Israeli populace," said Limor Son Har-Melech.

The longer and stronger Iran-deal lie

Iran’s leaders see that fear of a nuclear exchange is the principal restraint on military action against Russia, and the mullahs believe they will enjoy the same protection once their mission is accomplished.

Israel becomes world leader in coronavirus vaccines administered per capita

According to Our World in Data, 2.4 million people have so far been vaccinated worldwide—1 million of them in China.

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Two suspects arrested in bust of arms shipment from Jordan

The suspects, both residents of Bethlehem, were on their way to Judea and Samaria with 20 handguns worth some $150,000, according to police.

Antisemitism, indoctrination and propaganda in higher education

Jewish students must be given the means to defend themselves.

Amnesty International’s selective promotion of human rights

Instead of upholding the principle of universality and defending the populations that are suffering, organizations like Amnesty International regularly make political choices and take sides.

‘I hope they shoot her, I hope it’s quick'

Eden Yerushalmi was taken from the Supernova festival 91 days ago. Her sister, Shani, has no doubt that she'll come home.

Israeli study dates Jerusalem expansion to before Assyrian exile

Researchers achieved an unprecedented level of accuracy in dating First Temple period findings in the City of David.