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In its 25 years of existence, the Palestinian Authority has held only two general elections—the first in 1996 and the last in 2006.

In a now-deleted tweet, the Democratic Majority for Israel wrote that Nancy Kaufman, the former head of the National Council for Jewish Women, has too often “enabled, rather than battled, anti-Semitism.”

Even though Israel is now allowing in tourists, “people are still cautious. It will take a few years” before Israel returns to pre-coronavirus numbers, which, in 2019, stood at a whopping 4.5 million tourists, said Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Fleur Hassan-Nahum.

The Iraqi-based Global Imams Council called the executions, carried out in a tunnel under Rafah in southern Israel, “barbaric” and “a violation all principles of humanity, religious teachings, and international law.”

Within its first month, 85 households have kept Shabbat for the first time as part of the initiative, and more Shabbat first-timers are being matched with more soldiers each week.

A larger Israeli delegation is said to have been delayed due to disputes over its composition, with the Israeli Foreign Ministry looking for a greater role.

IDF reservists, farmers and the national religious sector feel the strain on the Israeli home front.

The World Jewish Congress president wrote to the U.S. president: “Only you can stop this rising tide of hatred against the Jewish people.”

Islamic State confirms the death of former leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, names his successor and swears revenge against America.

Authorities confiscated the VIP passes of top Palestinian officials, and are withholding taxes and tarrifs collected on behalf of the P.A., to hold Ramallah accountable for last month's “distorted” U.N. resolution on Judea and Samaria.

It has formed an alliance with an antisemitic leader whose incendiary rhetoric against Jews helped lead to the worst pogrom in U.S. history.

A television host introduces an Israeli-Arab boy and cheers when he says “there is no such thing as Israel.”