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Israeli can move arms, legs after being paralyzed in terror attack
Banya Peretz returned to Israel for Rosh Hashanah after undergoing the first stage of innovative therapy in Thailand.
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Austin confirms US holding up weapons shipment over Rafah
"As we have assessed the situation, we have paused one shipment of high payload munitions," the U.S. defense secretary said.
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Islamist who defended murderers of Jews to speak at Tree of Life anti-hate summit
Bush, ADL, Biden cabinet member join with hater to fight hate.
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Lapid meets with PA civil affairs minister to discuss ‘political, bilateral issues’
The meeting comes ahead of the expected publication of a list of 500 more Palestinian families to receive Israeli citizenship.
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Rockets in Judea and Samaria are a game-changer
Nothing could make clearer the danger of creating a Palestinian state.
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More than 500 Amazon employees demand company sever contracts with Israel
“Amazon employs Palestinians in Tel Aviv and Haifa offices and around the world,” said the letter. “Ignoring the suffering faced by Palestinians and their families at home erases our Palestinian co-workers.”
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NY banks urged to waive transfer, processing fees for Holocaust reparation payments
“These fees impose a significant burden on elderly Holocaust survivors, victims and heirs who often rely on these payments to meet their everyday needs,” Acting Superintendent Adrienne Harris said in a press release on Wednesday.
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Israeli bus hit by roadside bomb near Bethlehem
No injuries were reported in the late-night incident, but the vehicle suffered damage.
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A nation divided about Netanyahu, not the peace process
A fundamental shift in Israeli politics ought to make “national unity” coalition possible were it not for the debate about the country’s “indispensable man.”
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Police arrest suspect for Chabad vandalism, stolen Torah scrolls remain missing
Hunter McElrath, 23, has a criminal record across the United States; authorities said the burglary did not appear to be a hate crime or an anti-Semitic attack.
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IDF manhunt for Barkan park terrorist enters third day
The IDF manhunt for Ashraf Na’alowa, a 23-year-old electrician for the Alon Group who shot to death two Israeli co-workers at the Barkan Industrial Park in Samaria, has entered its third day, with troops conducting pre-dawn raids and arrests.
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Hostages' families burst through Gaza fence during border protest
The hostages' families arrived at the border with a convoy of more than 300 vehicles to protest the lack of movement in ceasefire talks.
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How the US, UN and media saved Hamas Nazis 30 years ago
Israel expelled Hamas. The world forced Israel to take it back.
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Academic departments need to steer clear of activism against Israel
Why academic departments in an American university would be taking a moral stand on a political situation in the Middle East in the first place—and not only that, but on behalf of a terror-led genocidal group like Hamas—is another question.
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Jordan rejects confederation with Palestinians, says only solution to conflict is Palestinian state
King Abdullah II of Jordan has apparently rejected the U.S.-backed idea of creating a confederacy, including areas of Judea and Samaria containing large populations of Palestinians.
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