June 18, 2023

PA livid over Israeli plan to accelerate Judea and Samaria construction

Nabil Abu Rudeineh, the official spokesman of Palestinian Authority (PA) chairman Mahmoud Abbas, said on Sunday that the Palestinian Arab leadership rejects the Israeli government’s decision to accelerate the development of homes in Judea and Samaria and to authorize Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich to approve the plan. Under the new regulations, the approval process will

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Applause for Harry Styles fans who kept Shabbat

The international singer Harry Styles performed last Saturday night in London in front of thousands of fans and shared with the audience the story of the participants of the show who keep the Sabbath. Harry told during the event about his friends who walked for two hours to get to the concert without breaking Shabbat,

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Border Police officers remove anti-terror protestors by force

Border Police officers were filmed this evening (Sunday) violently removing Israelis who were blocking Palestinian Arab traffic on the road through which the terrorists who murdered Meir Tamari last month escaped. Footage posted to social media showed the widow of Yevgeny Reider, who was murdered in a shooting attack in 2005, being manhandled by the

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Israelis attacked on their way to Samaria town

Dozens of masked Arabs from the village of Burka threw stones this evening (Sunday) at Israeli vehicles on their way to the town of Homesh. The event ended without casualties or damage. There has recently been a significant increase in the number of stone-throwing attacks on the way to Homesh. A few days ago, two

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Team Israel first baseman gets first MLB hit

Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Spencer Horwitz scored his first base hit since being called up to the major leagues during his first major league start on Sunday. Horwitz was drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 24th round of the 2019 MLB June Amateur Draft from Radford University. He was called up from

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Israeli envoy to join Saudi celebration in Paris

Kan reports that Israel has conveyed a message to Saudi Arabia that it will support Riyadh’s campaign to host the Expo Conference, a huge international conference that Saudi Arabia wants to host in 2030. According to the report, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is running a sizeable campaign to get Saudi Arabia chosen to

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Intercontinental operation identifies man long after death

An intercontinental operation by ZAKA and Chabad volunteers led to the identification of the body of an elderly man who was found lifeless long after his death. It all started about a week ago when Yisrael Godlavsky, the director of ZAKA in the Sharon region of Israel, received a request from Petah Tikva police regarding

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Mini-Deal, Maximum Mistake

Winston Churchill (some say it was Abba Eban) said, “Americans can always be counted on to do the right thing&hellipafter they have exhausted all other possibilities.” It is believed Churchill said, or at the very least, felt this way prior to America entering the Second World War. It has been reported that the Biden Administration

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Netanyahu sends message to Biden: ”No agreements with Iran are acceptable’

Prime Minister Netanyahu visited the Israel Aerospace Industries complex today (Sunday) and asked to send a message to the American government regarding reports about the possibility of reaching a conclusion that bypasses Congress on the Iranian nuclear program. “We are determined to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. Our strong opposition to returning to the

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Yair Lapid -Thinking the unthinkable

We will divide up the region. Israel will return most of the ‘West Bank’, and the Palestinian flag will fly on public buildings in East Jerusalem – Yair Lapid,Der Spiegel, May 8, 2008. Jerusalem is not a place it is the constitutive concept of Israeli identity and our most fundamental ethos…We will not divide Jerusalem.

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Second time in a month: Unannounced IDF exercise causes public panic

For several hours on Sunday afternoon, residents of northern Israel were unsure of what caused the heavy traffic of Israeli Air Force fighter jets in the sky above them. One resident of northern Israel, who noticed the large quantity of fighter jets zooming above her home, told Israel National News she assumed they were on

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Protestors clash with police outside event hosting MK Rothman

Hours after Prime Minister Netanyahu announced that he intends to renew the judicial reform legislation, the chair of the Constitutional Committee, MK Simcha Rothman, arrived this evening (Sunday) for the Book Week event at the Sarona complex in Tel Aviv – a short distance from the center of the anti-government protests on Kaplan Street. Anti-government

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Aharon Barak: ‘We need to be considerate to those who support judicial reform’

Former President of the Supreme Court of Israel Aharon Barak, who initiated the court’s judicial activism, participated in a conference at Reichman University in Herzliya and made a surprising remark regarding the government’s judicial reform plan. “I think we need to be considerate to the parts of the nation that support the reform,” Barak proclaimed.

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Epidemic: Machine gun stolen from IDF base in southern Israel

An FN MAG machine gun was stolen last from an IDF base in southern Israel. According to Galei Tzahal, soldiers at the Givati Brigade training base left the weapon next to the armored personnel carrier they were training on, and thieves came and took it. The Military Police Investigations Unit is investigating the incident. The

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Moving: Terror victims’ family meets organ donation recipients

The family of Hallel and Yagel Yaniv donated their sons’ corneas after they were brutally murdered by an Arab terrorist in a shooting attack near Huwara in Samaria. At the Beilinson Hospital in Petach Tikva on Sunday, the victims’ family met the recipients who received the gift of sight. Esti Yaniv, Hallel and Yagel’s mother,

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Former Chief of Staff condones blocking roads in protest

Retired Chief of Staff Dan Halutz participated today (Sunday) in a panel held at Reichman University in Herzliya as part of the annual conference of the Rubinstein Center for Constitutional Challenges and claimed, among other things, that non-compliance as part of the protest against the reform is legitimate in his opinion. “I’m not a person

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Today’s right to asylum is the road to barbarism in Europe

&Eacuteric Zemmour: “Today in France there are between 120 and 140 knife attacks a day! Per day! Look at the stats: in the 1960s there were 3 or 4 stabbings every two years. This is a change of population”. French Senator Val&eacuterie Boyer reported 44,000 knife attacks in two years. And now even Emmanuel Macron

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Sefaria and Koren – A concerned look

I write the following without any agenda other than to share information that has already been made public voluntarily by the parties under discussion. It pains me to write anything that can hinder people”s Torah learning, but due to the fact that this public information is largely unknown to many people, it is important to

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Police work to stop illegal PA Arab infiltrators in two weekend operations:

Over the weekend, Israeli police launched two separate operations to fight the phenomenon of Arabs from Palestinian Authority-controlled territory who illegally infiltrate Israel to find employment. In an operation in the city of Modiin, police raided a construction site that was housing and employing some 20 illegal aliens from PA-controlled territory in Judea and Samaria.

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Screaming, profanities during cabinet session

A particularly stormy cabinet meeting this morning (Sunday) exploded after Minister Avi Dichter brought up an issue regarding coalition agreements he claims is impairing his work in the Ministry of Agriculture. According to Channel 12 News’ Yaron Avraham’s, Minister of Intelligence Gila Gamliel (Likud) told Minister of Internal Security Itamar Ben-Gvir. “Let Dichter do his

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Employee killed in bakery explosion in Ashkelon

A 50-year-old bakery worker was killed in an explosion in the oven at a bakery he worked at in Ashkelon Sunday afternoon. Magen David Adom and United Hatzalah paramedics attempted to resuscitate the man, but were forced to declare him dead at the scene. MDA emergency medicine medics Laura Zohar and Barak Azran said: “When

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Netanyahu: Judicial reform to be advanced this week

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced at the weekly Cabinet meeting today (Sunday) that the judicial reform legislation would be advanced in the coming week after the opposition suspended the negotiations at the President’s Residence last week. “What was proven last week is that the so-called negotiations were actually just a waste of time,” Netanyahu said.

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