The torching of homes and vehicles carried out by Israelis in the Palestinian village of Duma in the West Bank on Tuesday cannot be defined as terrorism, Defense Minister Israel Katz told Army Radio reporter Doron Kadosh on Thursday.
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Counter terrorism police arrest two men in London over alleged Hezbollah links
Two men with alleged links to Hezbollah have been arrested in London on suspicion of being members of the proscribed organisation – and with one of them accused of preparing for acts of terrorism.
The Metropolitan Police confirmed the…
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Germany to Deport Four Foreign Residents over Pro-Palestine Activism
Berlin (Quds News Network)- Berlin’s immigration authorities are reportedly seeking to deport four young foreign residents for participating in pro-Palestine protests against Israel’s assault on Gaza. This has raised significant…
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Shekel volatility after US tariffs announcement
The shekel is weakening sharply against the euro, which is gaining following the unveiling of Donald Trump’s tariffs plan.
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AG reveals: Journalist suspected of accepting favors from Qatar
Attorney General says investigation of journalist Zvika Klein moved from open testimony to interrogation under caution mid-session.
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Japanese study shows three cups of green tea a day may prevent dementia
A research team from Kanazawa University in Japan published a study in Nature. The study surveyed almost 9,000 adults over age 65 and used MRI scans to measure cerebral white matter lesions. Researchers found that elderly individuals who…
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Israel’s El Al Airlines to resume Moscow flights in May – Israel News
Israel’s El Al Airlines ELAL.TA will resume flights to Moscow on May 1 after determining its airspace was safe, making the airline one of the only Western carriers allowed to fly to the Russian capital, the airline said on Thursday.
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Israeli developer accuses Cyprus of political persecution in landmark lawsuit
Along with his son, Jack Afik, Aykut is seeking hundreds of millions of euros in damages from Cyprus for legal actions taken against them and their business operations in Northern Cyprus.
The lawsuit, also filed against the Republic of Cyprus, is…
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