A dispute between an IDF division and Southern Command has led to an unusual step not seen around the Gaza Strip since before Israel’s 2005 disengagement: agricultural equipment owned by residents of western Negev communities has been loaned to…
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US court dismisses lawsuit by Palestinian Americans demanding to be rescued from Gaza
A federal judge dismissed on Thursday a lawsuit demanding the US government conduct emergency rescues of Palestinian Americans and family members who are trapped in Gaza and trying to escape hardships caused by the war between Israel and…
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'The day after' arrangement: Hamas considering committee to administer Gaza
Representatives of the Hamas terrorist organization will hold talks in Cairo next week regarding the second phase of the ceasefire agreement with Israel.
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CAIR-FL: Who Are They and Why Is DeSantis Threatening Them?
CAIR-FL On Jan. 7, MidPoint welcomed CAIR- Florida, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a civil rights advocacy organization, which has recently been…
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Treasury's Bessent says Iran facing precarious moment, economy in trouble – Reuters
- Treasury’s Bessent says Iran facing precarious moment, economy in trouble Reuters
- Bessent: This is a precarious moment in Iran; economy is on the ropes MarketScreener
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- US Treasury’s Bessent says Iran…
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Feud-linked murder in northern Israel captured on video, shared on social media
Karam Sawad is believed to have been murdered in revenge for a triple homicide on Wednesday, amid a long-running feud his family has had with the Khawaled family
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Israel weighs Hezbollah offensive but fears overshadowing Iran protests
A large-scale military operation against Hezbollah in Lebanon, though justified, could inadvertently help Iran divert international attention from ongoing anti-government protests, an Israeli official warned Thursday.
“We have every reason to…
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International children's book fair rejects Israeli literary institute on political grounds
The Bologna Children’s Book Fair, the world’s largest and longest-running fair devoted exclusively to children’s books, barred the Israeli Institute for Hebrew Literature from this year’s event, which is expected to draw tens of thousands of visitors
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Retired firefighter gives safety tips for weekend storms
A severe storm is forecast to hit Israel on Friday, with experts predicting heavy rainfall, winds up to 100 km/h, and high waves.
Former Deputy Fire Commissioner Aharon Godiner, who previously headed the Ramat Gan-Givatayim Fire and Rescue…
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Listening as an active force for change launches in Israel
In a region often defined by the volume of discord, a new initiative is asking a radical question: What if the path forward begins not with speaking, but with listening?This week, the US-based nonprofit LOV. Foundation, in partnership with Tel…
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