Category: 1. Israel
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The legal road ahead after Netanyahu’s pardon request to President Herzog
Five and a half years after his trial began, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dropped a bombshell on Sunday night when he submitted a pardon request to President Isaac Herzog. The move came two and a half weeks after the letter Herzog received… -
Irish actress rejects honorary degree over ties to Israeli Technion
Irish actress Olwen Fouéré rejects honorary doctorate from the University of Galway, citing its “extremely problematic” contract with Israel’s Technion.
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Rom Braslavski returns to Beitar Jerusalem staduim
Rom Braslavski returns to Beitar Jerusalem staduim | The Jerusalem PostJerusalem Post/Israel News/Israel Culture “A year ago, you stood here together with my family, my face, and the caption ‘kidnapped.’ And here I am today, after two years of…
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Lapid sparks uproar: Strip voting rights from draft dodgers – but not Arabs
Yair Lapid explains that the bill his party will advance will focus on revoking voting rights from those who received a draft order but failed to report, and will not apply to the Arab public.
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Elizabeth Tsurkov, Amit Segal engage in X spat
Elizabeth Tsurkov, Amit Segal engage in X spat | The Jerusalem PostJerusalem Post/Israel NewsChannel 12 reporter Amit Segal called former Kata’ib Hezbollah hostage Elizabeth Tsurkov “scum” after she criticized the news channel’s reporting…
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How ‘Free North Korea Radio’ smuggles truth across the border, and why it may go sile
For two hours every day, Lee Si-young and her colleagues broadcast uncensored foreign news into closed-off North Korea, with a cruel and unthinkable awareness: If their listeners are caught tuning in to her station, they are sent to prison.
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Dublin halts plans to rename city’s Herzog Park after accusations of antisemitism
Dublin councillors halted plans to rename a park currently honoring a past Israeli president that had drawn criticism from the Irish and Israeli governments, the city council said on Sunday.
Ireland, home to about 3,000 Jewish people, has…
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Attorney says chief of Lahav 433 was ‘illegally detained’
Attorney says chief of Lahav 433 was ‘illegally detained’ | The Jerusalem PostJerusalem Post/Israel News/Israel Politics”The Justice Ministry’s Police Internal Investigations Department chose to violate the law, to detain and then even…
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Lahav 433 chief briefly arrested over refusal to sign off on release terms — lawyer
Investigators briefly arrested, then released the chief of police’s Lahav 433 major crimes unit on Sunday after he initially refused to sign off on conditions for his release following a lengthy interrogation, his defense attorney…
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Stolen military police license plate displayed at wedding in Bnei Brak
<p>A military police vehicle license plate, stolen last week from forces attempting to arrest a draft dodger in Ramat Gan, appeared on Sunday evening at a wedding in Bnei Brak.</p>
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