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Sunday, March 28, 2021
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Yesh Atid leader reportedly set to meet with Joint List
Lapid and Abbas hold talks on forming government, say will continue discussions
By
ToI Staff
Ra’am leader said to demand voting freedom on LGBT matters, freeze on nation-state and Kaminitz laws, Bedouin village recognition, plan to eradicate crime in Arab communities
With Netanyahu lacking majority, Likud MK gives Islamist Ra’am a kosher stamp
By
ToI Staff
Holocaust film
33,771 Jews murdered during killing spree in September 1941
Using rare archival films, Ukrainian director forces viewers to face Babyn Yar
By
Matt Lebovic
Filmmaker Sergei Loznitsa grew up in ignorance close to site of Holocaust massacre. Now he’s creating 24 short films about the history — and its erasure — at the notorious ravine
Likud MK tasked with overseeing polling stations says there was no voter fraud
By
ToI Staff
Shlomo Karhi rejects blame for poor showing by Netanyahu’s party, touts moves to boost election security and says he recommended PM form team to ‘go over all the protocols’
Netanyahu reportedly delaying approval of Jordanian request for water
By
ToI Staff
Egypt can’t say when Suez will open as ship remains wedged; tugs, crane en route
By
Samy Magdy
Since blockage began, a maritime traffic jam has grown to more than 320 vessels waiting on both ends of the canal
Cairo apartment building collapses; at least 18 killed
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Agencies
Egypt buries train crash dead as number of fatalities revised down to 19
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Someone once threw my dad through a window ‘like a chicken’
Asian Americans like me carry generational trauma and it’s time to break the silence
Claudia Miriam Reed
Why I don’t want Jesus to forgive my (Jewish) sins
The very idea contradicts Judaism’s premise that we are here to change the world
Passover 2021
Central Asian Mountain Jews try to preserve centuries-old Passover traditions
By
Cnaan Liphshiz
No pickles, no shankbone, no cemetery visits during the holidays for the 1,000-year-old community, once based in Krasnaiya Sloboda on the foothills of the Caucasus Mountains
On Passover 2021, Iraq’s Jewish community dwindles to fewer than five
By
Salam Faraj
and
Sarah Benhaida
A community that once thrived is all but gone; Baghdad’s lone synagogue only opens occasionally and has no rabbis
Not in Egypt anymore
Israeli Embassy to UAE celebrates first Passover seder
By
ToI Staff
Outcry in UK over teacher’s use of Prophet Muhammad cartoon
By
ToI Staff
Instructor in town of Batley suspended, school apologizes, while protesters demand he be fired; student-led petition defending teacher garners thousands of signatures
Israelis throng national parks and nature reserves on 1st day of Passover
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ToI Staff
1,000 celebrate Passover Seder in nature reserve parking lots; sites from north to south fill up with hikers as Israelis enjoy the cool weather
Concerns in UK over potential introduction of Israel-style vaccine Green Pass
By
ToI Staff
and
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Rhythmic gymnast Linoy Ashram wins all-around gold medal in World Cup
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ToI Staff
Athlete tops podium in Bulgaria after winning European Championship in November, seen as one of Israel’s leading hopes for 2021 Olympics
As daily virus deaths near 4,000, worst may lie ahead for Brazil
By
David Biller
and
Mauricio SAVARESE
Country currently accounts for one-quarter of entire world’s daily COVID-19 deaths; expert: ‘The next stage is the health system collapse’
Europe’s recovery hopes take a hit as virus surges
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Daniel Aronssohn
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eve szeftel
Fresh lockdowns, record deaths: Latest global coronavirus developments
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Global condemnation after at least 90 killed in bloodiest day since Myanmar coup
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Pompeo, other Republican 2024 contenders enter Iowa, wary of Trump’s long shadow
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Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia unveils campaign to tackle climate change
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Genocide education urged after US high school’s anti-Semitic football play calls
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Ex-chief of Hamas: ‘Bargaining chips’ needed for prisoner swap deal
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Sharon Osbourne leaves ‘The Talk’ after inquiry into heated racism discussion
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Suez Canal chief: ‘Technical or human errors’ may have caused ship’s grounding
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Mohamed Abouelenen
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Farid Farid
Harvard punishes professor, closes research center over ties to Jeffrey Epstein
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Collin Binkley
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