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1 arrested for lobbing rocks at protesters; 2 detained
Clashes between protesters, police, residents in town where Ben Gvir spending Shabbat
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Smoke grenades, rocks thrown at demonstrators, who chant against far-right police minister over woman’s killing: ‘Where were you when Darya was murdered?’; cop appears to use baton
Public split on whether to follow High Court or gov’t in constitutional crisis: poll
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Thursday's day of action set to have a 'different character'
‘Step up the pressure’: Demonstrators prepare for 11th week of escalating protests
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Tel Aviv anti-overhaul rally to kick off with national anthem sung by teen girl whose performance was nixed over ultra-Orthodox man in audience; ex-Bank of Israel chief to speak
Report: Coalition may rush to take over judge selection, slow some other bills
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TV network says aim would be to pass core part of radical reform, while trying to sap energy from protests by delaying certain other elements
Protesters attempt to kayak, swim to Netanyahu’s private coastal home
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Protesters opposed to the government’s judicial overhaul on Friday attempted to reach Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s private home in the coastal town of Caesarea by sea. The demonstrators, led by veterans of the navy and a group of IDF reservists known as “Brothers in Arms,” arrived at the...
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Likud minister said to get boosted security amid protests against government
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Leading NY rabbi: Israeli government speeding ‘headlong toward abyss’ with overhaul
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Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch of Stephen Wise Free Synagogue says in his ‘most painful’ sermon: ‘Israeli government is tearing society apart, bringing world Jewry along for dangerous ride’
Israeli envoy in NY ‘deeply concerned’ by country’s direction as overhaul advances
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Jacob Magid
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Photographer who digitized Dead Sea Scrolls completes new Kirk Douglas archive
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Ardon Bar-Hama regularly works with rare documents such as the Aleppo Codex, so when the Douglas Foundation tapped him for a 10,000-item collection, he was ready. Now it is, too
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In a divided Jewish world, accepting gay and lesbian Jews is critical
Those bearing an identity not of their choosing must be able to find a place in the Orthodox Jewish community, without fear
Israel, PA set for Sunday summit in Egypt as terror alerts rise before Ramadan
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Army chiefs said worried by confluence of agitating elements, frustrated at Itamar Ben Gvir’s actions on the ground that could exacerbate unrest
Palestinian shot dead after attempting to stab troops near Ramallah, IDF says
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'To call the JDC a left-wing organization is a joke'
Jewish communal world baffled after Ben Gvir targets mainstream US aid group JDC
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PHILISSA CRAMER
National security minister has vowed to shut down Joint Distribution Committee program tackling crime in Arab communities, branding the century-old, apolitical group ‘leftist’
International Criminal Court issues arrest warrant for Putin on suspected war crimes
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Foreign Ministry said worried by worsening Russian tone over Israel actions in Syria
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Trump claims he’ll be arrested on Tuesday, urges protests to ‘take our nation back’
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Ex-president cites ‘leak’ from Manhattan DA’s office over probe into alleged hush money paid to women; plea to supporters reminiscent of language before storming of US Capitol
NY law enforcement officials prepping security plans in case of Trump indictment
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Colleen Long
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Jennifer Peltz
‘I’M BACK’: Trump returns to Facebook, YouTube after two-year ban over Jan. 6 riot
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Artist-teacher reflects on life and work from seat of wheelchair
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Jessica Steinberg
Known for collages and installations that juxtapose her subjects with unexpected backgrounds, Yael Robin, who has Parkinson’s disease, is exhibiting works at the Israel Museum
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Florida bill banning ‘ethnic intimidation’ flyers aims to rein in neo-Nazis
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