Ukraine's first lady to visit Israel
Olena Zelenska will discuss post-trauma initiatives with her Israeli counterpart Michal Herzog.
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Olena Zelenska will discuss post-trauma initiatives with her Israeli counterpart Michal Herzog.
The history-making court date kickstarts a legal process that will unfold at the height of the 2024 presidential campaign and carry profound consequences not only for Trump's political future but also for his own personal liberty.
Israel Hayom correspondent Neta Bar witnesses firsthand the destruction following the explosion of the Nova Kakhovka Dam in Ukraine's Kherson region.
Trump attorney James Trusty says the indictment includes charges of willful retention of national defense information – a crime under the Espionage Act.
Trailing Trump by 44 points in the primaries polls, Pence has a lot of catching up to do in rare run against the president he served under.
The United Nations says at least 16,000 people have already lost their homes, and efforts are underway to provide clean water, money, and legal and emotional support to those affected.
Speaking at event in honor of Israel's 75th anniversary, Harris makes implicit reference to disagreements over judicial reform, saying US will stand "for the values that have been the bedrock of the US-Israel relationship." Foreign Minister Eli Cohen initially issues controversial response by suggesting "she didn't even read [the judicial reform]...she wouldn’t be able to name one clause," but later clarifies remarks.
Ukrainian authorities have previously warned that the dam’s failure could unleash 18 million cubic meters (4.8 billion gallons) of water and flood Kherson and dozens of other areas where hundreds of thousands of people live.
An estimated 40,000 marchers take to the streets of Manhattan to express solidarity with Israel as an anti-government protest is held just blocks away.
Erdogan prevails by winning more than 52% of the vote in Sunday’s presidential runoff.
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