El-Sayed admits 'mistake' months after synagogue attack remark
Abdul El-Sayed's apology drew a mixed response from Jewish Democrats still wary of his ties to controversial streamer Hasan Piker.
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Abdul El-Sayed's apology drew a mixed response from Jewish Democrats still wary of his ties to controversial streamer Hasan Piker.
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The damage MK Zvi Sukkot failed to do to a monument, he did to the State of Israel, and his latest provocation is only part of a broader breakdown of the rules that could set Judea and Samaria ablaze. While the political echelon warns of Palestinian forces “turning their guns” on Israel, it is itself creating the conditions for that to happen.
The struggle over the identity of Lebanon’s Shiite community has been unfolding for decades, with senior clerics offering an alternative to the doctrine of wilayat al-faqih, maintaining their independence from Iran and challenging Hezbollah. Behind the political dispute lies a deeper struggle over one question: Who has the authority to speak for Lebanon’s Shiites?
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