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Community to be named in honor of U.S. President Donald Trump for recognizing Israeli sovereignty on the Golan Heights. "We have received close to 100 inquiries, mostly from families in the U.S. and Canada who say that they want to make aliyah and live in 'Trump city,'" says Golan Regional Council head Haim Rokach.
It is not immediately clear what sales would be covered by the possible waiver, which could allow previously blocked weapons transfers to move forward or be applied to new ones. A sale of precision-guided munitions to Saudi Arabia has been on hold for over a year.
A recent poll shows that nothing Trump might do for Israel would impact the opinions of Jewish voters much one way or the other.
Hamas is reportedly worried about the sophisticated methods used by Israel to recruit agents and collaborators in the Gaza Strip, without the agents even knowing they've been recruited.
Watchdog group Canary Mission uncovers longstanding "disdain" for Jews and Israel among Al Jazeera staff, who on social media have called for violence, supported and glorified terrorist organizations and spread anti-Semitic tropes.
