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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio signals sweeping strategic shift will transform enclave. The initiative aligns with various Israeli proposals from the past year, including plans for a land bridge stretching from the East through the Gulf states and Saudi Arabia to the Mediterranean Sea.
Inscribed with the words "Press with both hands," the symbolic gift serves as a direct reference to the pagers operation targeting Hezbollah terrorists.
Young graduates of the Masa program from around the world carry their connection with Israel and Judaism into their lives; "It ranks among my life's most formative years," one of the graduates said.
Dutch politician Geert Wilders speaks with Israel Hayom, explaining why Europe's anti-Israel sentiment may no longer be on the rise, and noting that the political wave led by Trump will bring global change: "Fighting for your people, their sovereignty, their interests – that should be the purpose of politics."
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