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Amid the intense diplomatic battles to defend Israel, between Security Council meetings and UN debates, with the holiday in the middle, Israel Hayom spoke with Israel's UN Ambassador Gilad Erdan.
According to Haripad Tudu, the in-charge of the Gola police station, "Krishna Kumar, the catering staff member, informed the guests that they could not serve more due to the limited quantity available. This led to anger among some guests, who ended up attacking the staff. In an attempt to escape, Kumar fell into a well and died. His body was found on Wednesday."
Ben-Gvir's office issued the following statement: "The minister is feeling well, conscious, and being transferred for further medical treatment at Assaf Harofeh Hospital."
There is no worse slavery than the lack of knowledge, and there is no greater freedom than having knowledge:
D. John Sauer argued before the nation's highest court that "there can be no presidency as we know it" if former presidents aren't granted broad immunity from criminal charges stemming from official conduct during their tenure, including ordering the assassination of rivals as official acts, "depending on the" circumstances.
