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"This is an historic day because we have a clear commitment by Turkey to submit the ratification documents to the Grand National Assembly, and to work also with the assembly to ensure ratification," NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg tells reporters after a series of high-stakes meetings.
Israel captured Ghajar from Syria in the 1967 war when it took the Golan Heights but Hezbollah has falsely claimed it is Lebanese territory.
With the major part of the judicial overhaul – a measure preventing justices from overruling ministerial decisions – passing its first reading, demonstrators vow to stage protests nationwide, including at Ben-Gurion International Airport.
The ball is now in Netanyahu’s court. Netanyahu will soon have to decide whether national security considerations trump domestic politics or vice-versa because his maneuvering room is rapidly shrinking.
Shabbat services at a church; a Haredi rabbi leading an LGBT synagogue; congregations and streams that only a few have heard of: An Israel Hayom reporter went to the most Jewish city in the world and saw first-hand what it feels like to be part of a massive community that still feels like a minority.
