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Experts say mirror was used to protect against the evil eye, adding that "similar mirror plaques have been found in the past as funerary gifts in tombs, to protect the deceased in their journey to the world to come.”
The current Biden administration is of little interest to the royal palace, sources in Riyadh say, adding that only once the votes are cast will it potentially decide on what’s next.
Chances for a Saudi-Israeli deal are high, the risks manageable, and the value overwhelming. The doubters and naysayers, as well as those who actively are trying to sabotage such an agreement, are wrong.
Language whiz Mikhail Iomdin, who moved to Israel a mere year and a half ago and speaks Hebrew fluently, brings home a bronze medal.
Palestinian terrorist Kamel Abu Bakr likely hid underground during the Jenin counter-terrorism operation, which allowed him to evade arrest and eventually arrive in Tel Aviv armed.
