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The distrust each side of the political divide has toward the other has naturally trickled into our daily interaction between groups and even individuals – and that is what’s most concerning. Ugliness has taken over our collective national judgment.
University of Haifa researchers have been awarded a $100,000 National Geographic Wayfinder Grant to track the movement of sharks...
Early August meeting comes amid growing threats by reservists not to show up due to passage of recent bill. Knesset lawmakers, who have also shown concern over the damage to the army's fitness for war, summon Gallant to appear in a closed-door hearing to brief MKs on the matter.
The "reasonableness standard" was abusive, violated democratically-passed laws; was used to oust a democratically elected minister; and was subjective: What's unreasonable to one person is reasonable to another.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin "underscored the United States' belief that broad consensus through political dialogue, especially in the coming weeks and months, are critical elements of a resilient democracy," a Pentagon readout of the call says.
