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The video, which was shared by some government officials, depicts a fictional war in which Israeli pilots refuse to provide air support to ground forces because the troops support judicial reform.
I was moved when Greta Gerwig, the director of the upcoming Barbie movie, expressed her desire for viewers to feel the same joy and blessings that she experienced during a Shabbat dinner when they watch the film.
If Pramila Jayapal knew anything about Israel, she would know that Israel is far from a racist state. In fact, it is the least racist state in all of the Middle East and North Africa.
National Security Adviser Tzachi Hanegbi and Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita agreed on Wednesday to set a date "in the near future" for what would be Netanyahu's first visit to the kingdom, the prime minister's statement said.