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A chain smoker who has survived numerous health scares, 87-year-old Mahmoud Abbas took over as Palestinian president almost two decades ago after the death of Yasser Arafat. "Israel cannot choose the leadership of the Palestinians," a senior Israeli government official says.
According to the Channel 13 News report, state prosecutors were told they would be best served by reaching a plea deal with the prime minister in Case 4,000, which involves alleged improper regulatory measures that helped Netanyahu allies in exchange for positive media.
Professor of economic law at NYU Efraim Chalamish takes a look at the leading trends in the new world and explains what Israel has to do in order to adjust to a world that is changing at the speed of light.
In special interview with Israel Hayom, the newly minted presidential contender says Israel's "claim to Judea and Samaria is most superior" and calls Biden's treatment of Netanyahu "a disgrace." The Florida governor also shares his views on the charges against Donald Trump.
Despite the many challenges in geopolitics, for India, independence has remained its most cherished value. The non-alignment policy from the past has transformed into a multi-partnership policy.
