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Audio-only event to be streamed on Twitter Spaces beginning at 6 p.m. EDT. He will follow up with a round of prime-time appearances on conservative programs, including Fox News and Mark Levin’s radio show.
Just six months ago, on the eve of the election, polls showed that crime and personal security have become a high-priority issue for voters and that they expected the government to ascribe it the same importance as other matters such as the cost of living.
The Temple Mount is sovereign Israeli territory. No one has the right to tell any Israeli where they can and cannot go within the country’s borders, including within Israel’s capital Jerusalem.
Having been left largely unexcavated until the 1967 Six-Day War, the biblical sites known as Gilgal now hold archaeologists in awe, including Dr. Shay Bar, who oversees the Manasseh Hill Country Survey, considered "the longest archeological field study in the world."