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“We are going to deal harshly with anyone who tries to disturb the peace,” Israel Police says ahead of traditional flag march through the old city, two years after terrorist provocations during event led to Operation Guardian of the Walls. Hamas urges Palestinians to “clash with the occupation.”
Item is donated to the ANU Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv. The price surpasses the $30.8 million paid in 1994 for Leonardo da Vinci’s Codex Leicester manuscript.
Data shows that while in 2016, only one such case was recorded, by 2022, the figure increased to 63.
The Arab League readmits Syria after Saudi King invites Syrian leader to attend summit in the Gulf country's city of Jeddah.
Together with Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, Gallant also weighs possibility of giving legal status to the local yeshiva – which currently sits on contested land – by relocating it.
