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The West’s knee-jerk rejection of any Chinese initiative to resolve the Ukrainian crisis is a shortsighted move that ignores the potential benefits and lacks a true strategic vision for finding solutions.
The Temple Mount – sacred to Muslims and Jews – has been at the center of a security crisis set off last week when Palestinian rioters who barricaded themselves in the Al-Aqsa Mosque threw rocks and used fireworks against police, resulting in clashes.
Benny Gantz speaks with Israel Hayom on how the ongoing judicial reform crisis could be a turning point for Israeli democracy, while rejecting the prospect of entering a unity government with PM Netanyahu.
The mother, who was in the car with them, remains in an induced coma, having been evacuated from the scene in critical condition.
The additional border police were to be activated Sunday and join other units that have recently been deployed in Jerusalem and Lod, a town in central Israel with a mixed population.
