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The masses, which had been silenced over many decades, managed to break the glass ceiling of the Knesset and now want to be heard in the remaining bastions of the unelected elites. A response to author David Grossman.
No Israeli casualties are reported after three rockets launched, one was intercepted by the Iron Dome missile defense system, another fell in an open field, and the third fell short of crossing over Israeli territory.
Commissioner for Neighborhood and Enlargement Olivér Várhelyi tells Israel Hayom, "If there is a really strong and vivid democracy where the checks and balances are working, that is Israel."
Palestinian government agencies have been promoting the sale of dozens of new housing units on a historic biblical site, in breach of agreements with Israel.
It was recently reported that Yerevan and Tehran became sister cities and that the agreement was signed by the...
