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Maher Younis – who spent 40 years in prison for killing IDF Cpl. Avraham Bromberg in 1980 together with his cousin Karim, who was released two weeks ago after being imprisoned the same amount of time – receives hero's welcome.
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While praised globally for handling of the nation's worst mass-shooting and health-driven response to the coronavirus pandemic, Jacinda Ardern faced mounting criticism at home.
The widespread riots in Iran created new turf for the US and Israel to act on, as well as to renew their collaboration. When American officials visit in the coming days, their Israeli counterparts must be singularly focused.
Ten of 11 judges on the high court found that Aryeh Deri's appointment as health minister was in violation of his recent plea bargain surrounding tax offenses. The much-anticipated ruling comes as Israel is being roiled by a dispute over sweeping changes to the country’s legal system.
