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Israel Hayom reveals Religious Zionist Party leader reportedly conditioned support for new government on bolstering settlement enterprise but Netanyahu responded that Israel must go slow for the next two years, presumably referring to the potential change in US presidents.
This World Cup will not only bring to the pitch the technical skills of its most talented players, but could also serve as the best seismograph for monitoring those processes and undercurrents currently affecting the world as a whole, and Europe in particular.
According to the two parties pushing these changes, a new law would let communities separate the two sexes even in cases where events and functions are funded by the state.
The elder rabbi of the national religious sector gives Israel Hayom a no-holds-barred interview. "What you do in the confines of your own home is your business, but outside it is a Jewish state ... how will this harm people's rights?", he says.
At least 10,000 Israelis are expected at the month-long matches, most of them coming through third countries. Those boarding the TUS Airways plane at Ben-Gurion Airport had originally been told they would have a brief stopover in Cyprus.
