Putin and his generals should take note: Ukraine has won
Since the start of the invasion, the Kremlin has set its forces political – not military – goals; this has led to it making many errors that have cost it dearly.
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Since the start of the invasion, the Kremlin has set its forces political – not military – goals; this has led to it making many errors that have cost it dearly.
As Israel's contested overhaul of the judiciary enters crunch time, the country braces for political upheaval.
Barbara and Daniel Leeman make their life-long dream of making aliyah come true, joining their three children who are already living and studying in the Jewish state.
The bills, which passed its first reading by a vote of 63 to 47, change how judges are selected and prohibit the Supreme Court from weighing in on basic laws.
The statement "denies the rights of Jews to live in our historic homeland, fails to mention the Palestinian terror attacks in Jerusalem and ignores the Palestinian Authority’s grotesque pay-for-slay policy," the Prime Minister's Office says. It "should never have been made and the United States should never have joined it."
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