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"Given how the decision was made in Australia, as a hasty response to incorrect news in the media, we can only hope that the Australian government manages other matters more seriously and professionally," Lapid says after Canberra reverses its recognition of west Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
"Rescuers are on the site," capital's mayor says on the Telegram messaging service, adding that as a result of what he said was a drone attack, a fire also broke out in a non-residential building.
In exclusive interview, former US Ambassador David Friedman says Israel's decision to give Lebanon 100% of the disputed area has consequences, because it "tells the world that it is willing to overpay for protection."
“Our reliable and trusted energy partners in the Eastern Mediterranean and beyond will be relevant to help Europe to replace every last molecule of Russian gas to achieve a more resilient power system and a true Energy Union,” commissioner says.
The willingness of conservatives to give Candace Owens a pass for her defense of Kanye West’s antisemitism is a product of a hopelessly polarized political culture.
