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If the goal is to turn out people who perform trigonometric functions into adulthood, then ultra-Orthodox schools have indeed failed. But if it is to the goal is to empower someone to love learning and be a lifelong student possessed of the tools to learn even subjects previously not encountered, then I would suggest that the investment in Haredi schools is a bargain.
A pit containing over 440 bodies is discovered in Izium previously occupied by Russian forces.
The faction will run separately from Odeh's Hadash and Ahmad Tibi's Ta'al. The development bodes well for Benjamin Netanyahu as it could strengthen the right-wing camp.
Gabriel Boric reportedly refuses to see the new envoy because Israel is "killing children in Gaza." The Chilean leader has a history of anti-Israel rhetoric and is a known supporter of BDS.
The teenager was shot by a group of suspected terrorists in Judea and Samaria. IDF dispatches additional troops to the area to conduct the manhunt.
