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Prime Minister Yair Lapid instructs the Foreign Ministry to prepare a series of measures to be implemented in the event Russia liquidates the offices of the agency that promotes immigration to Israel.
Some 40% of Russian-born women in the survey said their lives have turned for the worse since the war broke out, while 42% of Ukrainian-born women said the same.
French president urges Raisi to make a "clear choice" to reach a deal and go back to the implementation of Iran's commitments under the 2015 nuclear agreement.
Neveen Ayesh, a government relations coordinator for the St. Louis Chapter of the American Muslims for Palestine, has a history of making threats against Jews and Israel.
Kurt Rothschild, who passed last week at age 101, was one of the sharpest, most indefatigable, and loyal soldiers...
