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Although the High Court has ruled six times that the contested area must be evacuated, our leaders avoid going through with the matter, possibly afraid of a potential confrontation with US President Joe Biden, slated to visit Israel next week.
Albert Emil Kirchner’s "Fischerweide," Jakob Gensler’s "Girl with Parrot," Peter Fendi's "Catholic Priest with Communion Vessels" and “Porch of a Church with Crucifix, Priest and Altar Boy," and Johann Jakob Schillinger's "Devil’s Bridge" are returned to the family of Carl Heumann.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken assures Prime Minister Yair Lapid that Washington is committed "to countering shared threats, including those from Iran."
"I believe together we can establish a broad national government," says Shaked in her first public statement on the upcoming election since taking over Yamina. Labor Party gears for leadership primaries on July 18.
Iranian media says top British Embassy official Giles Whitaker and other foreigners faced “spying” charges after visiting various forbidden zones and were expelled from the Islamic republic. UK's Foreign Ministry says reports are "completely false."
