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To try and win back the right-wing voters who abandoned him for New Hope and Blue and White in recent elections, Netanyahu has adopted a more moderate approach. The Israeli public can only benefit from this shift.
Israel has appealed to Greek authorities to release David Ashkenazi, 52, who was arrested in Kos over his alleged...
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"The reform we approved today will create a simpler process, that is more respectful, advanced, and maintains a woman’s right to make decisions over her own body – a basic human right," health minister says.
An explosion of toxic yellow smoke has killed at least 13 people and sickened some 250, authorities said, after a crane loading chlorine tanks onto a ship in Aqaba, dropped one of them.
