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Russia warns supplying Ukraine with weapons capable of reaching its territory would be "a serious step towards unacceptable escalation." Western nations weigh allowing Russian oligarchs to buy their way out of sanctions.
The average household wage of apartment purchasers in the buyer fixed price project in Ramat Gan is no less than NIS 38,000. When will apartments be marketed at a fair price for all?
Maj. Gen. (res.) Tamir Hayman tells Israel Hayom that a deal with Iran would be preferable to military action against its nuclear facilities, but if Israel has to carry out an operation, it will.
Government determined march route will go by Damascus Gate, despite threats by Palestinian terrorist organizations.
"We're used to getting hit every time something happens in the country, and we're constantly on alert. We know the next round of fighting will begin where the last round left off," resident of Gaza periphery region says.
