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The dependence of both political camps on anti-Zionist parties has been revealed as pure insanity and threatens the Zionist-Jewish character of the state. The only way to deal with this reality is to smash existing paradigms and alliances and establish a Zionist government.
A group of Israelis traveling to Jordan for vacation decide to return after security personnel say that bringing religious items into the country goes against security procedures. "I would like to know what would happen if the situation was the opposite – if a Muslim or Christian was denied entry into Israel," one traveler laments.
Although it might sound impossible given the current situation, a unified message of reconciliation by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas could change everything.
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Reacting to a statement by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett saying Israel has no interest in a military conflict with any entity on its border, Hassan Nasrallah asserts that "the Israeli enemy cannot be trusted."
