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Former Balad head Azmi Bishara, who fled Israel after allegedly spying for Hezbollah, is campaigning his host country to prevent Israelis from attending the soccer World Cup in November.
With the UN Human Rights Council’s Commission of Inquiry set to smear Israel as an "apartheid state," the Jewish state’s supporters need to realize that this threat is more than mere talk.
The case had been waged in court for over 20 years. IDF says the firing zone in the South Hebron Hills is essential for training over its distinctive geographic features. EU: The establishment of a firing zone cannot be considered an "imperative military reason" to transfer population.
Qatari news outlet calls the shooting of Shireen Abu Akleh "a war crime," demands an international investigation. Palestinian Authority rejected Israel's offer to conduct a joint autopsy. PM Bennett: There is a considerable chance that armed Palestinians, who fired indiscriminately, were the ones who brought about the journalist’s unfortunate death."
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's wife and son had received two death threats in the mail, along with bullets. Investigation placed under a gag order.
