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Officials from across Israeli political spectrum condemn deadly Elad terrorist attack. PM: We will get our hands on the terrorists, and they will pay the price. FM Lapid: The murderous attack in Elad horrifies the heart and soul.
This reversal of truth and lies, victim and aggressor, right and wrong is the hallmark of Soviet propaganda.
Progressives are rewriting American history. They use their control over major institutions to change both the character of the United States and the rules of the game in a manner that will enable them to perpetuate their power regardless of the sentiments of the American people.
Police ask the public for help finding Independence Day attack suspects, Jenin residents As'ad Alrafa'ani, 19, and Sabhi Shajir, 19. The three victims have been named Yonatan Havakuk, 44, Boaz Gol, 49, and Oren Ben Yiftah, 35.
Israel had summoned the Russian ambassador over comments by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, including claims that Adolf Hitler was Jewish. PM Bennett "accepts President Putin's apology and thanked him for clarifying his attitude towards the Jewish people and the memory of the Holocaust."
