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King Abdullah's own problems at home are well established, but he cannot be allowed to target Israel every time the Jordanian people take to the streets to protest against him. Israel will not be his scapegoat.
Citing its expertise in post-war construction, the Confederation of Builders of Ukraine has reached out to the Israel Builders Association asking for assistance in the effort to rehabilitate Ukrainian infrastructure once the fighting ends.
Ra'am party leader Mansour Abbas was right to dismiss Sinwar's remarks and make clear he would only be acting to protect Arab Israelis' interests. This is an important component in cutting Sinwar back down to his natural size.
Judoka Timna Nelson-Levy becomes only the second Israeli woman to win gold in the history of the tournament, following Yael Arad in 1993.
Vyacheslav Golev shielded a second security guard Victoria Fligelman – his fiancée – from the gunfire, saving her life. Israeli security forces arrest both terrorists.
