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Some 30 activists with the anti-Zionist movement "Anarchists Against the Wall" have been banned from the area for instigating weekly violent provocations in several Palestinian villages, Defense Ministry says.
Yisrael Beytenu and Blue and White parties to back Likud petition to the Central Elections Committee to disqualify Joint Arab List MK Heba Yazbak from running in the March 2 elections, citing her vocal support of terrorism.
Britain previously designated only the Iranian-backed Shiite organization’s military wing as a terrorist group. Israel lauds move, urges other European countries to follow suit.
A protester in Iran risks his life to share his thoughts on the ongoing demonstrations in the Islamic Republic, the killing of Qassem Soleimani, and Israeli PM Netanyahu's vow to stop Tehran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.
Report reveals that the White House offered CNN’s Wolf Blitzer an exclusive interview with Vice President Mike Pence during his visit to Israel next week, but the network declined because it’s coverage is “all impeachment, all the time.”
