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After winning the Likud primaries by a landslide, the PM is expected to argue that the public has given him a vote of confidence, meaning he needs immunity to be able to run the government without needing to deal with a trial.
Two people are in critical condition, three others moderately wounded in an attack in Monsey, Rockland County. Simon Wiesenthal Center urges President Donald Trump to instruct the FBI to create a special task force in the wake of rising anti-Semitism in the US.
The two main obstacles to moving ahead with such relations seem to be public opinion and the Palestinian conflict.
The lengthy legal saga over the extradition of Malka Leifer, who faces 74 charges of sexual assault, now being described as "Kafkaesque."
Tensions in the Persian Gulf have mounted since attacks on oil tankers this summer, and a major strike on oil facilities in Saudi Arabia. The US has blamed Iran, which has denied being behind the attacks.
