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The hit show, which has bilingual scripts in Hebrew and Arabic, has been praised internationally for its gritty realism. Plot, which has so far been focused on the activity of undercover Israeli commandos in Judea and Samaria, set in Gaza in new season.
Newly formed Congressional Caucus on Black-Jewish Relations to include politicians from both communities, with the goal of learning from each other and advocating for joint concerns. “The African-American and Jewish communities have a history of standing together," says co-founder.
Despite the mainstream media's aversion to India's prime minister on account of his "populist" and nationalist brand of politics, his tenure has been good for business, trade and development and for relations with the Jewish state.
At joint press conference with British PM Theresa May, Trump says countries are determined to prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons. Iran's supreme leader vows to continue resisting U.S. pressure.
The 69-year-old Netanyahu's apparent victory against long odds seemed to seal his aura of invincibility in the eyes of many Israelis, with some resigning themselves to living under many more years of his rule. But various political machinations in Israel’s unwieldy parliamentary system have created an unprecedented repeat election.
