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Staunchly pro-Israel and a former congressman from Ohio, Fingerhut will oversee the activity of some 150 Jewish federations as well as hundreds of additional smaller communities in North America.
Trump's special envoy criticizes Palestinian Authority over its boycott of peace efforts: "Our vision can fundamentally change their lives." Senior Palestinian official Nabil Shaath: "We have nothing to discuss."
In bipartisan letter, some 79 senators, 303 representatives from both parties recommend Trump limit the presence of terrorists and extremists, strengthen Israel's security, underscore Israel's right to self-defense and increase pressure on Hezbollah.
Citing enormous amount of materials to be examined, Netanyahu's lawyers say they need more time to prepare their defense for the three criminal corruption cases against the PM.
The papers being returned Tuesday were stolen from a Tel Aviv apartment and recovered by German police when offered for sale in 2013.
