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According to the London-based pan-Arabic daily Asharq Al-Awsat, officials in Damascus say that more Syrian and Druze prisoners could be traded for the bodies of IDF soldiers being held by Syria.
The Times' total, blinding hatred of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has replaced the traditional demonization of Jews by anti-Semites, including the anti-Semites among the Jewish people.
In first video appearance in five years, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, to whom the Sri Lanka bombers pledged their loyalty, says the Easter Sunday attacks "struck the homes of the crusaders."
Jewish and pro-Israel groups blast "untimely bad move" of running an image from Norwegian cartoonist Roar Hagen that depicts Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with his eyes blacked out, carrying a tablet emblazoned with the Star of David.
Federal agencies will not always be able to predict when extremist speech that is protected by the Constitution will lead to actual violence because these crimes are the actions of individuals, not groups.
