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Leaders of Israel's Arab parties are pushing for a strong turnout, fearing that a boycott would weaken the Arab minority's representation in the Knesset and benefit PM Netanyahu • Boycott activists accuse Knesset of "actively trying to erase our Palestinian identity."
Archaeological finds continue to debunk Palestinian attempts to deny Jewish history. Yet without the Jewish presence at the site, all these precious relics would be trashed.
Under the new plan, the Bedouin Authority will approve building plans for some 150,000 residential units in total – some 40,000 of which will receive land allotments as early as 2021.
About a week before its anticipated lunar landing, Beresheet makes complex maneuver in order to orbit the moon. Israel hopes to become fourth country to land on moon.
Three of the five men were sentenced in Egypt for links to Islamist groups • Head of Human Rights Watch Michael Page cites Egypt's "dire record of systematic torture, forcible disappearances, and unfair trials of dissidents"
