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Vendors who worked at Democrats party rallies were directed by party officials to receive payment from a Jerusalem center funded directly by the German government—a potential violation of Israeli laws banning foreign contributions to political parties.
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A violent Thursday night saw two young men murdered in Tamra and Baqa al-Gharbiyye, a young woman found dead with signs of trauma in the Negev, and nine others wounded in shootings across five Arab towns—underscoring the spiraling crime crisis.
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A KLM flight from Amsterdam to Tel Aviv made an emergency stop in Bucharest after a bomb threat during a crew change. The incident is part of a wave of at least 25 bomb threats disrupting flights across Europe.
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Yoaz Hendel, head of the Reservists party, sharply criticized Avigdor Liberman for lifting his longtime ban on sitting with ultra-Orthodox parties in government, asking how this differs from the current coalition.
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After years of treating the draft exemption battle as an unbending principle, Yisrael Beiteinu leader Avigdor Liberman is showing unexpected flexibility on the conscription law to form a coalition without Netanyahu. In a new statement, he called for "painful compromises" and did not rule out working with Haredi parties, emphasizing that ending Netanyahu's rule is the ultimate goal.
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The "Choosing Life" forum filed a complaint with the Shin Bet chief alleging that Ra'am activists used an app called "Aswatcom" to track voter turnout in real time. The complaint claims the app was developed with involvement from 'Palestinian' Authority-linked figures and demands a criminal investigation into its operators and collected data.
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With U.S. midterm elections over, President Trump signals escalation against Iran, warning he may need to "destroy the rest of the country" and hinting major moves are imminent.
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A State Department document reveals Israel has already ordered nearly $10 billion in U.S. weapons that remain unpaid—commitments that complicate Trump's plan to end military aid after 2028.
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Foreign Minister Gideon Saar met with Katharina von Schnurbein, Germany's new commissioner for Jewish life and combating anti-Semitism, as anti-Semitic incidents surge across Europe.
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President Isaac Herzog wrapped up coalition consultations Thursday with 67 Knesset members recommending Gadi Eisenkot and 46 backing Benjamin Netanyahu. United Torah Judaism abstained from recommending any candidate.
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Israeli President Isaac Herzog said the American decision to halt military aid blindsided him, as officials say they weren't aware of any agreement to end the $4 billion annual package two years early.
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Sources close to Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian tell C14 he's deeply frustrated with the Revolutionary Guards' military threats, and believes Iran can inflict damage but lacks resources to win a broader war.
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Binyamin Governor and Yesha Council chairman Israel Gantz met with Argentine President Javier Milei and drew parallels between Argentina's claim to the Falklands and British sanctions on Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria.
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A national NBC survey shows American Jews continued their strong support for Democrats, with 67% backing Democratic candidates despite ongoing concern over antisemitism on the left.
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Syrian authorities say two suspects were arrested and explosives seized in an alleged plot targeting a critical oil facility, as tensions escalate between Damascus and the Iran-backed terrorist organization.
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