Divided opposition
Why Iran's Regime Didn't Fall: The Opposition Wasn't There
Despite devastating military strikes and predictions of collapse, Iran's theocracy survived—in part because the opposition had no unified leadership ready to fill the void, a Reuters investigation reveals.
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Diplomatic clash
US Walks Out of UN Council Meeting Over French Clash
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Tax controversy
Mamdani's 'Revenge List' Includes Homeowners & Celebrities
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Axis of evil
Turkey Joins Iran in Targeting Israel's Elections
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Avraham Hasson
Alternative to liberalism
10th National Conservatism Conference Coming to Israel
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Court battle
Knesset Legal Advisor Refuses Freeze on IDF Probe Law
Knesset legal advisor Sagit Afik asked the High Court to reject demands to freeze the controversial law reforming the IDF's investigative unit, arguing the eight-month implementation period involves only preparatory steps with no irreversible harm.
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Sivan Yehezkel
Alleged cover-up
Shin Bet Shreds Files on Terror-Supporting Teachers
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Billboard outrage
Eisenkot Cyprus Billboard Sparks Local Backlash
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Won't miss the opportunity
Knesset Warns Iran May Target Netanyahu During Election
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Rivka Sorek
No charisma either
Taub: Eisenkot Entered Politics to Restore Failed Doctrine
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