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How Israels president chooses who forms the next government and why Herzog is breaking with tradition
How Israel’s president chooses who forms the next government, and why Herzog is breaking with tradition. President Isaac Herzog will begin consultations with Knesset factions on Wednesday before assigning the task of forming a government. Religious Zionism-Zehut will go first, with Likud last.
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Iran rebuilds missile arsenal fortifies production sites ahead of possible new war
Iran rebuilds missile arsenal, fortifies production sites ahead of possible new war. Israeli security officials estimate that Iran still possesses some 1,700 ballistic missiles capable of reaching Israel, while foreign media reports suggest Tehran has at least partially restored its missile production capabilities.
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US carries out limited strikes on Irans Qeshm Island ahead of midterm election
US carries out limited strikes on Iran’s Qeshm Island ahead of midterm election. Trump tells Fox News, US ‘might have to go after Pickaxe Mountain’
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Jew-free zone sticker on Stockholm storefront sparks outrage
‘Jew-free zone’ sticker on Stockholm storefront sparks outrage. The person who affixed the second sticker is provocative Swedish street artist Dan Park, who posted the incident online.
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Bomb threats hit LOT and SAS flights to Warsaw Jewish teens among 181 aboard diverted jet
Bomb threats hit LOT and SAS flights to Warsaw; Jewish teens among 181 aboard diverted jet. A LOT flight carrying Jewish students, including Israelis living in London, was diverted to Warsaw-Modlin after a bomb alert, while an SAS flight from Copenhagen underwent security checks; the incidents follow a false alarm on a Wizz Air flight ... Bomb threats hit LOT and SAS flights to Warsaw Jewish teens among 181 aboard diverted jet
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US midterms 2026 Democrats eye Congress takeover as anti-Israel progressives seek power
US midterms 2026: Democrats eye Congress takeover as anti-Israel progressives seek power. As Americans head to the polls, Trump risks losing control of both chambers of Congress, while Israel faces a growing wave of Democratic opposition in Washington.
Features, Analysis & Opinion
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Israel is not abandoned Record-breaking numbers reveal a global movement of support - opinion
Israel is not abandoned: Record-breaking numbers reveal a global movement of support – opinion. A protest does not speak for every student. A hashtag does not represent every young adult. And the most hostile voices on social media do not have the final word on the future of Israel.
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The fragility of being alive after terror Somewhere between gratitude and despair - opinion
The fragility of being alive after terror: Somewhere between gratitude and despair – opinion. I now have an immense gratitude for life (thank you, God) and for having been given another chance. But in parallel, I also have a deep sense of despair for the future that didn’t exist before.
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Opinion Those chanting against Israel are helping fulfill the prophecy they oppose
Those chanting against Israel are helping fulfill the prophecy they oppose. Can you hear the hatred on the street? There is real hatred being chanted in public.
