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Flocking to Morocco: Record number of Israelis file for visa to visit Morocco
This year, an estimated record of around 200,000 Israelis is expected to visit Morocco amid improved relations between the two countries; Over 55% of e-visa applicants are from Israel, while India, the world's most populous country, holds the second position with 10% of applications
Itamar Eichner
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07.26.23
The day Israel was torn apart
Opinion: There is nothing wrong with repealing the use of the reasonableness standard, but the true tragedy is the terrible reality that has unfolded as a result
Arye Erlich
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07.26.23
Film about Zionist founder of Israel's Lehi to be showcased at Toronto Festival
Despite the double strike by actors and screenwriters, the Toronto International Film Festival unveils the 60 titles to be screened at the gala, including 'Shoshana,' which tells the story of Lehi founder Avraham Stern
Amir Bogen
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07.26.23
How will Supreme Court respond to government move to curb judicial oversight
First judicial overhaul bill may end up at court's doorstep next month after several appeals have been filed against the legislation, creating a potential constitutional crisis; AG signals won’t be able to defend bill
Tova Zimuky
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07.26.23
How Jews and Judaism rose from ruins after Second Temple fall
With most of their brethren either killed, exiled or sold to slavery, and with the entire ruling elite removed following the unsuccessful Great Revolt, the land’s remaining Jews turn inward to preserve their religious unity and way of life
Matan Shor
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07.25.23
Washington Wizards decides: Deni Avdija won't play on Israel national team
Israeli Basketball Association announces that due to Avdija's hip injury, and after joint consideration with his NBA team, he will not be able to join the national team for the pre-qualifying tournament for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games
Efrat Amoraban
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07.25.23
Israel, Vietnam agree on visa waiver and direct flights
Foreign Minister Eli Cohen meets with Vietnamese officials in Israel and says agreement will improve tourism and economic relations between the two countries
Itamar Eichner, Daniel Salami
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07.25.23
Rare silver coin from Year One of the First Jewish Revolt discovered in Judean Desert
The coin dates to some 2,000 years ago when the Second Temple was destroyed in Jerusalem; the phrase 'The Holy Jerusalem' appears in ancient Hebrew script on it
Dennis Bihler
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07.25.23
Tribal war: How the Arab world reported the judicial reform in Israel
Legislation and wave of protests received extensive coverage in Arab countries, there was interest in what was dubbed 'Israel's worst day in history'
Daniel Salami, Hadar Adi
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07.25.23
Netanyahu's brother doubts Biden's mental capacity, then walks it back
Prime minister's younger brother accuses Democratic administration of trying to push Israel's right-wing government out of power and prevent Netanyahu's involvement in Iran dealings, says his brother must resist U.S. pressure
Ynet
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07.25.23
Israeli cyber firm Imperva sold to French tech giant for $3.6 billion
Founded in 2002, Imperva provides cybersecurity solutions to critical apps, APIs and data; R&D center in Israel employs 500 people and is expected to grow after purchase completed
Meir Orbach
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07.25.23
Haredi lawmakers table bill treating Torah study at par with military service
United Torah Judaism legislators say Netanyahu committed to enshrining exemption of yeshiva students from IDF service into law as part of coalition agreement; Gallant asserts Torah not equal to serving in the defense of the country
Kobi Nachshoni, Moran Azulay
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07.25.23
Political extremists failed to grasp the seriousness of the moment
Opinion: Our proposed compromise legislation that was acceptable to some in the protest movement, labor and business leaders who presented it to the prime minister was rejected, serving political extremists victory and the country defeat
Prof. Yedidia Stern, Raz Nizri
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07.25.23
The IDF is facing a moment of truth amid reservists' threats
After thousands said they would refuse to serve what they call a non-democratic regime, military braces for departures that could affect readiness for war; chief of Staff tells PM abuse by coalition members must end
Yoav Zitun
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07.25.23
The war of attrition on Israel's democracy has begun
Opinion: Instead of leading, Netanyahu allowed Israel to be led into an abyss that will continue to tear apart Israeli society until a democratic consensus is reached
Nadav Eyal
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07.24.23
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