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The 'non-violent protest' as a form of political warfare
The masses use 'non-violent' protests worldwide to further their righteous cause or their opportunistic interest; The least we can do is keep them civil at home
Joel Fishman
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04.22.24
Israel folds like a deck of cards in time for Eurovision
Opinion: The Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation announced that it would modify its entry to be allowed to participate in the song contest, but the truth of the matter is that Eurovision would be happy if Israel stayed at home; It's time to admit that our cultural credit in the world is fading before our eyes
Einav Schiff
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03.04.24
Meta moves to reduce promotion of political content across its platforms
Meta intends to cease the promotion of political or social content across its platforms, including Facebook, Instagram and Threads, which means content from political creators, journalists, social activists or politicians will no longer be featured in the feeds of users who are not following these accounts
Raphael Kahan
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02.11.24
In honor of those who fell, stop your bickering
Opinion: So soon after the dead are buried, the hate speech returns but we do not want to hear the opinions of those who think they must express them with hate and venom, tearing the country apart
Dana Spector
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01.24.24
Sukkot symbolizes unity, but in Israel today it feels like a distant dream
Opinion: Currently, each person sits in their own sukkah and Israel seems more divided than ever; all we can hope is that by next Sukkot we will grow, elevate ourselves, and remember that we are one nation, even if we have different political opinions
Arye Erlich
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10.03.23
Octogenarian supremacy: US politicians continue to hold on to power into their 80s
President Biden has his slip-ups, Pelosi simply won't leave the House and McConnell won't let two inexplicable on-air freezing episodes take him out of commission - but these issues leave Americans wondering: How old is too old?
ynet correspondents
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09.12.23
Ramaswamy joins antisemitic podcaster who says: Jews ‘own almost everything’
GOP Presidential candidate holds Israel-related controversial ideas for Republicans; goes on podcast with person who makes commest like: 'Zionists have the Republican Party by the nuts'
Ron Kampeas / JTA
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09.07.23
It's that time again: Republican presidential hopefuls take stage for 1st primary debate
Donald Trump, who is leading the pack by 34 points more than a year before the election, won't be in Milwaukee for the debate but his four criminal indictments will be on the table
Reuters, Emily Schrader
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08.23.23
Far-right presidential candidate set to take Argentina by storm
Former TV personality Javier Milei sweeps through country's primary election and takes front seat ahead of October vote
Daniel Bettini , news agencies
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08.15.23
Judicial reform for juniors: How to speak to our kids about the political climate
Protests, legislative changes and public declarations – Israel is in upheaval, and so are our emotions; How crucial is it to discuss these events with our kids, what's the best approach, and which lessons should we impart? We asked for insights from the founder of the Adler Institute
Hagar Kohavi
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08.10.23
In first, Kenya's president in Israel for state visit
William Ruto meets with President Isaac Herzog, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other officials and signs joint agreement to bolster bilateral relations and cooperation with Israel in many fields
Itamar Eichner
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05.10.23
Desert storm: The fascinating duality of Saudi Arabia
While someone’s getting executed down at ‘Chop Chop Square’, in other parts of Riyadh, young women walk around without head covering, and even drive - although the activities who fought for this right are still rotting in prison; a special visit to the closed Muslim kingdom that zigzags between the U.S. and Iran and between religious extremists and progressive liberals
Ze'ev Abrahami/Riyadh
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04.21.23
U.S. condemns Likud pick for New York Consul General
Firebrand Likud minister May Golan's nomination for the role draws criticism from both U.S. government and the Jewish community, with some saying that she could further harm relations between the countries
Daniel Edelson/New York
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04.21.23
Israeli far-right minister accuses security officials of rebellion
Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu echoes sentiment of National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir saying that actions of senior officials during the ongoing security escalations sabotage government's efforts to restore safety
Moran Azulay
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04.09.23
What happened to Israel's political right?
Opinion: Slowly but surely Israel's right is undergoing changes and attempts to portray its opponents in a negative light in order to get even more influence
Dan Perry
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03.27.23
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