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3 Palestinians Killed in Israeli Raid in West Bank; US Slams Latest Settlement Expansion
Palestinian officials say three Palestinians were killed in an Israeli army raid in a West Bank refugee camp.
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Americans Caught Smuggling Over 650 Pounds of Fruit Roll-Ups Into Israel
There is a Fruit Roll-Up shortage in Israel because of a TikTok trend that involves filling the candy with ice cream.
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Israel Kills 2 Palestinian Gunmen in New West Bank Violence, Officials Say
The Israeli military says troops killed two Palestinian gunmen who fired on them in the occupied West Bank. It’s the latest in near-daily violence in the region.
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Israel Kills 12, Including 3 Senior Commanders From Islamic Jihad in Targeted Gaza Strikes
The Israeli military says it has killed three senior commanders of the militant Islamic Jihad group in targeted airstrikes.
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Israeli Forces Kill Three Palestinians in West Bank, Officials Say
The Israeli military says it has killed three Palestinians wanted in connection with a deadly attack against Israelis.
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Palestinian Prisoner Dies in Israel After Nearly Three Months on Hunger Strike
Israel’s prison service says a Palestinian prisoner has died after a hunger strike of nearly three months. Khader Adnan began his strike shortly after being arrested on Feb. 5. Adnan, accused by Israel of membership in the Islamic Jihad militant group, had gone on hunger strikes several times after previous arrests.
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A Deeply Divided Israel Limps Toward Its 75th Birthday
Israel is turning 75 this week and has much to celebrate. But instead of feting its accomplishments as a regional military and economic powerhouse, the nation finds itself facing perhaps its greatest existential threat — not by foreign enemies but from divisions within.
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Israeli Military Strikes Syrian Army Sites After Rocket Attack
The rocket firings came after days of escalating violence on multiple fronts over tension in Jerusalem and an Israeli police raid on the city’s most sensitive holy site.
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Tensions Continue to Rise as Israel Conducts Airstrikes
The Israeli military struck targets in the Gaza Strip early Friday and conducted airstrikes in Lebanon as tensions continue to rise.
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Attacks in Israel, West Bank Kill 3 in Worsening Violence
Palestinian assailants carried out a pair of attacks on Friday, killing three people and wounding at least six as tensions soared after days of fighting at Jerusalem’s most sensitive holy site, officials said. Earlier in the day, retaliatory Israeli airstrikes had hit Lebanon and the Gaza Strip, sparking fears of a broader conflict.
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Israel Launches Rare Air Strikes in Lebanon and Gaza as Netanyahu Vows to Extract ‘Heavy Price'
Israel struck targets in southern Lebanon early Friday and resumed air strikes in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli military said, marking a further escalation in the region following violence this week at Jerusalem’s most sensitive holy site.
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Violence at Jerusalem Holy Site Raises Fears of Escalation
Israeli police stormed the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem’s Old City early Wednesday, firing stun grenades at Palestinians who hurled stones and firecrackers in a burst of violence during a sensitive holiday season
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Israel Targets Iran-Linked Militias in Syria Airstrikes
Israeli airstrikes hit several sites in Syria’s Homs province early Sunday, wounding five soldiers, Syrian state media reported.
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Israeli PM Agrees To Pause Judicial Overhaul
Colton updates us on the latest protests in Israel, and Natalie is joined by Mara Rudman from CAP to provide more insight.
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WATCH: Tens of Thousands Protest Government Overhaul In Israel
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proposed changes to the judicial system that critics say gives the government too much power.
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Israel's Netanyahu to Delay Judiciary Overhaul After Mass Protests, Coalition Partner Says
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday agreed to suspend a planned judiciary reform until the next parliament session after nationwide protests paralyzed the country.
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Netanyahu Survives No-Confidence Vote as Angry Protests, Strikes Paralyze Israel Over Judicial Reforms
Mass protests have erupted in Israel in recent months over controversial judicial reforms pushed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government.
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Mass Protests Erupt After Netanyahu Fires Defense Chief
Tens of thousands of Israelis have poured into the streets across the country in a spontaneous outburst of anger after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu abruptly fired his defense minister for challenging the Israeli leader’s judicial overhaul plan. Protesters in Tel Aviv blocked a main highway and lit large bonfires Sunday, while police scuffled with protesters outside Netanyahu’s private home in...
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Israel Passes Law Protecting Netanyahu's Position as Protests Continue
Israel’s parliament has passed the first of several laws that make up its contentious judicial overhaul. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition approved a motion on Thursday that would protect the Israeli leader from being deemed unfit to rule because of his corruption trial and claims of a conflict of interest. Critics say the law is tailor-made for Netanyahu, encourages corruption...
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Israel Passes Law Protecting Netanyahu's Position as Protests Continue
Israel’s parliament has passed the first of several laws that make up its contentious judicial overhaul. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition approved a motion on Thursday that would protect the Israeli leader from being deemed unfit to rule because of his corruption trial and claims of a conflict of interest. Critics say the law is tailor-made for Netanyahu, encourages corruption...