Latest Israeli strikes kill three Palestinians in Gaza, medics say
At least 1,580 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since a cease-fire was declared last October, according to the territory's health officials
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The couple's four children witnessed the attack, police said. Paramedics said the woman had no pulse or breathing when they arrived and that her injuries were critical.
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IDF officials assess that Hamas currently possesses hundreds of rockets, aided by smuggling from Israel. They also believe the ongoing operation in Hebron, backed by Defense Minister Katz, is no longer effective and is generating unnecessary friction
American Jews are quietly divorcing the Zionist consensus
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Haredi party weighs withholding recommendation from all candidates for prime minister
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Noam Sohlberg said Israel's election was conducted properly and reflects voters' will, stressing that even if suspicions of foreign interference are confirmed, they would not invalidate the overall results
Democrat Haley Stevens backs GOP in Michigan Senate race after Israel feud with El-Sayed
Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed have clashed over Israel and antisemitism since he defeated her in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary. On Sunday, she appeared alongside GOP nominee Mike Rogers ahead of Tuesday's election
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For Texas Jewish voters, Israel sharpens the choice between Talarico and Paxton
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Eisenkot meets Lieberman as opposition coordinates next moves, Joint List offers 'safety net'
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