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Mixed Jewish-Arab city removes Arab party signs from public property, while Likud signs remain
After Haaretz inquired, officials from the Lod municipality said Likud signs had been removed. However, documentation shows dozens of party signs still hanging at a major city intersection
Report: Netanyahu adviser admitted in interrogation he worked for Qatar after October 7
According to a Channel 12 News report, Yonatan Urich said during his interrogation that he saw no moral issue with the influence campaign and estimated that he had received hundreds of thousands of shekels for his work on it
Israel sees a 59 percent jump in IT unemployment, bucking the overall trend
Overall unemployment in Israel is very low, and demand for workers permits those who have lost their jobs to find other employment, but labor market experts have expressed concern that the low figures don't fully reflect reality
Holocaust-looted Torah fragment sells at Norwegian auction, sparking controversy
Israel and Jewish restitution group condemned the sale of the sacred scroll fragment stolen by an SS soldier, calling it a 'moral obscenity,' urging Norway to intervene and recover it
Court blocks state funding for organization seeking to Judaize East Jerusalem's Silwan
Ateret Cohanim sought to establish a heritage center in Silwan, East Jerusalem, but the court ruled that the settler organization's goal of Judaizing East Jerusalem conflicts with the mission of the endowment that owns the property: helping the needy
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Online discounts are easy to find, but getting a code to work at checkout can take more effort than shoppers expect. A few simple checks can make the process less frustrating.
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How do I send a fax and can I do it from my phone?
Modern faxing lets you send documents directly from your smartphone using an app, saving time and money without needing a traditional fax machine or dedicated phone line.
Austria recorded 671 antisemitic incidents in first half of 2026, majority tied to anti-Israel acts
Israel-related incidents remained the dominant manifestation of antisemitism in Austria, contributing to 75.4 percent of all registered cases.
Netanyahu thanks Trump for election endorsement, vows to 'finish the job'
As the two leaders exchanged compliments over the phone, Trump said he had personally written the endorsement of Netanyahu, and the prime minister expressed hope for expanding the Abraham Accords
IDF sources say no specific threat ahead of election, but fear attempts to exploit tensions
The military added that soldiers' leave was suspended following heightened caution around sensitive dates. According to the sources, intelligence currently does not justify a preemptive counterattack
European Jewish leaders warn Knesset election could trigger new EU sanctions, surge in antisemitism
European Jewish Congress President and World Jewish Congress Vice-President Ariel Muzicant warned that diplomatic reprieve is fragile and may come with caveats regarding election results.
Iran's military ambitions are colliding with a deepening education crisis
Teacher shortages, rising school costs and graduate unemployment are widening the gap between Tehran's military ambitions and the resources needed to sustain them
Democrats may be losing New York's Jewish voters, but it's not just about Israel
Recent polling figures suggest genuine Democratic vulnerability among NYC Jews, but what is the scale and cause of the shift?
IDF chief suspends soldiers' leave ahead of Knesset election, reinforces presence in West Bank
Voting by IDF soldiers will begin on Tuesday, a week before Election Day, and will continue until October 27, Election Day itself, to ensure that soldiers serving on naval vessels and in isolated locations or who are engaged in planned activities can exercise their right to vote
Germany summons Iranian envoy over plot to kill leaders of local Jewish organizations
The Foreign Ministry in Berlin announced it had summoned Tehran's top diplomat, days after a court sentenced the two suspects to nearly a decade in prison
Netanyahu's rivals criticize Trump's endorsement: 'He wants a Bibi puppet'
The leaders of the parties attempting to replace Netanyahu directed their criticism at the prime minister, but were careful not to offend Trump or the United States
Benny Gantz quits Israeli election race as polls show party wins no seats
Once considered a formidable challenger to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Gantz and his Kahol Lavan party have been hovering at roughly one percent support in polls
Why Trump's endorsement of Netanyahu is so dangerous
Trump's belated blessing won't trigger a landslide of votes for the Netanyahu camp, but it legitimizes high-stakes dirty politics that threatens Israel's strategic future
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