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Likud whip accuses defecting minister of choosing ‘white peoples’ party’
Miki Zohar blasts 'arrogant' and 'racist' Ze'ev Elkin, who says it's just that kind of behavior that drove him to join Gideon Sa'ar's New Hope
As Israel inoculates even those 45+, WHO chief blasts global vaccine inequality
UN agency warns of 'catastrophic moral failure' of wealthy countries moving ahead with vaccinations while poorer areas are left behind
AEPi exec defends his ties to campus group that sent buses to pro-Trump DC rally
Century-old Jewish frat says Andrew Borans's independent involvement with Turning Point USA, which sent demonstrators 'to fight for this president,' is his 'constitutional right'
Israeli chef Assaf Granit awarded Michelin star for Paris restaurant Shabour
'I can't get over it,' chef says after French establishment is granted legendary gastronomic award
Right-wing Channel 20 wins tender to move to channel 14, likely boosting ratings
Move expected to benefit network by placing it alongside Israel's 3 major channels on TV remotes; unclear if station, sometimes likened to Fox News, will rebrand
Mein Kampf academic edition published in Poland as ‘homage to victims’
Publishers won't hold publicity campaign for translation of Hitler's 1925 book and have set a high price to ensure it isn't widely accessible
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Zoom bombers shout ‘Jews in the ovens’ at online Holocaust book launch in Italy
Author's daughter says group with Hitler portraits and swastikas as their personal photos broke into meeting with threats to 'burn you all'
U of California, Riverside prof says Zionism ‘politically toxified our schools’
Wiesenthal Center calls Dylan Rodriguez's remarks part of a broader push in academia to 'demonize Zionism'
‘Last voice in the room’: Kamala Harris set for key role in Biden White House
Her potential presidential ambitions notwithstanding, trailblazing VP-elect has proven a loyal partner to Biden, rarely contradicting him publicly. But 'she’s no shrinking violet'
Saudi Arabia reports dramatic drop in executions in 2020
Kingdom's Human Rights Commission says 27 sentenced to death last year, a decrease of 85% over 2019; drop partially due to moratorium on death penalty for drug offenses
Police release sketch of suspect in 2019 murder of Jerusalem couple
Officers publicize image of man wanted in connection with killing of Yehuda and Tamar Kaduri two years ago
US Jewish umbrella group: Grant to far-right group linked to DC riot was anomaly
Donor gave money via San Francisco Jewish federation to Tea Party Patriots, a group that denies funding the Capitol insurrection though organizers of the riot say it did
Netanyahu hails outgoing US envoy: ‘There was never a better ambassador’
David Friedman attends cabinet meeting during last week of posting; PM thanks him for American recognition of Jerusalem and Golan Heights, softened stance on settlements
Violating the nuke deal, Iran shows it wants to talk to Biden
Tehran is trying to gain leverage in expected negotiations with the US, experts say; but it's also gradually advancing its nuclear weapons capability: 'We are getting 2030 in 2020'
PA demands Israel allow East Jerusalemites to take part in Palestinian elections
Israel has long opposed Palestinian Authority activity in East Jerusalem, cracking down on its operations in the city's boundaries
Museum of London acquires ‘Baby Trump’ blimp
Oversized orange balloon soared above Parliament Square in protests when Trump visited the UK in 2018
Startup hopes to track coma patients’ condition with goggles that monitor pupils
Israel's BrainWatch Tech is working on prototype of device that will automatically measure and record pupillary reactions to light in patients with severe brain injury
Dozens of Sudan protesters burn Israeli flag in rally against normalization
Demonstrators gather outside cabinet offices in capital Khartoum with signs reading 'Abraham Accords are American blackmail in exchange for submission'
Defying education minister’s ban, school goes ahead with rights group’s webinar
Yoav Gallant had pledged to keep 'groups that act in contradiction to education system's goals' away from schools after B'Tselem said it will refer to Israel as 'apartheid state'