Netanyahu reportedly in talks to compromise on judicial overhaul
Sources say an 18-month freeze on judicial coup bill being discussed
A deluge of rain and mud didn’t stop a one-of-a-kind Shabbat service at the desert festival.
Sources say an 18-month freeze on judicial coup bill being discussed
The Twitter CEO also accused the Anti-Defamation League of scaring away advertisers and threatened a $4 billion lawsuit
Over 200 Israeli high school students declared they will refuse to serve in the IDF 'due to the ongoing dictatorship in the occupied territories, and the developing dictatorship inside Israel'
There are an estimated 30,000 African asylum seekers in Israel. Most came before 2012 from Eritrea, where a repressive regime has been in place for 30 years
Netanyahu at the outset of the meeting emphasized his commitment to bipartisan support for Israel
The statements came from the U.S. State Department officials charged with combating antisemitism and Holocaust denial
It’s a hit with streaming audiences, too
More than 89,000 #BantheADL posts flooded Twitter as part of an ongoing effort by the far right to defame the organization
Users had complained about the post both before and after Meta enacted a ban on Holocaust denial in October 2020, but the company rejected their criticism
The local chapter of the Jewish fraternity had alleged antisemitism — and will still raise funds for the Anti-Defamation League's AEPi initiative
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