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U.S. Senate approves bill to impose sanctions on Turkey
To become law, the bill would have to go through the House, which passed its own Turkish sanctions bill in October, and be signed by Trump
'Muhammad is a pig': Amid uptick in hate crimes, Arab village targeted in northern Israel
Dozens of cars were vandalized and hateful slogans such as 'Arabs are enemies — expel or kill' were spray-painted in the village of Manshiya Zabda overnight
There's only one man responsible for Israel's third, redundant election
What has long since crossed the lines of absurdity and logic is the obsequiousness to Netanyahu of his Likud party members
Israeli army fears new election will kill opportunity for Gaza deal
Military officials describe one-time chance for a long-term agreement with Hamas, but politicians will have a hard time making a move that could be seen as a concession
Victims of Jersey City shooting remembered as generous, helpful and courageous
This is what we know about the four victims of the attack here that ended with a gun battle between police and the two shooters at the JC Kosher Supermarket in Jersey City
Tel Aviv removes social services tent for drug users after residents complain
The tent, was among the city’s responses to recent by residents about homelessness in south Tel Aviv, and will be moved to a less-residential neighborhood
How the Open Skies reform taught Israelis to love flying
In a decade of booming tourism, EU aviation pact was the pivotal event in cutting airfares, boosting competition
Only 9 percent of Israeli Arab men complete undergraduate degrees
Low graduation rate is sharp edge of sword in educational system where Arabs lag far behind their Jewish peers
Israel to hold unprecedented third election in a year after Knesset dissolves
Lawmakers expected to vote on bill to hold election on March 2, 2020
The British election where racism came to the fore
Both Jewish and Muslim leaders fear that it will take years to detoxify the bigotry on the left and the right
Allow Palestinians to access land that used to be settler outpost, top court asks state
Amona was evacuated by court order in 2017, but landowners have still not been permitted to enter the area as state claims ban prevents friction
Thousands rally around Holocaust survivor in Milan over anti-Semitic threats
Liliana Segre, who survived Auschwitz as a child, was given a police escort after she received threats for championing a new parliamentary panel against racism and anti-Semitism
Egypt pushes for 'collective' action against states backing 'terrorism'
Apparently referring to Turkey and Qatar, who back Egypt-banned Muslim Brotherhood, Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi says 'terrorist groups will only have the ability to fight if they are provided with financial, military and moral support'
In Israel’s top court, a test case for the rights of patrilineal Jews
Widows and widowers of those born to Jewish fathers and non-Jewish mothers are being denied the immigration rights afforded to those who were married to matrilineal Jews, and it could have consequences for American Jews
Earliest figurative art tells story of a hunt in Indonesia 44,000 years ago
The part-human, part-animal hunters targeting pigs and bison look a lot like prehistoric European depictions of therianthropes, which some think attest to early shamanism
U.S. imposes new sanctions on Iranian airline for transporting lethal aid
Also blacklisted was an Iranian shipping network involved in smuggling weapons from Iran to Yemen on behalf of Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps