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Two protesters were arrested outside the Religious Zionist Party offices in Jerusalem amid rising public frustration over the cost of living and government budget priorities. The incident comes as debates intensify over funding for the ultra-Orthodox community and the fate of the 2026 state budget. Political tensions and legal challenges continue to mount as the budget deadline approaches.
Gaza's new technocratic committee has announced a mission to rebuild the territory and restore essential services, pledging to foster peace and justice. The initiative, led by Dr. Ali Shaath, has drawn support from United States officials and hope from local residents, despite ongoing concerns about possible obstacles from Hamas.
Church leaders in Jerusalem have condemned Christian Zionism, warning it threatens Christian unity and presence in the Holy Land. The statement comes amid rising concerns over violence, migration, and attacks on Christian sites in the region.
Israeli pastry chef Mordehay Grunberger died in a workplace accident at a Florida bakery. Authorities say the incident appears to be accidental, and his family is seeking to bring him to burial in Israel.
A message from Iran's foreign minister helped dissuade President Trump from ordering strikes on Iran, amid concerns from allies and advisers about regional instability. United States military options remain on the table, while Iran's crackdown has left thousands dead and protests suppressed.
Former hostage Rom Braslavski was allegedly assaulted outside a Tel Aviv club after being refused entry to a party. He has filed a police complaint, and the singer's partner involved is set to be questioned. Braslavski's mother called for sensitivity toward freed hostages, citing their ongoing trauma.
Netanyahu's request for Trump to delay an attack on Iran has exposed gaps in Israel's air defense readiness. Despite technological advances, Israel faces challenges in replenishing its missile interceptors. This vulnerability could impact its deterrence against Iran.
Rom Braslavski, a former hostage, was attacked at a Tel Aviv nightclub, prompting his mother to call for compassion toward former captives. Police are investigating the incident involving David Ziton, but no charges have been filed.
MacKenzie Scott has donated billions to various charities, including the Solidaire Network, which funds groups now under federal investigation. While some criticise her donations, Scott remains a leading philanthropist supporting progressive causes and higher education.
Stratasys shares rose after Subaru used its 3D printers to halve assembly line tool development time. The company's stock is up 29% this year, benefiting its largest shareholder, Fortissimo.
Newly released files reveal Argentina's flawed and chaotic search for Nazi war criminals, focusing on the hunt for Martin Bormann. The investigation was driven by rumors and media reports, ending only when Bormann's death was confirmed in Berlin decades later.
Ahead of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the article calls for renewed vigilance against antisemitism and denial, highlighting troubling responses to the October 7 attack on Israeli civilians. It urges that remembrance must be active, universal, and uncompromising in naming and confronting atrocity.
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