Israel’s Knesset Elects Otmar Yehudit Lawmaker To Judicial Selection Committee
Israeli Knesset appoints Otmar Yehudit lawmaker to Judicial Selection Committee amid protests and reform negotiations
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Israel Defense Forces Foil Attempt To Damage Lebanon Border Fence
IDF uses dispersal methods to prevent breach as tensions with Hezbollah continue
South Korea To Enhance Accounting Transparency For Virtual Assets
Companies issuing or holding virtual assets will be required to disclose detailed information, improving transparency.
Citroën Traerá De Vuelta El Motor De Combustión Berlingo En Medio De La Caída De Las Ventas
Citroën tomó una decisión que acabado derivando en las ventas de uno de sus modelos más emblemáticos.
The Connection Between Nazism And The Palestinians
In 1921, Herbert Samuel, the British high commissioner of Mandatory Palestine, appointed Haj Amin al-Husseini.
Tata Group On Track To Buy An IPhone supplier Factory In India From Wistron Corporation
Deal would mark the first time an Indian firm produces iPhones, boosting local manufacturing and reducing dependence on China.
French Supermarket Giant Carrefour Denies Report, Says Will Operate In Settlements
Carrefour denies reports that it will not open stores in Judea and Samaria due to anti-Israel elements' pressure
Likud Minister Says Biden In Cahoots With Lapid, Barak
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Critics Fear Erosion Of Checks And Balances As Israel Restricts Supreme Court’s ‘Reasonableness’ Standard
Israeli Knesset Passes Partisan Bill to Restrict Supreme Court's Use of 'Reasonableness' Standard