Eradication of crime in Arab-Israeli society, influencing schools through parents committees, exclusion of women and public transportation on Shabbat are only some of the issues protesters are now fighting for

Ukrainian President Zelensky, in an interview, sees Israel's success in prolonged conflicts with minimal casualties as a lesson and anticipates similar U.S.-Israeli-style security support for Ukraine, including weaponry and technology

Some 1,400 Jewish men, women and children from Brzezów in southeastern Poland were murdered by the Nazis in August 1942. A Polish artist's mural project is commemorating them where they lost their lives

Israel's far-right Finance Minister also branded the U.S. hypocritical for its criticism of Itamar Ben-Gvir's statement that Jews' 'right to life' trumps Palestinians' freedom of movement in the West Bank: '[See] how they operated in Afghanistan and Iraq. They will not preach to us about human rights'

The indictment against the officer details three alleged incidents in which he sexually assaulted women he had been sent to help

The murder wave in the Arab sector presents center-left politicians in Israel a choice: do they keep picking and choosing which Arab parties to align with or become allies to stop the carnage?

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