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Benjamin Netanyahu’s government teeters as ultra-Orthodox party quits coalition
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government has been plunged into crisis after a Jewish ultra-Orthodox political party quit the ruling coalition in protest against a controversial effort to conscript religious seminary students into the military.
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An Israeli ultra-Orthodox party has announced plans to leave Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition government.
Some of the prime minister’s political allies have quit over a proposal to make religious students serve in military, and ...
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Syria’s military entered a stronghold for the Druze minority in the country’s south on Tuesday to “pursue outlaw groups,” the ...
Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in court Monday to continue his testimony in his ongoing corruption trial. In his court ...
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert warned that the proposed “humanitarian city” in Gaza would amount to a concentration camp and risk ...
Israel has vowed to destroy Hamas after its attack 20 months ago, in which militants stormed into southern Israel and killed ...
The Israeli military has opposed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ‘humanitarian city’ in the Gaza Strip, which has been ...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told FNC's Mark Levin that Israel will do more to fight on the battlefields of ...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attributes military success to his country's strategic expertise and the alliance with America on 'Life, Liberty & Levin.' ...
The Israeli prime minister denounced a New York Times report laying out how he has scuttled deals to stay in power.
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