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The Civil Administration and the Israel Nature and Parks Authority have invited the public to visit nature preserves and national parks beyond the Green Line during this week’s ...
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Hundreds of Israeli Arabs Protest Police Inaction in Northern Community, Blocking Roads
Demonstrators bearing signs that read 'apartheid police' gathered to protest against the police's failure to curb violence in the community after a local was murdered Saturday
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Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked will head Hayamin Hehadash, while Habayit Hayehudi and National Union mull possibility of uniting as single party
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ISIS Supporters Escape Syria Camp, U.S. Troops Pull Out as Turkish Forces Advance
Breakout reported in Ain Eissa in fifth day of operation, as UN says over 130,000 displaced ■ Kurdish politician said executed by Turkish-backed fighters ■ Germany's Merkel urges Erdogan to halt operation
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In First, Saudi Arabia's National Soccer Team Plays Against Palestinians in West Bank
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Some 10,000 people had registered to participate in the demonstration, expressing solidarity after a German extremist inspired by anti-Semitic agenda killed two people
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