Netanyahu Goes to DEFCON 1, Guns Blazing, in Last-ditch Effort to Sway Voters
No one knows if the prime minister's panic is real or feigned
Breaking:
- EU offices in Israel vandalized with hateful slogans (Haaretz)
- Syria's Assad issues amnesty reducing punishment for crimes (Reuters)
- Leaders of Turkey, Russia, Iran set to meet on Monday to tackle Syria turmoil (Reuters)
- Turkey says Israel becoming 'racist, apartheid regime' with annexation plan (Reuters)
- 50-year-old construction worker dies as crane collapse in a factory in northern Israel (Haaretz)
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U.S. News
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Matthew James Amiot, 36, was arrested on Friday on a first-degree arson charge for the September 9 blaze that destroyed the 100-year-old synagogue
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