Coronavirus Fears Are the Most Exciting Thing About Israel's Third Election
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Breaking:
- President Rivlin sends a condolence letter to Egypt's Sisi on the death of Mubarak (Haaretz)
- Egypt to bury ousted president Mubarak in military funeral on Wednesday (Reuters)
- Thirteen tires slashed in suspected hate crime near Nablus (Haaretz)
- Gantz says won't negotiate with Netanyahu's Likud after the March 2 national election (Haaretz)
- Australia’s PM and President Rivlin discuss extradition of accused sex offender Malka Leifer (AP)
Election 2020
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Trial Evasion in French
The trial of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to begin two weeks after the election, on March 17. Based on past precedents, one can assume that if he wins the race...
Israel Election 2020
INTERACTIVE All the Latest Election Polls in One Place
All the leading election polls in one place: Here are the parties projected to enter Knesset, ahead of the March 2 vote ■ Build your own coalition: Click the parties and try to get to 61 seats ■ Who's running: Full lists
Israel
Mike Bloomberg to Attend AIPAC Conference in Washington
The former New York mayor is the first Democratic presidential candidate to announce that he will speak at the confab
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
WATCH Sanders, Under Attack, Most Tweeted and Googled Candidate in South Carolina Debate
Sanders’ self-described democratic socialism and his recent comments expressing admiration for Cuban dictator Fidel Castro’s push for education came under fire during the debate
Middle East
Turkey-backed Rebels Say They've Seized Town in Syria's Idlib in First Advance
No agreement yet on summit with France, Germany to solve conflict, Erdogan says
Jewish World
Dutch Train Company Apologizes for Employees' 'Wholly Inappropriate' Song About Jews
Incident deemed 'stupid beyond words' and 'unacceptable' by Dutch Jewry’s watchdog on anti-Semitism
Culture & Life
Earliest Complex Green Algae Found – and It’s a Billion Years Old
Discovery of fossil algae in northern China sheds light on origin of the vast family of green plants first arose
Travel in Israel
Israeli Travel Sector Suffers First Job Cuts Due to Coronavirus
Spread of epidemic to Italy causes a new wave of flight cancellations, but lower airfares
