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Dozens of police officers raided Mea Shearim overnight Monday at 3 a.m., with a list of ten wanted suspects at ten different addresses, for alleged offenses committed at violent protests
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and the right-wing bloc suffered a major blow on Monday evening when in a surprise move, the Islamist Ra’am party voted against the Likud proposal on
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