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Almost a year after the Meron disaster last Lag B’Omer, the Knesset’s Finance Committee on Monday finally approved the transfer of compensation to the families of the victims. Each family
The government of Israel’s embattled prime minister was limping on Monday into the opening of parliament’s summer session on the verge of collapse. Less than a year after taking office,
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As the coalition teeters on its last legs and Israel faces the worst wave of terrorism since the second intifada, Finance Minister Avigdor Leiberman still can’t stop himself from continuing
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