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DC Police Seek Help Over Graffiti Reported at Adas Israel
DC police seek help over graffiti reported at Adas Israel. The official release and reports give different dates; possible hate motivation is under review.
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Nine Latin American Countries Study Israel’s Water Systems
Nine Latin American countries toured Israeli water facilities. What Chile sought to learn, how the sites differ and why the visit does not establish a deal.
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Israeli Tourism Employee Reportedly Attacked on Way to London Fair
An Israeli tourism employee was reportedly attacked on her way to WTM in London after a pavilion confrontation. What is known and what remains unclear.
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Noahide Congress in Jerusalem Plans Shared Institutions and Charter
Noahides from six continents meet in Jerusalem for their first international congress, with a founding charter and religious education on the agenda.
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Israel Screens UNRWA Documentary for Diplomats at UN Headquarters
Israel screened a documentary on UNRWA for diplomats at UN headquarters. The film's allegations, production details and UNRWA's response to staff dismissals.
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Israel Plans UEFA Complaint Over Ireland Coach's Remarks
Israel plans a UEFA complaint over Heimir Hallgrimsson's remarks and the treatment of journalists after the Ireland fixtures in September and October.
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Two British Men Charged Over RAF Fairford Incident as UK Points to Iran's Revolutionary Guard
Two British men face national security charges over RAF Fairford as the UK points to Iran's Revolutionary Guard and MI5 warns of threats to military sites.
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Italian Prosecutors Examine Islamic Arbitration Chamber in Padova
Prosecutors opened preliminary checks into Padova's Islamic arbitration chamber. Omar Vanin defends its legality as Muslim umbrella group UCOII rejects it.
Politics & Diplomacy
Sa’ar Says Israel Accepted as Pacific Islands Forum Partner
Gideon Sa’ar says Pacific leaders approved Israel as a partner. The proposed cooperation covers water, agriculture and development, with an action plan still ahead.
Politics & Diplomacy
UN Watch Flags Gaps in Funding Disclosures by UN Human Rights Experts
UN Watch’s public database examines $88 million in estimated support for UN experts, including assistance it says was omitted from annual disclosures.
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When Riots Reach the Doorstep: Scenes From France and Italy
Riot footage from France and Italy follows looted shops, attacks on residents and violence against police and firefighters, with the compilation included.
Politics & Diplomacy
New Parliamentary Caucuses in Greece and Cyprus Seek Stronger Israel Ties
New Israel Allies caucuses bring together lawmakers in Greece and Cyprus. Who leads them, what they seek and why the launches do not create a government treaty.