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Approximately 500 police officers, Border Police personnel, and special forces carried out coordinated raids across Israel early Monday morning, arresting approximately 50 suspects in a major operation targeting organized crime and widespread extortion schemes.
Jeffries’ AIPAC-linked support draws scrutiny amid growing Democratic divisions over Israel policy.
The leading contenders, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, aren’t substantially different in their approach to Israel’s security or in their opposition to a Palestinian state.
Israel’s top insurance and savings regulator warned Sunday against reducing pension contributions, saying many Israelis are not putting aside enough for retirement and that short-term changes could undermine the system.
Internal documents reveal how Cisco rushed engineers to Israeli military intelligence facilities after technical failures threatened a $67 million business relationship. The company's deep involvement in defense and intelligence infrastructure has also triggered employee protests and a shareholder challenge over its human-rights policies.
The class includes 16 Democratic Majority for Israel endorsees and 44 each backed by J Street and the Jewish Democratic Council of America
A group of American diplomats was riding in an Israeli helicopter in early 1960 when one of them spotted a construction site rising out of the Negev desert about 20 miles west of the Dead Sea.
Former secretary of state Antony Blinken criticizes Israel for doing too little to protect Palestinian civilians but distinguishes that from intent to harm them; Mike Pompeo praises Israeli intelligence,
