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The High Court ruled that the demolition orders issued against the outpost's structures would not be implemented for the time being, provided there would be no further construction in the compound.

The German military wants the Herons for intelligence gathering and support in its various missions around the world.

The van ploughed into diners who were enjoying the spring weather at sidewalk tables outside the Grosser Kiepenkerl restaurant.

The problem was that it was happening in public, over a few very embarrassing hours during which the PM appeared weak and confused.

“With regard to this request that we accept refugees living in Israel, particularly from African countries, as part of a UN High Commissioner for Refugees program – we know nothing of this.”

How is it that the UN, EU, United Kingdom and Turkey can allow such a tragedy to pass without comment?

Israel’s Foreign Ministry worked together with authorities in Bucharest to coordinate rescue efforts.

The decision to buy the Israeli planes was allegedly pushed by Croatian Defense Minister Damir Krstičević. Israel also offered to cooperate on drone development.

The reported statements include comparisons between Israel and the Nazis, blaming the downfall of Arab leaders on a “Hebrew spring” and depicting Israel as a two-headed monster.

“This should serve as a wakeup call for GIZ and other government agencies in Europe as to the urgency of addressing this dangerous and unacceptable antisemitic discourse at the highest levels of government.”

"This only strengthens the fact that this struggle has not ended, and that we will need to continue fighting against antisemitism.” - French FM Jean-Yves Le Drian

“The foremost terrorist-sponsoring regime in the world, in our region and beyond is Iran.”

"Our country has suffered an Islamist terrorist attack," French President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday.

In other words, Sylvi Listhaug stepped on some very bruised toes.

"We were expelled 500 years ago, but that will not happen again. Not under our watch."

"Construction of a school on a protected archaeological site, with EU funding, is a gross and blatant violation of the High Court's decision, as well as a violation of the European Convention on the Protection of the Archaeological Heritage."

The mayor of Kiryat Bialik was scheduled to speak at a ceremony in Poland, but the Poles reviewed his speech and demanded he delete a section on Poles handing Jews to the Nazis. The mayor refused and was canned.

The Shabak suspects that the smuggling network included nine individuals who smuggled some 70 pistols and assault rifles from the Erez crossing to Arabs in Judea and Samaria.

Mind you, the new law says nothing about remembering the 3 million Polish Jews who were murdered in their home country...

The contest is taking place in Finland, Sweden, Germany, Poland and Spain with the target tourist population being millennial independent travelers seeking that “off-the-beaten-path experience.”

Oskar Groening, 96, was sentenced to a four-year prison term after his 2015 conviction as an accessory to the murder of 300,000 Hungarian Jews.

"There has to be a consensus throughout Germany that we will no longer tolerate lawless zones," Seehofer said.

“The free and independent Poland of today, my generation, is not responsible and does not need to apologize. But ... to those who were driven out then ..."

At this time no suitable building has been found in Jerusalem, and that the Czech Foreign Ministry, after consultation with EU officials, has expressed its opposition to moving the embassy.

Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted, "US & Europeans should stop pouring hundreds of billions of dollars of weapons into our region instead of questioning Iran’s missiles."

Gilon said that ties between Israel and Italy are strong at all levels and would remain so no matter what the final outcome of coalition negotiations.

According to the Holocaust Survivors' Rights Authority at the Finance Ministry, some 6,200 Holocaust survivors who live in Israel receive pension payments from Germany.

It appears that Poles are convinced the world owes them an apology for their collaboration with the Nazis as well as for murders of Jews they initiated themselves.

David Goldblatt often says that photography is not a weapon, and that it should have nothing to do with propaganda, even in a good cause.

"There is evidence that Poles persecuted the Jews as vigorously as did the Germans during the occupation."