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Representatives of Israeli companies and business groups will speak at the panel sessions on agriculture, medicine and the environment.

Poland and India both voted in favor of the Arab resolutions and against the Israeli one.

"After a review, we have determined that the 12 intelligence operatives engaged in espionage activities that are adverse to‎ our national security."

"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.”

“After Russian warplanes destroyed my city, we had nothing left here, our house was destroyed, and my father was killed by the bombing of warplanes Now we will lose my country."

Prime Minister Netanyahu was more amused than angry in his response tweet: "The time has come to change its name to the Council for Decisions against the Only Democracy in the Middle East."

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

When Channel 1’s Cathy Bekerman was told by her newscast director to cross herself on air, “I did not do it, and he asked me to resign at that moment, to which I did not agree,” Bekerman told Colombian media.

Liberman: Africa has huge potential and Israel as a world leader in advanced technologies has exactly what Africa needs in agriculture, medicine, security, counter-terrorism and border defenses.

The Tourism Ministry’s Inbound Tourism Survey shows that the Indian tourist stays an average of 6.2 nights in Israel, spending on average $1,066.

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

Defexpo India prides itself on "clearly steering the path of steady growth" in the business of killing enemies. The 2016 exhibition was attended by 63 delegations from 58 countries.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday dutifully sent his congratulatory message to President Putin.

"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.

Voter turnout for the Russian presidential election reached 67.49% as of 10:45 AM, Monday, Moscow Time, with 73,432,312 people voting.

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.

This will be the first official visit by an Israeli defense minister to the continent in decades.

The Washington Free Beacon reported the US is monitoring reports that North Korea is helping President Bashar al-Assad rebuild Syria's chemical and other weapons at an underground military base.

More than 40 international observers from 20 countries, including from Israel, will cover the presidential election in Crimea.

The government issued the new ban as part of its fight against noise pollution in Kigali.

The rumble and roar of air strikes and bombs exploding around them is getting much louder as the children's homes are battered into rubble in Eastern Ghouta.

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

“The most striking finding of the report is the remarkable consistency between the happiness of immigrants and the locally born.”

In 2016 Russia and Iran signed Memoranda of understanding on dozens of industrial projects, to the tune of an estimated $40 billion. Most of those projects are still in drawers, but there's enough potential wealth in those drawers to make Russia and Iran inseparable.

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.”

The new plant, to be fully operational this month, is projected to treat some 36,000 cubic meters of sewage per day.

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.