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A police sapper is working to neutralize the device. The entrance to the court has been closed.

"Teva received $6.3 billion from the state and now it spits in her face – and it will continue to enjoy the same tax benefits on the savings of the layoffs in the years to come! This cannot be ignored."

Shaath promised, "We will go to the Security Council with a draft resolution against the United States and demand recognition of the state of Palestine." Of course, the United States has a veto power over all UNSC decisions.

The draft resolution “affirms that any decisions and actions which purport to have altered the character, status or demographic composition of the Holy City of Jerusalem have no legal effect..."

“The entire country stands in solidarity with Teva. The banks, stock exchange and public transport,” said the Histadrut leader.

The new scope can be used in tunnels and windowless room because it does not employ cooling or use light from the stars as did older models.

The 33-year-old blogger was questioning about her contacts with Iranians, inside Iran.

The PA Paramedics pick up the body, bomb and all, and put him in the ambulance and drive off.

Najami advocates against the Boycott, Divest and Sanctions (BDS) campaign against Israel, warning that it hurts Israeli Arabs as much as Jews.

Mayor Ali Salim now says the celebrations will be held as normal, well, except for the entertainment.

“We note that we cannot imagine Israel would sign a peace agreement that didn’t include the Western Wall.”

"The terrorists in Gaza confirm unequivocally what we repeat: they destroy the future of the Gazans with their own hands."

The youth of the predominantly Orthodox town of Yitzhar (pop. 1,468), held a traditional "swearing in" ceremony on Mount Ebal on the third light of Hanukkah.

A Border Policeman was stabbed twice in the attack. The bomb didn't explode.

The kibbutz, which on the eve of Passover, 2008, suffered the worst bombardment by mortar shells since the Israeli disengagement from Gaza (they insisted on celebrating the seder at the kibbutz dining hall), is expecting that "turning into a mixed kibbutz will facilitate growth and development."

Protesting recognition of Jerusalem, Christmas celebrations were cancelled in the Israeli Arab city.

Herzl and Merav Hajaj, the parents of a young soldier killed by terrorists responded to the Court ruling, saying: "Unfortunately, the terrorists will continue to celebrate the future funerals with dancing and giving away candy."

The film was denounced by Israel's Minister of Culture and Sports Miri Regev (Likud), who referred to it as "the result of self-flagellation and cooperation with the anti-Israel narrative."

Similar candle-lighting events took place on the third night of Hanukkah in Berlin and in New York City, honoring Holocaust survivors.

“We are aware of it but it is not in line with our position. Russia’s position on Jerusalem and the Middle Eastern settlement is well known,"

“Loneliness is one of the hardest challenges for elderly Israelis -- sometimes that struggle outweighs the usual daily battle for financial survival."

“I am committed to maintaining Teva’s global headquarters in Israel, including my office. I do this as part of my commitment to Israel..."

"The decision is problematic," Netanyahu said. "You can't give Hamas free gifts."

The Palestinian Authority leader is already making promises about a city he has yet to enter freely.

Uruguay's foreign minister says Pres. Trump's decision put "peace and peaceful coexistence talks in an area that is already in turmoil."

Israel has six months in which to pass a bill that authorizes the defense establishment to hold the bodies.

No landing sites were identified by security personnel. False alarm, folks.

CEO Kåre Schultz his restructuring plan would restore the company’s financial security and stabilize its business.

Liberman’s comments came at the end of a tense week on the Gazan front that saw 16 rockets being fired from Gaza into Israel,

The entry of Tel Aviv into the C40 network of cities committed to bold action on climate change, brings the number of C40 cities to 92, representing more than 650 million people worldwide.