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Hundreds of guests arrived at the Kumi Uri hill near Yitzhar in Samaria for a festive celebration of the Hilltop Youths.

The “OpIsrael” hashtag refers to “Operation Israel Hackers,” an annual cyber attack campaign against Israel each April 7. This year it started early.

Finally, an adult voice interjected into the debate.

Here's a question: what prevents the IDF from setting those tires on fire Thursday?

Trump also “reiterated the commitment of the United States to Israel’s security.”

Tuesday’s death brings to 18 since Friday the number of Gazans killed while engaged in actively threatening or attacking the security fence or IDF soldiers along the border.

President Trump expressed his approval of Rasmussen, in return.

The UN hopes Israel will reconsider.

Should the platform not be dismantled, the magnificent Robinson's Arch archaeological site would be destroyed, making "its very exposure a source of eternal lamentations."

While not on the top 10 list of expensive cities on the planet, Tel Aviv remains one of the most expensive cities in the Middle East.

“Given the anti-Semitism crisis engulfing the Labour Party, there is absolutely no way that Mr Corbyn can claim that this too was an oversight."

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

Without issuing a comment, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case, thereby leaving the lower court ruling standing.

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Because of "tremendous pressure on Rwanda by the New Israel Fund and elements in the European Union, Rwanda has withdrawn from the agreement."

Miraculously, there were no physical injuries reported, according to United Hatzolah of Judea and Samaria.

No one was physically injured and no damage was reported.

“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.”

Dozens of Arabs were rioting at the time at the security fence along the border with northern Gaza. Renewed rioting has broken out sporadically a number of times since the massive swarm that took place on Friday.

Three of the buses in one of the convoys carrying the evacuees to their new home never made it to Idlib: six fighters died in the four-vehicle collision.

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

One of the main motivations behind such actions is money – plain and simple -- due to Ramallah's "pay to slay" policy.

Government ministers are unhappy with the plan -- many because they were kept in the dark about it.

The effort is reminiscent of the immortal running sketch of the Kids in the Hall troop, where Mark McKinney peeks at unsuspecting bystanders through his clenched fingers and declares, "I crush your head."

France may be next to recognize a Palestinian State following a meeting of Presidents Macron and Trump on April 22.

Currently, customs fees ranging from $5 to $22 (as opposed to customs payments on the value of imported goods) are collected for private imports via courier companies.

Like a true colonialist, Senator Sanders already knows what the problems of the Middle East are, and how a US intervention would solve them for eternity.

“We will not give up the right of return. Gaza has surprised Israel with something new – and we have more surprises.”

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

One wonders how much spare time a tunnel digger actually has these days. Perhaps he has more than we realize.