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Crawford-Browne can’t resist joining the antisemitic hatefest 03 June 2021 - 16:59 Picture: ALON SKUY So, Terry Crawford-Browne has woken up (“No evidence to support myths around Israel”, June 1). Maybe it is fear of missing out (fomo) on the worldwide antisemitic hatefest brought on by yet another jihadistic attack on Israel. I will give him Abraham and Moses but, sorry to say, both King David and the Roman expulsion are confirmed by archaeology. Crawford-Browne spec...

120, which means every member of knesset is very powerful. the arabs have sat on the fence for many years and did not get too involved in the political game but this is an opportunity for them to get into the political game and to make gains for their own community, so to advance budgets, to take care of crime in the arab sector, constructing in the arab sector, get more jobs and more infrastructure. this is an opportunity for the arab israelis to integrate in a better fashion israelis to integr...

On trial for corruption, with a country divided, support from key coalition partners drained away. one rebel is naftali bennett, now set to lead the new government. hes a nationalist who opposes a future palestinian state. hes joined up with the centre ground opposition leader, yair lapid, who will become pm after two years. israels recent war with hamas in gaza paused the political pressure. but violence between jews and arabs erupted inside israel. in the town of lod, things are still tense. s...

Several years, there really hasnt been a policy within the netanyahu government. it was, well deal with the arabs -- meaning on the outside -- but we wont necessarily deal with the palestinians as it relates to our next-door neighbor. >> its an extraordinary time as we say watching whats happening in israel. ambassador ross, were so thankful to have your voice on this. >> thanks for having me. next, some chilling new video of the moments when child runaways opened fire on deputies, which start...

Coalition forming the government has one very strong thing in common. they all dont like bibi netanyahu. in some ways, a large part of the country is fed up with netanyahu. other than that, its a very strange coalition. the prime minister to be, naftali bennett, is actually to the right of bibi netanyahu on the palestinian rights. naftali openly says he does not believe there should be a palestinian state. but there are elements of the old party in it as well . there are arabs supporting the par...

Has been a bipartisan affair and that you are going to see consequences for jewish americans because of that. what can be done to try to bring along many of your fellow members on the opposite side of the aisle to make sure that that doesnt happen? >> and i agree with you and thats why im one of those voices within the g.o.p. telling my colleagues on the democratic side that israel is the only bastion of democracy in that dessert of some arab countries that are friendly to them. we are talking a...

But violence betweenjews and arabs interrupted inside israel. erupted inside israel. in the town of lod, things are still tense. so what of the challenge to bibi, as mr netanyahu is known, by naftali bennett? translation: its disgusting. a man with six seats will be prime minister? its unheard of. bibi is dividing us. because he is trying to be a prime minister for four times. he didnt succeed. with protests outside, the talks went to the wire and an agreement has now been signed. a picture from...

To be propped up by arab members of parliament. it would use the support from the united arab list which has four seats in the knesset. its headed by this man mansour abbas. as part of the negotiations mr abbas is asking for money to fund education in the arab communities and to fight the war on crime organizations in those communities as well as opening new police stations in arab areas. it would be the first this would be the first time that and arab—led party would be a part of a coalition ...

To make peace with israel we in nazareth shouldnt have to wait to get the spoils that are allocated only part of a government so the arabs all along didnt get the infrastructure and the education that jews did and just bad politics. now they will be there when the spoils are divided up and help the constituency of the arab party. >> gil, thank you. orrin, hadas, thank you. well stay on top of the breaking news of course. theres other news including democracy under assault here in the united st...

Very, very tricky. end government that this could still be very. very tricky-— very, very tricky. end that underlines _ very, very tricky. end that underlines the _ very, very tricky. end that underlines the point - very, very tricky. end that underlines the point thatl very, very tricky. end that| underlines the point that it very, very tricky. end that - underlines the point that it could all fall apart with just one defection. it is so divided that it would then be back to stalemates again....