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If the parties internalize and converge, on this Tisha Be'av, we will be able to feel that we have learned something from the past and will not repeat the mistakes of our ancestors.

LEGAL AFFAIRS: Sunday is still many hours and minutes away, and Elbashan said that reaching a compromise is still a possibility.

Defense minister confirms 'taking measures' to achieve consensus; Deri also said working to stop 'march into abyss' as 1,142 IAF reservists warn they'll refuse to show up for duty

On July 20, the Church marks the 90th anniversary of a deal made in Rome between Hitler’s Germany and the Holy See: the Reichskonkordat.

The city government is seeking a ban on the online dissemination of a protest song, which, if granted, could set a new precedent for some U.S. tech giants.

Nadav Argaman says in radio interview that IDF chief and current Shin Bet head should tell Netanyahu: 'Enough'

MKs' assistants launched a protest during a stormy vote on controversial 'reasonableness bill,' party head Michaeli defends their actions: 'We are all behind you'

The Constitution Committee dealt with almost 28,000 proposed amendments to the legislation.The post ‘Reasonableness’ bill advances to final Knesset votes appeared first on JNS.org.

Military spokesperson says video shared by ministers creates ‘internal incitement,’ aims to pit soldiers against one another; Miki Zohar deletes post, while Itamar Ben Gvir refuses

The Reichskonkordat — like all concordats — governs relations between the Catholic Church and other states, in this case, Germany.