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Since 2020, the United States has sought to harm Hong Kong and its people in various ways.

Prime minister said to buckle under international pressure to block a bill preventing NGO funding to Palestinian and social activism, bill banning Palestinian flag opposed by AG for violating free speech and Zionism bill opens door to descrimenation

Ultra-Orthodox parties objected to original text, fearing their community might not get benefits if priority is given to those who serve in IDF; cabinet may vote on text this week

Lapid argued that the decision was discriminatory against the Druze • "Artificial intelligence should replace your entire government," he told Netanyahu

Right-wing Cabinet Minister Is Set to Propose a Resolution That Will Require Ministers to Adhere to Zionism as a ‘Leading and Decisive Principal’ in All Government Policies, as Legal Advisers Warn Such a Plan Is Likely to Face Significant Pushback

The cabinet delayed the vote on the proposal to later Sunday, in order to make slight changes in the wording so that Haredim would not lose out on its benefits.

Baharav-Miara is opposed to measure that may allow for preferential treatment for Jews in housing planning and construction in the Negev and Galilee

Ten of 11 Justices Favored Denying Petitions Arguing the Law Was Discriminatory. 'Law Does Not Negate Israel's Character as a Democracy,' Chief Justice Says. Arab Lawmaker Deplores 'Racist, Anti-democratic' Ruling

Arab Officials Voiced Concern Over the Proposal, Fearing It Would Enshrine Jewish Supremacy Into State Policy, While the ultra-Orthodox Worried It Would Give IDF Soldiers Preference Over Those Who Haven't Served

A new translation of the 1988 novel documents not only the loss and exile created by the Nakba but also the loss and exile created by occupation.