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A new guide seeks to disarm and counter “Israelspeak,” the web of misleading cliches and tropes that have driven Zionist narratives deep into the American consciousness.

In view of the large number of asylum seekers coming to Germany and the pressure authorities face caring for them, positions on migration policy are changing. Denmark's tough approach is seen as model — at first glance.

The gift of the founding generation must not be squandered.

St John’s Cathedral says the national flag will be placed near the pulpit during the 10.30am service conducted in Mandarin on October 1.

Jerusalem CNN  —  Israel’s Supreme Court has started hearing petitions against a new law making it harder to declare a prime minister unfit for office.

For the first time ever, all 15 judges convene to consider blocking a controversial new law.

Protesters highlight PM's 'divide and conquer' strategy after religious-secular Yom Kippur clashes many attribute to growing societal split unleashed by his judicial overhaul

LEGAL AFFAIRS: These laws are changing the way that Israel's government is functioning, and can alter the future of the nation.

What is racial profiling and what is being done to prevent it in Germany?

Tel Aviv District Court judge urges Rosh Yehudi, municipality to come to agreement on planned gatherings in city, after Yom Kippur altercations; jurist cites 'reasonableness law'