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A day before election, Likud leader asserts he'll maintain Temple Mount status quo, denies 2021 coalition talks with Arab party, pledges to quash bills that would affect his trial

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Opinion polls conducted in Israel late last week revealed that former Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu and his right-wing coalition partners will gain 60 seats in the 120 member Knesset, just one short of a majority. The “centrist and leftist parties in the current government are set to secure 56 seats while the parties representing Israel’s Palestinian citizens will receive four seats.

A viral video on social media sees him praying in a mosque

“Jerusalem, especially the Old City with its shrines holy to Muslims, Jews and Christians, is like a powder keg waiting to explode! However, until it does explode, many prefer to simply ignore it.”

From the blog of Alan Meyer at The Times of Israel

A large number of art stars won the "Murex d'Or" awards at a ceremony in Lebanon, in its 22nd edition, entitled "Get up, Lebanon", amid a remarkable lar

Hyderabad Bags World Green City Award: Telangana capital Hyderabad has won the World Green City Award 2022 in the category of Living Green for Economic Recovery and Inclusive Growth at the International Association of Horticulture Producers World Green City award.

Mosques have been used as places of worship for Muslims all over the world for over a millennium. The beauty and rich history, architecture and cultures of these sacred sites continue to inspire visitors to this day. Sacred sites, regardless of creed or denomination, provide religious insights as well as a greater grasp of history. Mosques, like many other religious monuments

After a decade, the E.U.-Israel Association Council met. Although ties are improving, the question of Palestinian statehood persists.