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When Israeli security forces last Friday used drones to drop tear gas on tens of thousands of Muslim worshippers at Al-Haram Al-Sharif, it provided yet another sign of the Israeli government’s bankrupt policy. The use of drones to manage the huge crowd on the third Friday of Ramadan was even criticized by the Israeli media. Haaretz correctly noted the targeting of women and

Foreign minister avers ‘no change’ to official policy of not allowing Jews to pray at flashpoint site, reiterates Hamas incitement is core issue in Jerusalem unrest

Following clashes on Temple Mount, leaders stress 'readiness to exert all efforts to restore calm in Jerusalem'; call for renewed diplomatic efforts along two-state solution

No casualties reported; Hamas says Israel’s bombing will only encourage Palestinians to “resist the occupation".

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US ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield spoke to The New Arab about the US position on Ukraine, the Iran nuclear deal, Israel’s occupation and violence in East Jerusalem, Yemen's ceasefire and Libya.

Thankfully, we're seeing serious pushback against woke corporate America.

PM Naftali Bennett was interviewed by CNN's Christiane Amanpour. It was more of a debate than an interview.

The Arab League called on Israel on Thursday to end Jewish prayers inside the compound of Islam's third holiest place, Al-Aqsa mosque

Opinion: Christian travelers will meet leaders in Bahrain, UAE and Israel