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Follow Dec. 30, 2020 “I’m finished with Benny,” Avi Nissenkorn told his associates as he left Kahol Lavan 10 days ago. His decision came after he was summoned to his party chairman’s home only to find former minister Haim Ramon – who seeks to reform the courts – sitting on the sofa. Gantz informed the shocked justice minister that Ramon was his representative in negotiations with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In the short time that has elapsed since the Justice Minister dec...

Play audio 1XChange playback rate from 1 to 1 Mute audio Hours after the attack, a second explosion was heard around Adens Maasheq presidential palace where the cabinet members including Maeen as well as the Saudi ambassador to Yemen, Mohammad Said al-Jaber, had been taken to safety, residents and local media said. In the airport attack, loud blasts and gunfire were heard shortly after the plane arrived from Riyadh, witnesses said. A local security source said three mortar shells had landed on ...

Follow Dec. 29, 2020 Israel is now at the height of a particularly ambitious effort – to become one of the first countries in the world to vaccinate most of its population against the coronavirus, slowing infection and hopefully stopping the pandemic in its tracks. The current rate of vaccinations, which began last week, will see the immunization of most of the high-risk population by the end of January. If the doses are received on time from Pfizer, most of the population (except for childre...

Play audio 1XChange playback rate from 1 to 1 Mute audio The CEO of the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation, Adam Boehler, said last week that the United States could increase its development aid to Indonesia by $1-2 billion more. In an interview with Bloomberg, Boehler revealed that the United States is talking to Indonesia about recognizing Israel, but Indonesia denied it was planning on normalizing relations with Israel, but similar denials were made by Sudan, Morocco, Oman an...

Play audio 1XChange playback rate from 1 to 1 Mute audio Al-Hathloul was among a handful of Saudi women who openly called for the right to drive before it was granted in 2018 and for the removal of male guardianship laws that had long stifled women’s freedom of movement and ability to travel abroad. She has been imprisoned for the past two and a half years, and was convicted of charges including agitating for change, pursuing a foreign agenda and using the internet to harm public order. She h...