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“From the river to the sea” says an ad for Axel Springer’s classifieds site in Israel, which lists homes for sale in Jewish-only West Bank settlements.

For many, including those within the religious community themselves, the timing and backdrop for such an event could not have been more wrong.

On Wednesday, Jan. 24, the Jewish society Shabtai hosted Simcha Rothman, a controversial Israeli politician who is a member of Israel’s far-right religious zionist party and chair of the constitution, law and justice committee within the Knesset, Israel’s legislature. The event — which was not publicly advertised — was protested by Israeli Yale community members and New Haven residents.

The settlements did not protect Israel – we as soldiers protected the settlements, always at the Palestinians’ expense.

The Knesset Christian Allies Caucus celebrates its 20th-anniversary at an event in the Knesset

Defense Minister Yoav Gallant claims Israel is closing in on Gaza hostages • Netanyahu: We reject ‘outright’ Hamas demands for hostage deal

According to the Bill Introduced by Far-right MK Simcha Rothman, Hamas Terrorists Arrested on Oct 7 Would Be Denied Public Legal Representation. Israel's Attorney General Believes This May Weaken the International Legitimacy of the Proceedings Against Them

More Surveillance, More Guns, Less Freedom of Speech: Netanyahu's Coalition Halted Its Plan to Weaken the Judiciary After the October 7 Attack, but the War Is Allowing It to Reach Many of Its Goals Without It

One person who did not get the message of preserving social unity is High Court President Esther Hayut

Aharon Barak, 87, is to present his country’s position on Friday to counter accusations brought by South Africa before the International Court of Justice