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From the blog of Allen S. Maller at The Times of Israel

The new announcement is just the latest in a number of steps the Australian government has taken to distance itself from Israel since its election in May last year. 

Efrat Regional Council head Oded Revivi spoke to the Magazine about the Israeli settlement municipality he has managed for the last 15 years.

In the Satirical New Musical ‘On the Hilltop,’ the Cast Sings of ‘Price Tag’ Attacks, Dances in Settlement Outposts and Waits for the Beautiful Landscape to Be Free of Arabs. Even Former Radical Settlers Are Impressed

If the holidays were The Beatles, Shvi’i shel Pessah would be Ringo. If a nightly news show, it would be the weather report. If an American sports league, it would be the National Hockey League.

The inhumanity of Babi Yar and Bucha, separated by 82 years but just 22 kilometers, is a reminder today that “Never again” has proven to be more of a slogan than a promise.

Stav Appel is convinced that the artists of the Jean Noblet Tarot de Marseille were crypto-Jews who created a tool to preserve Jewish traditions in a manner that would elude detection.

Shalom Sabar was the last Jewish baby born and circumcised in the community. A few weeks after his birth, his family left for Israel.

During the months of September and October, the streets of Jerusalem were full of visitors – tourists from abroad, pilgrims and families of Israelis who returned to visit the capital.

Smotrich and Netanyahu are banking on voters being less embarrassed by Ben-Gvir at the anonymous ballot box than they themselves have been throughout the campaign.