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When so much is at stake for Netanyahu – who once said he wants to be remembered as Israel's defender – an outbreak of violence can't be dismissed

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Employees from PZ Cussons in Manchester took part in a 16-hour sponsored fast and raised £941 for Francis House Children’s Hospice. The Ramadan Challenge was the brainchild of Ahsen Ehsan, who invited his colleagues to join him for a day as he fasted during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. Twenty of his co-workers stepped forward to abstain from food and drink from dawn to dusk. Waking up before 4am to have a meal before fasting until 8pm. “It was amazing to have such great suppo...

(L-R) Avi Maoz, Itamar Ben-Gvir, and Bezalel Smotrich The big news in the dati-leumi camp in Israel this week is that for the first time in four decades, only one political party will be exclusively representing the concerns of the Religious-Zionist community in the upcoming March 23 elections: the HaTzionut HaDatit party led by Bezalel Smotrich, along with a technical bloc composed of the Otzma HaYehudit and Noam parties. In a surprise development Thursday night – just hours before the K...

Wolves in fleece jackets: Gen Z faces dark side of Reddit rebellion Normal text size Advertisement Day trader and freelance writer Will Bennett might not look like a rebel, but he is part of an army of Gen Z retail investors shaping markets and rocking hedge funds. Bennett, 26, is one of the thousands of younger traders who have banded together in recent weeks to storm the “Bastille of Wall Street”, as he puts it, and put a stop to short sellers preying on companies and retail investors. Wi...

A very sane city now. no one is hiding. no one is running around corners trying to sneak up to find something. they have to go to a doctor and get it. and if the doctor doesnt want to give it to them they dont get it. and it is called sanity instead of insanity. >> i think it is called being stoned but im not sure. his point is even though ms. houstons room contained legal prescription drugs which could have aided her death he wants everything to be legalized. does that make any sense to you? >>...

A very sane city now. no one is hiding. no one is running around corners trying to sneak up to find something. they have to go to a doctor and get it. and if the doctor doesnt want to give it to them they dont get it. and it is called sanity instead of insanity. >> i think it is called being stoned but im not sure. his point is even though ms. houstons room contained legal prescription drugs which could have aided her death he wants everything to be legalized. does that make any sense to you? >>...

A very sane city now. no one is hiding. no one is running around corners trying to sneak up to find something. they have to go to a doctor and get it. and if the doctor doesnt want to give it to them they dont get it. and it is called sanity instead of insanity. >> i think it is called being stoned but im not sure. his point is even though ms. houstons room contained legal prescription drugs which could have aided her death he wants everything to be legalized. does that make any sense to you? >>...

An option that seemed shut off when democrats insisted on no changes to the fix but might be open if the bill has to go back to the house anyway. we are joined by ezra klein, columnist at "newsweek" who covers domestic and economic issues for the "washington post." ezra, if the democrats succeed in changing the reconciliation bill, what happens to the public option in the senate? will bennett be under pressure to then raise the possibility of inserting the public option as an enactmeamendment in...

That could cause problems from the left for senator michael bennett, wo led the move to revive the public option by inserting it in the reconciliation fix. an option that seemed shut off when democrats insisted on no changes to the fix but might be open if the bill has to go back to the house anyway. we are joined by ezra klein, columnist at "newsweek" who covers domestic and economic issues for the "washington post." good evening, ezra. if the democrats succeed in changing the reconciliation bi...