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Abraham Accords opens door for Muslim tourism to Israel Tourism Ministry says visitors will want to see the spiritual sites but local tour companies believe they will also seek to experience a Middle Eastern country that has none of the restrictions of the Arab world - and may even hit the beaches too Daniel Sonnenfeld/The Media Line | Published: 04.03.21 , 09:10 For the first time ever, Israel is preparing for an influx of Muslim tourists. Following the signing of the Abraham Accords last year, Israelis rushed to the United Arab Emirates, touring a part of the world that for many was beh...

U.S. lifts Trump's sanctions on ICC prosecutor, court official Secretary of State Antony Blinken announces not only Biden administration lifted sanctions on Fatou Bensouda, imposed by Trump over her probe into U.S. actions in Afghanistan, but also scraped current visa curbs on certain ICC personnel Reuters | Published: 04.03.21 , 09:39 The United States on Friday lifted sanctions on International Criminal Court prosecutor Fatou Bensouda that drew international criticism after they were imposed by the administration of former President Donald Trump. The move, announced by U.S. Secretary of ...

1.2 million Israelis visited national parks, nature reserves over Passover Ynet | Published: 04.03.21 , 18:35 Over 1.2 million Israelis visited the country's national parks and nature reserves over the holiday of Passover, the Nature and Parks Authority said Saturday. Among the most popular tourist sites appear to be Tel Ashkelon National Park, Masada National Park, Yarkon National Park, Caesarea, Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, Tzipori National Park and the Banias Nature Reserve. comment

Time to end this political farce Opinion: Voters expect the leaders of the so-called coalition for change to put aside their egos, keep their word to put the country's interests first and form a government to deal with the health crisis and the post-COVID financial crisis Ariela Ringel Hoffman | Published: 04.03.21 , 23:34 Didn't many of Israel's politicians spend much of the past few months busily promising to put the country's interest of Israel ahead of their own egos? They said anyone but Bibi, promising to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Voters could agree or disagree with th...

Tracing the People of Book through the written word From a rabbi's letter frowning on Henry VIII's first divorce to a rare 14th century illustrated copy of Maimonides' seminal work, the British Library in London is showcasing the historic Jewish experience in Europe for better and for ill Nitzhiya Yaakov | Published: 04.03.21 , 13:34 When serial spouse King Henry VIII wanted holy support for his divorce from first wife Catherine of Aragon over the lack of an heir, he found no quarter from Italy's Rabbi Jacob Rafael of Modena. The English king, searching for biblical grounds on which his ...