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Netanyahu is the leader of the largest party and did not manage to form a coalition. it's understood that the final details between the two parties are still being discussed right now, and if agreed it would join together parties from across the political divide. so what with the coalition look like? the talks currently involve eight parties from all sides of the political spectrum. and test with forming it is lapid. it's the second largest party. he has seen domestically as a centrist. he is seen domestically as centrist. supports negotiations with palestinians and a two state solution. and i...

Welcome to Noozhawk Asks, a new feature in which you ask the questions, you help decide what Noozhawk investigates, and you work with us to find the answers. Here’s how it works: You share your questions with us in the nearby box. In some cases, we may work with you to find the answers. In others, we may ask you to vote on your top choices to help us narrow the scope. And we’ll be regularly asking you for your feedback on a specific issue or topic. We also expect to work together with the reader who asked the winning questions to find the answer together. Noozhawk’s objective is to come...

At a nursing home in Glendale, a certified nursing assistant was charged with raping a mentally ill patient in her room. After the incident, according to investigators, the victim said she felt "scared, sad, wanted to kill herself." At a facility in Simi Valley, the daughter of one elderly resident told LAist that staff didn't adequately care for her mother, who developed a gruesome bedsore. "I could stick my pinky in it," she said. "It was down to the bone." At a nursing home in Compton, a schizophrenic patient with one leg was inappropriately discharged. He went missing, only to turn up two...

Subject: Foundation Embarks on New ‘Equitable’ Approach to Grant Making Foundation Giving By Alex Daniels The Kataly Foundation funds nonprofits in areas that have been shut out of the economic mainstream, makes sure investment returns stay in those neighborhoods, and builds relationships with small organizations led by people of color. Giving By Emily Haynes Historian Benjamin Soskis takes stock of the past year’s crises and discusses how fundraisers and philanthropy leaders can adapt to a ...