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0 shares Yair Lapid’s Yesh Atid party says it will renew negotiations with various parties tomorrow morning as part of efforts to form a government ousting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from power. Lapid’s mandate to form a government expires in a week and a half. The meetings will be held at Kfar Maccabiah. However, the meetings won’t include the Yamina party, whose support is vital for the formation of a “change government.” Yamina sources are quoted by some media outlets as saying the party doesn’t intend to resume negotiations with Yesh Atid. I'm proud to work at...

10 shares There was a “major explosion” over the weekend at an Iranian drone factory, days after Israel said the Islamic Republic has been supplying Palestinian terror group Hamas with drones, The Guardian reports. The report says nine workers were injured in the blast at the petrochemical factory in Isfahan, with Tehran not providing information on its cause. Israel has been blamed for several recent sabotage incidents in Iranian facilities related to its nuclear program. I'm proud to work at The Times of Israel I’ll tell you the truth: Life here in Israel isn’t always e...

0 shares Abu Dhabi’s Crown Prince, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, at a meeting at the White House in Washington, May 15, 2017. (Andrew Harnik/AP) The United Arab Emirates is “ready to work with all parties to maintain the ceasefire [between Israel and Hamas],” de facto Emirati head of state Mohammad bin Zayed tells Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi. Bin Zayed makes the remarks in a phone call between the two leaders, according to a statement published by Emirati government media. He also congratulates Sissi for the role Egypt played in mediating the recent ceasefire. ...

1 shares Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid calls on the bloc of parties opposing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to “immediately replace” Knesset Speaker Yariv Levin, after the Likud MK denounced as a “coup attempt” a precedent-setting High Court ruling establishing criteria for amendments to Israel’s Basic Laws. “The Knesset speaker crossed all the red lines,” Lapid says. “Israel cannot allow itself to have a Knesset speaker who is trying to destroy the foundations of democracy and the rule of law.” I'm proud to work at The Times of Israel I’ll tell you the truth...