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Netanyahu's coalition is considering lowering the electoral threshold to help smaller parties, including Smotrich's, enter the Knesset. The move faces opposition from Shas and ongoing negotiations. Recent polls show a close race, with several parties at risk of missing out.
President Trump urged Ukraine's leader to accept Russia's terms in a heated White House meeting, warning of dire consequences if they refused. Trump dismissed Ukraine's requests and echoed Russian rhetoric, according to sources. The latest Russian proposal would require Ukraine to surrender parts of Donbas.
Forty people were arrested and 42 injured during riots at the Tel Aviv derby. Police say the investigation is ongoing and more arrests are expected.
Israel resumed its ceasefire in Gaza after a deadly attack on its troops led to heavy strikes and threatened the truce. US officials intervened to prevent the collapse of the agreement, urging restraint. Tensions remain high as aid deliveries and future peace efforts hang in the balance.
Robert De Niro accused Trump's advisor Stephen Miller of being a 'Nazi' in a televised rant, drawing comparisons to Hitler's propagandist. The remarks follow widespread protests against the administration and reports of threats against Miller's family.
A mass-produced icon of Mary and Jesus in Hawaii has reportedly streamed myrrh for years, drawing global attention and claims of miraculous healings. The phenomenon has been recognized by the church and continues to inspire believers worldwide.
Two Israeli soldiers were killed in southern Gaza in a ceasefire violation, prompting Israeli strikes and a suspension of aid. Analysts warn the truce remains fragile and further attacks are likely.
Israel bombed Gaza after two soldiers were killed, leaving 44 Palestinians dead and prompting a halt to humanitarian aid. The ceasefire is at risk as both sides blame each other for violations. Israel says aid will not resume until all deceased hostages are returned.
A suspicious hunting stand with a view of President Trump's airplane exit was found at Palm Beach airport, prompting an FBI investigation. No individuals have been linked to the structure, which was discovered amid heightened security concerns following recent threats.
Police cancelled the Maccabi Tel Aviv versus Hapoel Tel Aviv match after violent unrest. The decision follows recent bans on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attending matches abroad due to safety concerns.
The Maccabi Tel Aviv versus Hapoel Tel Aviv derby was called off after violent riots led to injuries and arrests. Hapoel Tel Aviv criticized the police response, and safety concerns are affecting upcoming matches involving Maccabi Tel Aviv abroad.
A cancer-linked chemical has been detected in popular European baby pacifier brands, raising concerns about health risks for children and calls for stronger safety regulations.
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