Israeli Newspapers
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War has always produced critics. But there is a difference between criticizing a war-and asking someone else to carry its consequences while you collect the applause. Op-ed.
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Via Israel National News
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9/29/26
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A 49-year-old Israeli citizen drafted into the Ukrainian military after traveling to Uman for Rosh Hashanah will serve as a doctor in Odesa instead of a feared combat posting near Kharkiv.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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9/29/26
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Netanyahu and Katz confirm the elimination of Hamas Northern Gaza Brigade commander Izz al-Din al-Baik in a targeted airstrike in western Gaza City.
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Via Israel National News
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9/29/26
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Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz dismisses the polls, urges voters not to fear the electoral threshold, and says Israel’s future depends on breaking the political blocs.
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Via Israel National News
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9/29/26
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"IDF troops, Border Police and Israel Police reinforced the roads, hiking areas, known friction points and communities," a military source in the Central Command said.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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9/29/26
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Ben-Gvir reiterates his demand to become Defense Minister, vowing to burn the bodies of Sinwar and October 7 terrorists currently held in Israel.
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Via Israel National News
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9/29/26
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"Suffice it to say that what happened, what almost happened, what could have happened in the UK over the weekend is a very serious situation," Rubio said.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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9/29/26
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“Every Californian should be able to walk into a synagogue, church, mosque, or other house of worship without fear,” Newsom said in a statement.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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9/29/26
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Democracies place limits on majority rule not to thwart the will of the people but to preserve the system through which it is expressed. Term limits are one example.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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9/29/26
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A 49-year-old Israeli citizen drafted into the Ukrainian military after traveling to Uman for Rosh Hashanah will serve as a doctor in Odesa instead of a feared combat posting near Kharkiv.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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9/29/26
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