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Swastikas Spray Painted On New York's Jewish Homes, Synagogues: Police
A police spokeswoman confirmed that "multiple locations had swastikas drawn with spray paint" and that no arrests had been made.
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Netanyahu Appeals to Keep Coalition Intact, Citing Security
Netanyahu stressed his long security background as he made the case for why he would keep the defense portfolio in his own hands.
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Israel Approves New Homes in Settlement After Demolishing 2 Buildings
Israel gave final approval on Wednesday for plans to build 300 new homes in a Jewish settlement in the occupied West Bank, announcing the move as it carried out a court demolition order against two vacant apartment blocks in the same enclave.
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Israeli NGOs Feel the Heat From Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's New Government
On a backstreet in Jerusalem sit the sparse offices of B'Tselem, an Israeli organisation that has long been a bane of successive governments, tirelessly flagging military abuses in occupied Palestinian territory.
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Rising Star Ayelet Shaked of Israeli Far Right to Take Justice Post
Ayelet Shaked, Israel's incoming justice minister, is a far-right politician who has drawn fierce criticism for her outspoken views on Palestinians and attempts to advance legislation criticised as anti-democratic.
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Benjamin Netanyahu's Clinches Deal to Form New Israeli Government
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clinched a deal to form a new government on Wednesday, just before a deadline was to expire, but the coalition will rule by only the slimmest of majorities in Israel's turbulent parliament.
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Israel's Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman Says Won't Join New Government
Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman announced on Monday he would not join the new government being formed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying the coalition was not sufficiently "nationalist".
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Benjamin Netanyahu Sweeps Past Main Challenger in Israeli Election
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party swept past its main rival, the centre-left Zionist Union, after nearly all votes were counted in Israel's election today.
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Swastikas Spray Painted On New York's Jewish Homes, Synagogues: Police
A police spokeswoman confirmed that "multiple locations had swastikas drawn with spray paint" and that no arrests had been made.
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Netanyahu Appeals to Keep Coalition Intact, Citing Security
Netanyahu stressed his long security background as he made the case for why he would keep the defense portfolio in his own hands.
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Israel Approves New Homes in Settlement After Demolishing 2 Buildings
Israel gave final approval on Wednesday for plans to build 300 new homes in a Jewish settlement in the occupied West Bank, announcing the move as it carried out a court demolition order against two vacant apartment blocks in the same enclave.
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Israeli NGOs Feel the Heat From Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's New Government
On a backstreet in Jerusalem sit the sparse offices of B'Tselem, an Israeli organisation that has long been a bane of successive governments, tirelessly flagging military abuses in occupied Palestinian territory.
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Rising Star Ayelet Shaked of Israeli Far Right to Take Justice Post
Ayelet Shaked, Israel's incoming justice minister, is a far-right politician who has drawn fierce criticism for her outspoken views on Palestinians and attempts to advance legislation criticised as anti-democratic.
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Benjamin Netanyahu's Clinches Deal to Form New Israeli Government
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clinched a deal to form a new government on Wednesday, just before a deadline was to expire, but the coalition will rule by only the slimmest of majorities in Israel's turbulent parliament.
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Israel's Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman Says Won't Join New Government
Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman announced on Monday he would not join the new government being formed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying the coalition was not sufficiently "nationalist".
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Benjamin Netanyahu Sweeps Past Main Challenger in Israeli Election
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party swept past its main rival, the centre-left Zionist Union, after nearly all votes were counted in Israel's election today.
