Despite pause, government files contentious judicial selection bill for final votes

Opposition lawmakers fumed Tuesday morning as it became apparent that despite Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s announcement Monday night that...

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Toi Staff

Herzog phones PM, Gantz, Lapid to launch talks on compromise after overhaul paused

President Isaac Herzog held phone calls with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition party leaders Yair Lapid and Benny Gantz, urging them...

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Toi Staff

Rothman threatens ‘political’ response to labor federation strike against overhaul

The far-right chair of the Knesset Constitution, Law and Justice Committee on Tuesday threatened the country’s main labor union after it called a...

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Toi Staff

Hundreds rally against overhaul at Israel consulate in NYC after pause announced

NEW YORK — Hundreds of Israelis and American Jews protested against the Israeli government’s judicial overhaul outside the Israeli consulate in...

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Luke Tress

US lauds pause on judicial overhaul, blasts bills Netanyahu has been seeking to pass

The Biden administration welcomed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s announcement on Monday that his government would be temporarily halting its...

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Jeremy Sharon

(POGLED) Letos bom kot normiran espe ob enakem obsegu poslovanja kot lani plačala okoli 3000 evrov davka več

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Darinka Pavlič Kamien

Jewish People Have One King, And It Isn’t Bibi.

Two things happened to me this week that stressed the importance of this moment in Jewish history. One is a lunch meeting with a fellow wrestling...

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Sam Litvin

U.S. politicians must decide what they really want from TikTok

Data exploitation and geopolitical issues have gotten muddled

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Rui Zhong

Country-wide demos for, against temporarily-halted overhaul end in clashes with cops

Mass-protests for and against the government’s judicial overhaul across major cities descended into clashes with police who sought to clear roads...

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Toi Staff

Netanyahu to be invited to White House soon, US envoy says after overhaul pause

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be invited to the White House “as soon as their schedules can be coordinated,” US Ambassador to Israel...

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Michael Bachner

Netanyahu's Losing It. He Can't Go on Any Longer

Anyone who watched Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaking at the start of this week’s cabinet meeting noticed his hands, which trembled...

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Nehemia Shtrasler

Gallant’s future unclear as calls grow for PM to roll back his firing

Despite the announcement of his ouster a day earlier, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant had not received an official notice of his sacking as of late...

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Toi Staff

Nathan Chavin, Jewish ad exec who wrote raunchy country western hit, dies at 78

JTA — In a 30-plus-year career in advertising, Nathan Chavin wrote everything from signs on construction site scaffolding to classified ads to...

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Jon Kalish

GWU clears professor of antisemitism charges brought by pro-Israel group

JTA — George Washington University has cleared a professor of allegations from a federal civil rights complaint that she discriminated against...

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Andrew Lapin

100 Hebrew teachers for new immigrants file resignation letters in protest at wages

100 Hebrew teachers at state-run language schools for new immigrants filed resignation letters on Sunday in protest at a lack of progress in...

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Toi Staff

We’re One But Not the Same

“We’re one but we’re not the same, We get to carry each other, carry each other…” — from the song “One”, by U2 The Israeli...

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Jason Harris

Is bringing back firing squads for executions a good idea?

The image of gunmen in a row firing in unison into the chest of a condemned prisoner may conjure up a bygone, less enlightened era. But the idea of...

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Japan Today

Twenty years since the Iraq invasion and what has been gained?

Twenty years have passed since the US-led invasion of Iraq, with its harsh consequences, severe developmental setbacks and its alienation from its...

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Dr Amira Abo El-Fetouh

The Spring Madness Continues

The United States, South Korea, and Japan continue to conduct bilateral and trilateral exercises designed to combat North Korea. This activity has...

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Konstantin Asmolov

Egypt: Who can run against Sisi in the 2024 presidential elections?

The question that occupies the minds of the Egyptian people, amid a difficult living environment, a record rise in prices and a continuous collapse...

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Mahmoud Hassan

The rearmament trap

Commentary. To approve increased military spending today is to position the country and its immediate future within a scenario of endless war....

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Tommaso Di Francesco

5 Mistakes New Leaders Make and How to Avoid Them

Relationship building and learning the culture provides a strong foundation.

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Female Sexual Dysfunction: What's Going Wrong?

Helping women understand and express their sexual difficulties.

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Jennifer Reid M.d

The Turmoil of Uncertainty

Living with illness can create a state of suspended animation.

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Sylvia R. Karasu M.d

العمل على حل الأزمات

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Calls for action against pro-government supporters after assaults on TV crew, Arabs

Opposition leaders on Tuesday urged the government and Israel Police to clamp down on violence by pro-government supporters after a television news...

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Toi Staff

Bank of Israel head issues new warning on overhaul, says bodies’ independence vital

Bank of Israel Governor Amir Yaron again cautioned Tuesday against the potential economic danger posed by the government’s push to curb the...

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Toi Staff

Pilots resume training flights as overhaul paused, but are keeping ‘an eye open’

The leaders of the reservist pilots’ protest against the government’s judicial overhaul plans announced Tuesday that they would resume training...

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Toi Staff

UK’s BP teams up with Abu Dhabi state oil group to buy 50% of Israel’s NewMed Energy

British multinational oil and gas firm BP plc and Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (Adnoc) on Tuesday announced a joint bid to buy 50% of Israel’s...

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Sharon Wrobel

From Spain to the world: Fighting against antisemitism

As Europe sees a terrifying rise in antisemitism, the World Jewish Congress (WJC) gathered in Madrid on 20 & 21 March to discuss ways to combat...

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David Fernández Puyana

EDITORIAL: Foreign intern’s case shows need to help isolated pregnant women

The acquittal of a former Vietnamese technical intern trainee accused of abandoning the bodies of her stillborn twins should lead to effective...

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AI and social media are a dangerous combination

Let’s play connect the dots. Drawing lines between recent events reveals worrying developments and an increasingly salient threat, one we’re...

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Policymakers Keep Solving the Wrong Banking Problem

LONDON – Banks can fail, and often do. Yet whenever this happens, we act surprised. Worse, we look for villains and guilty parties, even when...

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Limiting what you say, and to whom, can help you prepare.

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Kaytee Gillis

Sourful is Powerful

Olliver’s Sour Lemonade recipe encourages us to embrace our sour power.

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Caroline S. Clauss-Ehlers Ph.d

Daily Briefing Mar. 28: PM delays judicial overhaul but holds a ‘loaded gun’

Welcome to The Times of Israel’s Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what’s happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world,...

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Toi Staff

Former student kills six at Nashville school in latest US mass shooting

NASHVILLE, Tennessee (AFP) — A heavily armed former student killed three young children and three staff in what appeared to be a carefully...

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Susannah Walden

Supreme Court critic Amsalem installed as second minister in Justice Ministry

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Toshiba Needs to Restore Stability by Going Private

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Use Relocation to Promote Kyoto’s Charms to International Community

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AG tells High Court she opposes petition to disqualify Ben Gvir’s cabinet appointment

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