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UK Labour formally bans Corbyn from running as a candidate in elections

The UK Labour party on Tuesday formally banned past leader MK Jeremy Corbyn from running as a candidate of the party in the next elections. Corbyn,...

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The Times of Israel

Toi Staff

Kosher Dekal aims to stick the landing one year after its Passover product fail

New York Jewish Week — Last year, a company that advertised a Passover-friendly counter lining became a household name — but for the wrong...

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The Times of Israel

Jacob Henry

Do You Have a Local Urgent Care Devoted to Treating Migraine?

Finding emergency migraine treatment is difficult but worth exploring.

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Psychology Today

Kathleen O’Shea

هل العلمانية تمنع لعنة العقد الثامن؟

ما يحدث في إسرائيل الآن أمر غير مسبوق، فلأول مرة يظهر المجتمع العلماني الإسرائيلي...

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العين الإخبارية

د. نصر محمد عارف

Israel launches new Ofek-13 spy satellite into orbit

The military successfully launched the “Ofek-13” spy satellite into space early Wednesday morning, the Defense Ministry said. The satellite,...

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The Times of Israel

Toi Staff

Agatha Christie novels edited to remove offensive references to Jews

JTA — The HarperCollins publishing company has revised multiple novels by the famed British mystery writer Agatha Christie to remove references...

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The Times of Israel

Gabe Friedman

Three Months of Madness: What a Fully Right-wing Government Has Done to Israel

It has been three months of madness, and nausea, and laughter, and utter astonishment, and dread, and amusement. Dear Lord, where did all this come...

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Haaretz

B. Michael

Right-wing activists accost, threaten ‘leftist’ drivers at 2 kibbutz entrances

Far-right activists on Monday accosted and threatened drivers at the entrances to two kibbutz communities due to their belief that residents oppose...

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The Times of Israel

Toi Staff

For months, PM ignored mounting US concerns; Biden decided to drive the point home

WASHINGTON — Initial statements from Biden administration officials in the first 24 hours after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced...

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The Times of Israel

Jacob Magid

Patriots owner Robert Kraft launches campaign to raise awareness of antisemitism

AP — New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft faced the camera during a video call, pointing to a small, sky-blue lapel pin on his blazer. The pin...

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The Times of Israel

Deepa Bharath

The Baby We Musn’t Divide Must Be Healthy, Democratic and Include All Its Parts

When I left Israel a week ago Sunday, I wondered whether I would have a country to come back to.  I am now here in the U.S. just over halfway...

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The Times of Israel (Blogs)

Arik Ascherman

The Israeli Center-left Must Be Wary of Soldiers' 'Spontaneous Putsch'

The fear of the disintegration of the reserves – and the consequences for the regular army and the military’s capabilities overall – are...

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Haaretz

Yagil Levy

China must immediately release detained Japanese citizen

Opaque interpretation of law means anybody can be arrested anytime

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Nikkei Asian Review

Nikkei Editorial

Seven dead and 10,000 infected in dengue outbreak

At least seven people in Argentina have died from dengue this year. With 9,388 cases, this is the second biggest outbreak of the disease since the...

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Buenos Aires Herald

Facundo Iglesia

Explosive thrown at IDF troops near West Bank border, causing no injuries

An attacker threw an explosive at Israeli troops near the West Bank border early Wednesday morning, the Israel Defense Forces said. The explosive...

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The Times of Israel

Toi Staff

موقف إيراني مستغرب.. من البيان الخليجي

بينما تشهد منطقة الشرق الأوسط تحركات متزايدة من الدول المحورية نحو تهدئة النزاعات...

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العين الإخبارية

محمد خلفان الصوافي

WATCH: Netanyahu tells US Democracy summit that alliance with US is unshakable

The Times of Israel is liveblogging Wednesday’s events as they occur. A day after being sworn in as a minister, Likud MK David Amsalem resigns...

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The Times of Israel

Toi Staff

Daily Briefing March 29: Biden and Netanyahu at odds, deepening US-Israel discord

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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The Times of Israel

Toi Staff

Advancing biological weapons convention (BWC): the Philippine role

By Jesus S. Domingo The 9th Review Conference of the Biological and Toxins Weapons Convention (BWC) concluded in 2022 represents a significant step...

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The Korea Times

Guest Column

Lamenting the Decline of Liberty

Embed from Getty Images The story is told that when Benjamin Franklin left the closing session of the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia,...

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The Times of Israel (Blogs)

Richard Kronenfeld

Search on suspicion, the new Israeli version

Recently, I heard a Palestinian man describe the experience of driving home through a checkpoint, with his family in the car. He found himself...

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The Times of Israel (Blogs)

Judy Halper

How best not to sell your chametz

While the dangers of the Internet and the digital age have been widely written about over the years, the blessings that the internet offers to the...

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The Times of Israel (Blogs)

David Fine

How Will ChatGPT Affect Reporters?

“If an article is generated entirely by ChatGPT or a comparable service, who’s the writer? Who do you put as the author? Or does it matter?”...

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The Times of Israel (Blogs)

Omri Hurwitz

How did disaster happen so quickly?

The speed and force of the coalition’s assault on Israel’s democracy has stunned many  liberal Israelis. It has revealed how fragile the social...

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The Times of Israel (Blogs)

Barry Topf

A shameful stain on Menachem Begin’s legacy

Every lawyer knows that the presentation of a court case is as vitally important to the judicial outcome as are the facts delineated in the case....

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The Times of Israel (Blogs)

Frieda R. F. Horwitz

The death of Jewish democracy

Supporters of the judicial overhaul love to point to the United States’ example of politicians appointing judges as a good one. But the story of...

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The Times of Israel (Blogs)

Fred Hidvegi

Brothers not enemies: A change in attitudes can heal Israel’s divisions

Today’s Israel is seen by many as a deeply divided country. Differences between people is perhaps natural, yet these levels of disunity are...

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The Times of Israel (Blogs)

Motti Eichler

There's no such thing as artificial intelligence

By Parmy Olson No one sells the future more masterfully than the tech industry. According to its proponents, we will all live in the "metaverse,"...

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The Korea Times

Tribune Service

VOX POPULI: Moral education should give the students tools for living a good life

“Dotoku,” or moral education, is a tough subject to teach at school. The purpose is to “nurture morality that will form the basis of living a...

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The Asahi Shimbun

The Asahi Shimbun

Xi’s the Boss

MOSCOW – Despite their shared communist ideology, China and the Soviet Union were hardly close friends and committed partners during the Cold...

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Project Syndicate

Nina L. Khrushcheva

A good year for China’s economy

BEIJING – In March 2022, the Chinese government set a target of 5-5.5% gross domestic product growth for the year. At the time, such growth...

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The Japan Times

Yu Yongding

Why South Korea still handles China with kid gloves

Under the leadership of the imperious Xi Jinping, China has practiced a pugnacious foreign policy that has alienated its neighbors and pushed them...

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The Japan Times

Matthew Fulco

Japan wants wage winners. Is it ready for losers?

The slogan used by the Japan Council of Metalworkers’ Unions sums it up: “Secure Jobs for a Secure Future.” Throughout the country, talk and...

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The Japan Times

Gearoid Reidy

The dark, Islamophobic world of a UAE 'dirty smear campaign'

A "smear campaign" alleged to be orchestrated by the United Arab Emirates and executed through a Geneva-based private intelligence firm has...

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Middle East Monitor

Nasim Ahmed

Manchester United looks immune to the banking crisis

What’s a rare painting or an antique vase worth? The simplest answer is: What somebody is willing to pay for it. When beauty is in the eye of the...

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The Japan Times

Matthew Brooker

Democracy in Iraq appears to be taking its terminal breath

We are witnessing another decline in Iraq. The Economist Intelligence Unit's annual Democracy Index indicates another low point, with Iraq falling...

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Middle East Monitor

Haifa Zangana

Washington’s Position in Syria Under Fire (Literally)

In late March a drone strike was carried out in Syria. Not by the United States or Israel, but by forces opposing the illegal US occupation of...

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New Eastern Outlook

Brian Berletic

Turkey’s Peace Agenda

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan addressed his country in an interview with Turkey’s NTV channel: “Turkey will never be a party to any war;...

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New Eastern Outlook

Alexandr Svaranc

‘Vision’ of UK-Israel Ties Is Blind to the Occupation

Despite the worrisome trajectory of Netanyahu’s ultraright coalition, the UK lays out a roadmap for developing bilateral ties based on expedient...

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The Times of Israel (Blogs)

Susie Becher

We need dialogue – not Israel’s version of MAGA

Even from thousands of miles away in the United States, watching this bitter judicial reform fight between right and left unfold in Israel has been...

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The Times of Israel (Blogs)

Micah Segelman

The Malady of Corruption: Is It Contagious or Inherited?

Psychologists find that you can be infected by corruption by being around it.

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Psychology Today

Debbie Peterson

How the grandmothers of disappeared children drove a revolution in genetics

“Martín, I am your grandmother,” 89-year-old Delia Giovanola, one of the founders of the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo, said down the phone. It was...

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Buenos Aires Herald

Facundo Iglesia

Ancient jaws: Recently found 6,000-year-old copper fishhook was likely for sharks

Shark was on the menu in Israel more than 6,000 years ago, archaeologists believe, after they uncovered one of the oldest known copper fishhooks in...

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The Times of Israel

Melanie Lidman

Morocco increasingly struggles to balance Israel ties with support for Palestinians

RABAT, Morocco — Morocco is struggling to balance its alliance with Israel with support for the domestically popular Palestinian cause, an...

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The Times of Israel

Melanie Lidman

Halting the Authoritarian Drift

LONDON – Last week, the International Criminal Court indicted Russian President Vladimir Putin for war crimes, alleging that he is responsible for...

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Project Syndicate

Kaushik Basu

Ben Gvir reportedly set to detail plan for billion-shekel, 1,800-man national guard

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir plans to detail elements of his proposal to create a new security force, which may include a...

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The Times of Israel

Toi Staff

Likud, far-right scorn Biden criticism; one MK says Israel can defend itself alone

Members of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition reacted furiously Wednesday morning to US President Joe Biden’s extraordinary criticism...

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The Times of Israel

Michael Bachner

Changing environment is compelling China to raise its global profile

Ukraine peace plan is a sign of Beijing's wide-ranging interests

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Nikkei Asian Review

Jacques Attali

Palestinian teachers’ strike over wages grows, reflecting deep crisis in governance

AL-AZZA REFUGEE CAMP, West Bank — In schools across the world, children are halfway into their second semester. But in a Palestinian refugee camp...

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The Times of Israel

Agencies

US backs special tribunal on Russian ‘aggression’ against Ukraine

WASHINGTON, United States (AFP) — The United States on Tuesday threw support behind a special international tribunal to try Russia for...

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The Times of Israel

Shaun Tandon

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