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• The Jerusalem Post

  • Sudan capital locked down after coup triggers deadly unrest

    20 minutes ago

    
    Life came to a halt in the capital Khartoum and its twin city Omdurman across the Nile on Tuesday, a day after the army seized power in a coup that triggered unrest.
    

  • What can the Holocaust teach about German woman convicted of ISIS crimes?

    30 minutes ago

    
    The crimes between ISIS and the Nazis have many parallels — Including the difficulty in bringing them to justice.
    

  • Foreign Ministry baffled as US denies ‘heads-up’ on Palestinian NGO designations

    47 minutes ago

    
    The US State Department has repeatedly claimed it was not informed ahead of time of Israel's designation of Palestinian NGOs as PFLP arms.
    

  • Netanyahu trial: Avi Berger says Ex-PM fired him after Bezeq chief threat

    53 minutes ago

    
    Ex-communications ministry director-general Avi Berger told the court about the Bezeq half of ex-prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Case 4000 trial.
    

  • Japan's princess Mako gives up title as she weds her college sweetheart

    2 hours ago

    
    Japan's Princess Mako married her college sweetheart Kei Komuro on Tuesday and gave up royal title, ending a dramatic four-year saga.
    

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• Haaretz.com

  • It's the ‘language of the occupier,’ but some East Jerusalemites regret neglecting Hebrew

    29 minutes ago

    While efforts are being made to enhance the study of Hebrew, youngsters are often taught little more than rudimentary elements by untrained teachers. Some educational experts and parents are up in arms

  • Israel doubles down on notifying U.S. about terror labeling of Palestinian NGOs

    35 minutes ago

    Foreign Ministry official said that the State Department was informed 'on a few occasions' of the decision to designate six Palestinian NGOs as terror groups, despite previous U.S. claims

  • U.S. blames Iran for drone attack on American forces in Syria

    59 minutes ago

    While officials believe the attack was encouraged by Tehran, the drones weren't launched from Iran

  • Iran trying to prop up aerial defense array on Israel's border, defense officials warn

    3 hours ago

    According to security officials, the array Iran is trying to establish in Lebanon, Syria and other locations is meant to thwart Israeli attacks ■ Israeli Air Force sees increased use of drones against Israel

  • Sudan’s military coup was no surprise

    7 hours ago

    It's still uncertain what Sudan will look like post-coup, which largely depends on U.S. sanctions. However, America might turn a blind eye to the takeover due to Sudan’s strategic importance in the Red Sea region

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• The Times of Israel

  • FDA expected to authorize Pfizer COVID vaccine for kids 5-11

    37 minutes ago

    Israel planning to follow suit after its own approval process, as soon as mid-November

    

  • Defiant Sudan protester deaths mount as international community condemns coup

    58 minutes ago

    At least 4 dead and 80 wounded as military fires on crowds; UN Security Council expected to meet on developments; top general to give news conference

    

  • At yeshiva fundraiser, Jill Biden pays tribute to Jonathan Sacks

    2 hours ago

    'We mend the world one life at a time, one act at a time, one day at a time,' first lady says at annual dinner for Yeshiva Beth Yehudah in Detroit

    

  • IDF launches ‘Southern Storm’ training exercise on Gaza border

    2 hours ago

    Drill meant to 'improve preparedness' and check that forces internalized the takeaways from May's 11-day conflict, military says

    

  • Iran man gets jail, lashes for stealing cashews

    2 hours ago

    Amid ridicule and calls for lighter punishment, judiciary says it will form a special commission in Qom province to study the issue of the 'proportionality of the offense'

    

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