Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

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Right-wing Israelis stormed army bases. What happened, and why does it matter?

JTA · 30 Jul

Right-wing Israeli protesters broke into military bases to free soldiers accused of mistreating Palestinian prisoners, leading to clashes and calls for investigations.

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Netanyahu, Gore and bipartisan group of dignitaries remember the late Sen. Joe Lieberman at memorial service

Jacob Kornbluh in Forward · 24 Jul

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, along with a bipartisan group of dignitaries including former Vice President Al Gore, attended a memorial service for the late Sen. Joe Lieberman in Washington, D.C. Lieberman, known for his bipartisan approach, was remembered fondly as a bridge between Democrats and Republicans.

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Former Rep. Mondaire Jones rips Jamaal Bowman over Israel and endorses primary competitor George Latimer

Luke Tress in JTA · 4 Jun

Former New York Congressman Mondaire Jones has endorsed George Latimer over Rep. Jamaal Bowman for New York's 16th Congressional District primary, citing Bowman's controversial statements on Israel.

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The Nasty Lies That Politicians Spread About Israel

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 2 Jun

The text discusses President Joe Biden's recent speech addressing the Israel-Hamas conflict, criticizing his perceived lies and political motivations.

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In a rare move, Biden administration withholds bombs to Israel in effort to influence Rafah operation

Ron Kampeas in JTA · 8 May

In a significant move, the Biden administration temporarily withheld the delivery of large bombs to Israel in an effort to influence Israel's planned operation in Rafah.

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The hostage deal negotiations are not what most people think.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 2 May

The text discusses various topics related to Jewish identity, Israel, and international relations.

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Netanyahu decries 'antisemitic mobs' at Columbia as university negotiates with student protesters

Lauren Markoe in Forward · 24 Apr

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized Columbia University, accusing it of being overrun by anti-Semitic mobs that threaten Jewish students and faculty, likening the situation to 1930s Germany.

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House overwhelmingly passes Israel aid, even as dissent grows in both parties

Ron Kampeas in JTA · 22 Apr

The U.S. House of Representatives approved a $26 billion Israel-Gaza aid package with overwhelming support, including funding for Israel's defense and humanitarian aid for Gaza.

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In a first, US is reportedly set to sanction Israeli military unit for alleged human rights abuses

Ben Sales in JTA · 21 Apr

The United States is reportedly planning to sanction an Israeli military unit, the Netzach Yehuda battalion, for alleged human rights abuses against Palestinians, marking the first time the US has taken such a step against an Israeli military unit.

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Analysis: Biden and Netanyahu trade barbs to satisfy their bases

Jacob Kornbluh in Forward · 10 Mar

President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu engaged in a heated exchange of criticisms, with Biden accusing Netanyahu of harming Israel with his Gaza actions, and Netanyahu defending his policies including opposition to a Palestinian state.

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The U.S. and Europe seem to be siding with Hamas.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 20 Feb

The United States and Europe appear to be aligning with Hamas as they express discontent with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of the conflict.

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A $35 deck of cards aims to shame world leaders over Gaza casualties

Camillo Barone in Forward · 27 Jan

Ashish Prashar and an anonymous collective are selling a deck of War Criminal Playing Cards for $35 with the aim of shaming national leaders they believe are responsible for the war in Gaza.

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A two-state fantasy

Jerold S. Auerbach in JNS · 26 Dec 2023

In this article, the authors argue against the idea of a two-state solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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President Biden, Jewish American safety is your responsibility, not Israel’s

Emily Tamkin in Forward · 12 Dec 2023

In this article, the author discusses President Joe Biden's remarks about the safety of Jews and Israel.

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The Sermon on the Mount Herzl

Bonjour Chai · 10 Nov 2023

The text discusses a shift in the relationship of Diaspora Jews with Israel, highlighting the impact of recent events like protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Hamas massacre in 2023.

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What happened in Israel? The Hamas attack, its grim toll and what’s next, explained

JTA Staff in JTA · 8 Oct 2023

On Saturday, Israel experienced a horrific day of bloodshed, with hundreds of attackers infiltrating Israel from Gaza, killing 600 Israelis, taking hostages, and injuring thousands.

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Why Is There a Crime Explosion Among Arab Israelis? // A Massive String of Homicides has Begun Targeting Politicians

Yossi Krausz in Ami · 30 Aug 2023

Israel is currently facing a surge in murders, with a particular focus on the Arab Israeli sector.

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Our Favorite Broadcasts of 2022

Tikvah · 6 Jan 2023

In 2022, Mosaic held 46 conversations on various topics in Jewish life, including the Jewish community in Ukraine, sexual ethics, Israeli judicial reform, the book of Esther, and the passing of a renowned Jewish critic.

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Our Favorite Broadcasts of 2022

Tikvah · 6 Jan 2023

In 2022, Mosaic hosted 46 new conversations on various topics in modern Jewish life.

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There's a Place Called Kosovo

Israel Policy Pod · 30 Sep 2020

In this article, Dr. Dahlia Scheindlin discusses the implications of mutual recognition between Israel and Kosovo, as well as the Israel-related aspects of the recent economic normalization deal between Serbia and Kosovo.

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Scribe | Take it from a Palestinian: The Abraham Accords reward human rights abuses

Forward · 17 Sep 2020

The article criticizes the Abraham Accords, a peace agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, as a publicity stunt rewarding Israel despite human rights abuses and breaches of international law.

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Understanding the Real Origin of that New York Times Cartoon

Izabella Tabarovsky in Tablet · 6 Jun 2019

The article discusses the origins of a controversial New York Times cartoon featuring Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former U.S. President Donald Trump.

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A Fourth of July Story

David Samuels in Tablet · 30 Jun 2016

Anatoly Shcharansky, a Soviet mathematician, married Natalia Stieglitz (later Avital) on July 4, 1974, before she left for Israel.

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