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One of the most insane videos I've seen.
American-Jewish comedian who describes himself as pro-Palestine is attacked at his show by a woman who believes all Jews are evil.
This antisemitic garbage has become totally normalised. Social media brain rot!
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🔴 Israel Police: No investigative or intelligence evidence supports Likud’s claims of election theft by Arab parties
🔴 Likud alleges widespread fraud at Arab polling stations, claims Israel’s election was “stolen” and demands an immediate investigation
Read more here 👉
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No clear winner emerged in Israel's elections on Wednesday morning, with the vote count still underway. Neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition nor the opposition bloc, led by Gadi Eisenkot, secured a majority, according to exit polls on Tuesday night.
For many Israelis, after three years of war on multiple fronts, the election is seen as existential, and voter turnout appeared to be high. cbsn.ws/3VXWfB3
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‘Are they crazy? We'll die’: Netanyahu shouts at ultra-Orthodox activist in recorded call
Just 90 minutes before polls closed, Netanyahu angrily demanded to know why ultra-Orthodox voters were staying home, warning of a government ...
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Voters heading to the polls in Tel Aviv tell CBS News' @DovLieber that this is most consequential election they've ever voted in. Lieber explains how Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin is making the case for more time to resolve conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran, while his main opposition says it's time for new leadership
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Ronnie Teram Gilad spent $3,000 to travel from Boston to Israel for just 36 hours to vote in the country’s first national elections since the Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023.
Gilad is one of thousands of Israelis making the trip for what many voters are calling an existential decision.
She told @CBSMATTGUTMAN that she wants to make a difference: “My fingers are crossed that we fulfill what we came here for.”
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“You can become the mayor of Vienna, simply running against the Jews. … Can I really say that that’s not true about America today?”
As Israel votes and U.S. midterms near, @havivrettiggur joins @AaronBMacLean in Jerusalem to discuss a dangerous time for Jews everywhere.
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Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party is lagging behind in the polls ahead of Israel’s first election since the Oct. 7, 2023 terrorist attacks. CBS News’ @CBSMATTGUTMAN has more.
Israel will hold its first parliamentary elections since the October 7, 2023 terror attacks on Tuesday.
Former Israeli military chief Gadi Eisenkot is Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s main challenger in the race. CBS News’ @DovLieber reports from Eisenkot’s final campaign rally before election day.
Memorial service held for 'extraordinary' broadcaster Dermot Murnaghan trib.al/IcokTOE
Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) tells CBS News' @DovLieber that the U.S-Israeli conflict with Iran will continue until the Iranian regime is changed, adding that he believes "the people of Iran will rise up."
"I don't want to be killed by a nuclear weapon," Scott tells CBS News. "I don't know anybody that does. I think if they get one, they're going to do everything they can to kill us."
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BREAKING: A landmark government report is set to reveal the vast scale of antisemitism in English schools and colleges, Sky News can exclusively reveal.
The report, written by former schools inspector Sir David Bell, will on Wednesday set out 27 recommendations to create change.
World-renowned Irish author Sally Rooney's books will no longer be supplied to booksellers in the U.K. due to her public support for Palestine Action, a group banned as a terrorist organization in Britain. cbsn.ws/3VKYXd2
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“It was a shock” to see Palestinian legislative elections postponed yet again, says Palestinian politician @SSinijlawi. “What was postponed is not a simple election. It is an opportunity for the young generation to peacefully participate in the political life.
"We keep convincing them that the ballot will change their lives, and then the door keeps closing again and again. So it's making the argument for democratic change very difficult.”
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Ed Miliband and the foreign ministers of Australia, Canada, and France, have released a joint statement saying they "deeply regret the Palestinian President’s decision to postpone" the elections.
Worth noting that when the UK recognised Palestine last year, it said Abbas committed to "organising new elections within a year of a ceasefire".




















