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Judi Weinstein Haggai and her husband, both in their 70s, had been taken prisoner from their Kibbutz Nir settlement

Banned by Israel between 1967 and 1993 to quash Gazan culture and identity, the fruit has now taken on new life and spread globally as a statement of resistance

The House Foreign Affairs Committee set to investigate alleged connections

Statistics and examples show that solidarity with Palestine is widespread across the Black community

The  introduction of AI algorithms to identify targets ushers in a new phase in modern warfare

The President's new boldness could signal a shift in Israel-US relations

Some communities fear that it may be interpreted as support for Israel's actions in Gaza

A sudden jump in Palestinian civilian deaths reported: as of Saturday, 15,200, 70% of whom are children

The move aims to deter violence without publicly naming the individuals affected

The Catholic pontiff had a fiery phone call with President Herzog last month - so fiery it was not even officially reported