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Suspect in Trump assassination attempt pleads not guiltyCypriot MEP claims Israel buying up Island through real estate, land developmentGerman media chief declares ‘I am a Zionist’ at World Jewish Congress in GenevaPalestine Action’s online map and manual publicly targets Israeli civilians
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EU imposes sanctions on ‘violent settlers’ after Hungary’s veto falls away
EU imposes sanctions on ‘violent settlers’ after Hungary’s veto falls awayOnce, Jews defended themselves to survive. Now this reflects defeat – opinionSuspect in Trump assassination attempt pleads not guiltyCypriot MEP claims Israel buying up Island through real estate, land developmentGerman media chief declares ‘I am a Zionist’ at World Jewish Congress in GenevaPalestine Action’s online map and manual publicly targets Israeli civilians
