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Protestors Seeking Hostages' Release Smear Paint In Israeli Parliament
A group of Israelis demanding their government do more to free hostages held by Hamas in Gaza protested in parliament on Wednesday with some smearing paint on the partition between the visitors' gallery and the plenum.
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Israel Approves Bill To Allow Al Jazeera Broadcast Ban Amid Hamas War
The Israeli parliament passed a bill Monday giving top ministers the authority to bar from Israel the broadcasts of news channel Al Jazeera -- a step Premier Benjamin Netanyahu is poised to take.
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"Release Them": Relatives Of Gaza Hostages Break Into Israeli Parliament Panel
A group of relatives of Israelis held hostage by Palestinian gunmen in Gaza stormed a parliamentary committee session in Jerusalem on Monday, demanding that the lawmakers do more to try to free their loved ones.
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"Will Bring Back All Hostages But...": Netanyahu Heckled By Families
Families of hostages taken by Gaza operatives jeered Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday as he addressed parliament, vowing to bring the captives home but saying "more time" was needed.
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Hamas Drugged Hostages Before Releasing Them, Israel Parliament Told
Hamas drugged Israeli hostages before freeing them, "to make them look happy," a Health Ministry official told a Knesset panel on Tuesday.
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Gaza Parliament, Other Hamas Government Buildings Seized, Says Israel Army
The Israeli army said Tuesday it had captured parliament and other government insitutions run by Hamas in Gaza City, as its forces deepened their offensive in the Palestinian territory.
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Israel PM Defends "Necessary" Judicial Reform Vote As Protests Intensify
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday defended as "necessary" parliament's vote for a key clause of the government's controversial judicial reform package, defying mass protests and international concern.
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Netanyahu In Parliament Post Surgery, Before Vote On Israel Judicial Bill
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived on Monday at parliament, his office told AFP, ahead of a final vote on a key clause of his government's controversial judicial overhaul package.
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Israel PM Netanyahu Gets Pacemaker Ahead Of Vote On Judicial Reforms
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu underwent surgery to implant a pacemaker on Sunday ahead of a debate in parliament on a controversial judicial overhaul bill that has brought tens of thousands of protesters to the streets.
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Israel MPs Prepare Divisive Bill For Final Votes Amid Protests
An Israeli parliamentary committee has adopted a key clause of the hard-right government's controversial judicial reforms, a statement said Thursday, as protests intensified ahead of final votes on the bill.
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Israel's Netanyahu Pauses Judicial Reforms, Trade Unions End Strike
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday announced a pause to divisive judicial reforms moving through parliament, after months of street rallies that drew tens of thousands.
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Israel Lawmaker Urges Government To Extend Military Support To Ukraine
A senior lawmaker from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's party called on Tuesday for the country to stop "fence-sitting" on Ukraine and provide it with military defences against Russia, which he accused of "terrorism".
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Thousands Protest Outside Israel's Parliament Over Judicial Reforms
Thousands of Israelis protested outside parliament Monday against the government's controversial judicial reform plan, which aims to give lawmakers substantially more control over the supreme court.
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"Listen To Me": Israeli Woman Who Accused Top Rabbi Of Rape
Through weekly protests outside Israel's parliament, Nehama Teena has demanded an investigation into a prominent rabbi she accuses of rape and sought to break the code of silence surrounding sexual assault in the Orthodox world.
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Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu To Form Government With Far-Right Allies
Israel's prime-minister designate Benjamin Netanyahu asked Thursday for a two-week extension in forming a coalition government with his ultra-Orthodox and extreme-right allies, days before the initial time frame elapses.
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Protestors Seeking Hostages' Release Smear Paint In Israeli Parliament
A group of Israelis demanding their government do more to free hostages held by Hamas in Gaza protested in parliament on Wednesday with some smearing paint on the partition between the visitors' gallery and the plenum.
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Israel Approves Bill To Allow Al Jazeera Broadcast Ban Amid Hamas War
The Israeli parliament passed a bill Monday giving top ministers the authority to bar from Israel the broadcasts of news channel Al Jazeera -- a step Premier Benjamin Netanyahu is poised to take.
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"Release Them": Relatives Of Gaza Hostages Break Into Israeli Parliament Panel
A group of relatives of Israelis held hostage by Palestinian gunmen in Gaza stormed a parliamentary committee session in Jerusalem on Monday, demanding that the lawmakers do more to try to free their loved ones.
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"Will Bring Back All Hostages But...": Netanyahu Heckled By Families
Families of hostages taken by Gaza operatives jeered Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday as he addressed parliament, vowing to bring the captives home but saying "more time" was needed.
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Hamas Drugged Hostages Before Releasing Them, Israel Parliament Told
Hamas drugged Israeli hostages before freeing them, "to make them look happy," a Health Ministry official told a Knesset panel on Tuesday.
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Gaza Parliament, Other Hamas Government Buildings Seized, Says Israel Army
The Israeli army said Tuesday it had captured parliament and other government insitutions run by Hamas in Gaza City, as its forces deepened their offensive in the Palestinian territory.
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Israel PM Defends "Necessary" Judicial Reform Vote As Protests Intensify
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday defended as "necessary" parliament's vote for a key clause of the government's controversial judicial reform package, defying mass protests and international concern.
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Netanyahu In Parliament Post Surgery, Before Vote On Israel Judicial Bill
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived on Monday at parliament, his office told AFP, ahead of a final vote on a key clause of his government's controversial judicial overhaul package.
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Israel PM Netanyahu Gets Pacemaker Ahead Of Vote On Judicial Reforms
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu underwent surgery to implant a pacemaker on Sunday ahead of a debate in parliament on a controversial judicial overhaul bill that has brought tens of thousands of protesters to the streets.
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Israel MPs Prepare Divisive Bill For Final Votes Amid Protests
An Israeli parliamentary committee has adopted a key clause of the hard-right government's controversial judicial reforms, a statement said Thursday, as protests intensified ahead of final votes on the bill.
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Israel's Netanyahu Pauses Judicial Reforms, Trade Unions End Strike
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday announced a pause to divisive judicial reforms moving through parliament, after months of street rallies that drew tens of thousands.
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Israel Lawmaker Urges Government To Extend Military Support To Ukraine
A senior lawmaker from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's party called on Tuesday for the country to stop "fence-sitting" on Ukraine and provide it with military defences against Russia, which he accused of "terrorism".
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Thousands Protest Outside Israel's Parliament Over Judicial Reforms
Thousands of Israelis protested outside parliament Monday against the government's controversial judicial reform plan, which aims to give lawmakers substantially more control over the supreme court.
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"Listen To Me": Israeli Woman Who Accused Top Rabbi Of Rape
Through weekly protests outside Israel's parliament, Nehama Teena has demanded an investigation into a prominent rabbi she accuses of rape and sought to break the code of silence surrounding sexual assault in the Orthodox world.
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Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu To Form Government With Far-Right Allies
Israel's prime-minister designate Benjamin Netanyahu asked Thursday for a two-week extension in forming a coalition government with his ultra-Orthodox and extreme-right allies, days before the initial time frame elapses.
