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Turkish Minister Wants to Become Governor of Jerusalem

U.S. President Donald Trump is offering Turkey eased sanctions, dropped legal proceedings, and a military sales package worth more than $700 million ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara on July 7–8.

This comes at the same time as Turkey’s interior minister pledged to “liberate” Jerusalem and ”return” the city to Turkish rule.

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When memories repeat themselves

When Eli Sharabi fought for his life in Hamas tunnels, he carried a legacy of survival. Sharabi has Yemeni and Moroccan roots, and like millions of other Israelis, memories of persecution are not distant historical chapters but stories that have lived on around kitchen tables, in family albums and in the silence of relatives who did not survive.

A Day celebrating the Reunification of Jerusalem

Jerusalem was Israel’s capital for about a thousand years before the Roman Empire destroyed the Second Temple in the year 70. During the occupation of Rome and other empires, the city was never the capital of any other country, while Jews in the diaspora throughout the centuries prayed  ”Next year in Jerusalem ” as they celebrated holidays such as Passover and Yom Kippur.

EU countries want to Boycott Israel

Eighty years after Europe almost completely wiped out its Jewish population through the Holocaust, while at the same time confiscating Jewish assets worth thousands of billions of Swedish kronor in today’s value, Europe is now seeing demands for a diplomatic, cultural, and economic boycott of the Jewish state.

The Refugee Crises the world ignores

The world’s largest refugee crises, primarily driven by conflicts involving Islamist groups and countries, are largely ignored by the international community, while at the same time the Palestinian refugee situation has been deliberately perpetuated across generations.

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The Jewish Calendar

The Jewish Calendar The Jewish calendar-year traditionally begins on Rosh Hashanah – the Jewish New Year which begins at sunset September 25 this year 2022

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