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The Netherlands Criminalizes Purchase of West Bank Settlement Goods as European Restrictions Expand 

The Netherlands has made purchasing goods produced in Israeli settlements in the West Bank a criminal offense, joining several other European countries that have imposed restrictions on trade with the settlements.  The Dutch measure, decided in July, took effect September 22. Violations can carry penalties of up to six years in prison, community service or…

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Never Underestimate the Houthis | RAND

Just a few years ago, Yemen’s Houthi rebels were second- or third-tier members of Iran’s “Axis of Resistance,” prompting policymakers to treat them as a subsidiary of Tehran. But while they benefit from Iranian weapons, training and know-how, the Houthis also have their own interests at heart—and behave accordingly. This armed group that…

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After the year of resilience: Israeli tech’s soul-searching

After the year of resilience: Israeli tech’s soul-searching

The holiday season is a natural opportunity for reflection: personal, organizational, and industry-wide. Israeli tech is wrapping up another complex year in which it was required to demonstrate unprecedented resilience. While the global community primarily focused on geopolitical risk over the past year, Israeli companies continued to deliver results, meet strict enterprise SLAs globally, and…

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‘Netanyahu does not represent jewish religion’: Thousands gather outside UNGA ahead of Israeli PM’s address; counter-protesters trade accusations over Israel-Gaza war

New York [US], September 24 : A confrontation broke out between protesters and counter-protesters near the United Nations General Assembly venue in New York on Wednesday (local time) ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu scheduled address at the Assembly. During the protest, a New Yorker Dovid Feldman criticised Netanyahu’s upcoming UNGA address, saying the…

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