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Inside the tomb of Menna, part of the Theban Necropolis.

Archaeologists Armed With Analyzer Change Paradigm of Ancient Egyptian Art

Ruth Schuster

People demonstrate on "Day of Disruption" in protest against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government's judicial overhaul in Jerusalem Tuesday.

Opinion || Is It Too Late to Save Israel?

Daniel Gordis

Protesters clashing with the police near Jerusalem on Tuesday as the Netanyahu government aims to weaken the Supreme Court.

Analysis || Israel's Protesters Won a Battle Against Netanyahu, but It May Not Be Enough

Anshel Pfeffer

Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., speaks during a news conference by the Congressional Progressive Caucus in Washington DC in May.

‘No Way in Hell’: Ilhan Omar to Boycott Israeli President’s Address to Congress

Ben Samuels

A reveler praying with tefillin at a Chabad stand in Tel Aviv during Purim a few years ago.

Chabad’s ‘Tefillin Wars’ Break Out on the Streets of Israel

Haaretz

Young ultra-Orthodox men protest outside an army recruiting office in Jerusalem.

Explained || How Israel's Judicial Coup Led to Growing ultra-Orthodox Influence

Ido Baum

Lucás Ávila and Jim Caviezel in “Sound of Freedom.”

U.S. Republicans’ Favorite Summer Blockbuster Flirts With Antisemitic QAnon Blood Libel

Ben Samuels

Israel-Lebanon border, last week.

Analysis || Israeli Protests Sidelined Lebanon Conflict; Another Escalation Could Change That

Amos Harel

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Analysis || Israel's Protesting Pilots Hope to Reach Critical Mass Through Individual Action

Amos Harel

MK Simcha Rothman, chairman of the Knesset's Constitution, Law and Justice Committee, on Thursday.

Netanyahu Gov't Revises Key Judicial Coup Bill on 'Reasonableness Standard'

Noa Shpigel

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