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Protesters Take On Settlements In ‘Biggest Ever Jewish-Led Protest’ of AIPAC

Some organizers are using the hashtag #JewishResistance.
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Both Parties Defy Reality When It Comes To The Federal Budget

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Israel Moves To Decriminalize Marijuana Use

But selling and growing marijuana would remain criminal offenses.
By Maayan Lubell, Reuters

Israel Accuses Human Rights Watch Of ‘Propaganda,’ Denies Access

The decision blocks a U.S. citizen from starting his assignment with the human rights organization in Israel and the Palestinian territories.
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NFL Players Pull Out Of Paid Trip To Israel Fearing They're Being 'Used'

"I want to be a voice for the voiceless, and I cannot do that by going on this kind of trip to Israel," Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett said.
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Israel Lifts Restrictions On Settlement Building In East Jerusalem

The decision came on the same day as the first phone conversation between Trump and Netanyahu since the inauguration.
By Ori Lewis, Reuters

Netanyahu Intensifies Criticism Of The Obama Administration, Thanks Trump

This kind of animosity toward a U.S. president is "certainly unprecedented," an Israeli analyst says.
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Trump May Have Thwarted Obama’s Final Move On The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict With One Phone Call

The president-elect apparently upended years of careful planning.
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