Новости за 23.01.2021

Tu Bishvat became a day for planting trees, and in 1908, Jewish National Fund and the educational system officially adopted this practice.

Beyond the aforementioned works, the library holds a collection of Hebrew texts from all over the world, ranging from Western, Central and Eastern Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and China.

Protesters gathered at the London Garden in Tel Aviv, carrying signs in Hebrew, English, and Russian reading "Free Navalny."

His cause of death has yet to be announced, though he had been hospitalized with COVID-19 a few days prior.

Navalny called on his supporters to protest after being arrested last weekend when he returned to Moscow for the first time after being poisoned in August.

The complaint apparently refers to the United Arab Emirates, which recently signed agreements with settler companies to export their products to the Gulf state.

The strange story of the drone threat to Trump begins on social media, and so far, largely ends there.

Ties between Tehran and Washington worsened under the administration of former President Donald Trump, who in 2018 withdrew from Iran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers and reimposed sanctions.

The sovereign council denied that discussions to cancel the law were taking place.

“Here we go again,” one person tweeted, claiming a “large” convoy had entered eastern Syria on the “first day” of Biden’s presidency.

Under the new procedures, the ensemble of judges hearing sexual offense cases will be of mixed gender.

The latest claim comes on the heels of a conspiracy theory spread by a high-level AKP official that said US president Joe Biden is “Kurdish.”

Health Ministry requirement to show negative coronavirus test on return to Israel goes into effect Saturday at midnight.

But the once-rich communal life of Bukharan Jews in Khujand ended last week with the passing of the city’s last remaining Jewish person.

Friends and neighbors have stopped talking to one another over their diverging opinions on political issues, vaccines and masks.

“I was just sitting there, trying to keep warm, paying attention to what’s going on,” Sanders said.

David Leitner has made it a tradition to eat two falafel portions each Jan. 18 to celebrate his survival.