Sunday, July 23, 2023

THE DAILY SYNDICATE

Hundreds pray for unity at Kotel ahead of judicial reform vote   Following morning prayers, the organizers encouraged participants to form a human chain from the Western Wall to the Knesset.     IDF chief warns of ‘dangerous cracks’ amid reservist threats   "If the best do not serve in the army—we will no longer be able to exist as a country in the region."       Netanyahu delays trips to Cyprus, Turkey following surgery   After the PM "underwent a medical procedure, a follow-up of several weeks became necessary."             latest news           Protests in Jerusalem ahead of final votes on ‘reasonableness’ bill           Israeli forces prevent knife attack at Gilboa crossing           Netanyahu successfully undergoes cardiac pacemaker surgery           ‘Barak detailed plans to bring down government three years ago’           IFCJ marks 100 flights bringing Jewish Ukrainians to Israel           Fitch Ratings keeping tabs on Israeli judicial reform effort   Sonia Gorodeisky         Jordan allowing Golan Druze entry without visas   Baruch Yedid         Riyadh to allow Israeli officials attend UNESCO confab           Israel completes firefighting mission in Greece             Opinion and Features       Khaled Abu Toameh The wages of PA corruption   Donor nations must insist on transparency and accountability.       Israeli startup personalizing women’s medication is ‘reaching for the moon’   Femtech firm Levana tracks the monthly fluctuations in the way medicine works.   Pesach Benson         Benjamin Baird California Assembly looks to honor state’s most radical Islamists   HR 52 fails to provide a representative sample of California's Muslim leaders. Instead, it serves to divide communities, legitimize extremism and undermine mainstream and moderate Muslim voices.       Shoshana Bryen The phone call doesn’t matter   U.S. President Joe Biden's last-minute call to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu can't undo years of antagonism toward the Jewish state.       IDF soldiers with disabilities earn special berets   Close to 1,000 Special In Uniform soldiers from communities across Israel are serving in 45 bases in all branches of the IDF.   Pesach Benson         Efraim Inbar Should Netanyahu go to China?   It is not desirable to exacerbate the tensions with the United States just to increase access to the Chinese market.       Jacques Neriah Is Iran ‘retuning’ its relations with the African continent?   Despite Ayatollah Khamenei's New Year declarations, Iran’s efforts to strengthen its position in Africa have seen no significant breakthrough.

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