Sunday, August 13, 2023

THE DAILY SYNDICATE

Netanyahu delays vacation, summons IDF chief for ‘urgent’ meeting   The heads of Israel's security services deny report they planned to bypass the government and go public with judicial reform concerns.   Joshua Marks   Police abandon racism motive in Burqa shooting   While the homicide charges against Yehiel Indore have been downgraded, he remains the prime suspect in the killing of 19-year-old Kosei Ma’atan.       Check Point buys Israeli cybersecurity startup Perimeter 81 for $490 million   The acquisition's framework requires users to be authorized and authenticated on a continual basis.   Pesach Benson           MOre Headlines           Netanyahu: US-Iran deal will fund terrorism           Saudi Arabia appoints first-ever envoy to PA and Jerusalem           Abbas in Egypt for talks with el-Sisi and King Abdullah           Shots fired at IDF post near Jenin           Mystery blasts in Damascus ‘destroyed Iranian weapons depot’           Report: Ukraine weighs ending visa-free agreement with Israel           Jewish Iranian deported from Israel for attempted espionage           Bacterial infection prompts recall of Real Kosher Ice Cream products           Overturned munitions truck sparks deadly anti-Hezbollah clash           ‘Prospect of social encounters leads to baseless perception of strangers’   Pesach Benson         Israeli youth at risk while playing online games             Opinion & Features       Fix the court   The protests in Israel are not really against judicial reform. They are anti-Benjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu demonstrations.   Dry Bones       David M. Litman CNN’S curious coverage of the ‘Middle East’ in July   Contrary to what CNN apparently believes, no one needs 15 different iterations of more or less the same story.       Majid Rafizadeh Is Biden abandoning Israel for Iran’s mullahs?   The U.S. administration's appeasement policies towards Iran are empowering its Islamist, radical regime in the region, while undermining America's democratic ally Israel.       ‘This is the real thing’: US Visa Waiver Program’s point man speaks   Gil Bringer is the Israeli official who has been coordinating the delicate and complicated talks to have Israel admitted to the lucrative program. He now believes that it is within reach and will benefit both sides.   Shirit Avitan Cohen         Tel Aviv’s fisher jackals   “The jackal population is exploding because they are not afraid to stay near human settlement,” says Yaron Dekel, scientific director of the Shamir Research Institute.   Avi Kumar         Turning hoops into bridges with Athletes for Israel   The Arizona and Kansas State men's basketball teams are in Israel as guests of AFI, a nonprofit organization dedicated to combating antisemitism and promoting a positive narrative about Israel.   Josh Hasten

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