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"Iranian presidential election of 1997 took place on May 23, 1997, which resulted in an unpredicted win for the reformist candidate Mohammad Khatami." -moreSo now they figure that the new President in Egypt wont be so bad
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Social protests turn violent in Tel Aviv
June 24, 2012
TEL AVIV (JTA) --"Social protests in Tel Aviv turned violent as demonstrators shattered windows and attempted to break into banks.
Some 85 people were arrested in Saturday night's demonstrations; 37 of the arrested protesters will be indicted, Haaretz reported.
Saturday night's violent protests come some 24 hours after protests in Tel Aviv in which 12 activists were arrested, including Daphni Leef, a high-profile activist leader.
Protesters in the Friday night protests accused police of excessive violence." -more
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Here in Israel we've just had a major political battle ...and the Prime Minister demonstrated the power of a broad government to actually govern!
The details are below as reported by the Jerusalem Post:Knesset rejects Ulpana bill 69-22
"By a vote of 69-22, the Knesset has rejected the bill proposed for retroactively legalizing a number of West Bank outposts, including the Ulpana outpost.
Notable from the vote was the absence of Science and Technology Minister Daniel Herschkowitz and Public Diplomacy and Diaspora Affairs Minister Yuli Edelstein from the vote.
Both ministers had previously publicly declared that they would vote for the bill even though they would be fired from their cabinet positions.
Despite their public declarations, ultimately they absented themselves from the vote" -more
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Israel announces it will fund non-Orthodox rabbis for 1st time
"JERUSALEM — Israel's attorney general has announced that non-Orthodox rabbis serving their communities will receive state funding for the first time.
Up to now, the state has recognized and supported only Orthodox rabbis, leaving the more liberal clergy and their congregations without state funding." -more
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Life sentence for Egypt's Mubarak; sons acquitted"CAIRO — Former President Hosni Mubarak has received a life sentence for failing to stop the killing of protesters during Egypt's uprising. But he and his sons have been cleared of corruption charges, setting off protests for greater accountability for 30 years of abuses under the old regime.By nightfall on Saturday, a large crowd of up to 10,000 was back in Cairo's Tahrir Square, the birthplace of the uprising, to vent anger over the acquittals. Similar protests went on in the Mediterranean port city of Alexandria and Suez on the Red Sea."-more
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