Canaan Lidor is a journalist based in Jerusalem, Israel, and writes for The Times of Israel. With a focus on local news, Canaan covers a range of topics including politics, social issues, and current events in the region. Their reporting provides insights into the complexities and nuances of the Israeli society and the ongoing conflicts in the area.
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Canaan Lidor's articles primarily cover evolving stories related to government & politics and culture & society in Israel, particularly with a focus on Tel Aviv. Based on the coverage attributes, he seems most interested in ongoing developments rather than one-time events. He also covers government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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Both promised to help ensure a smooth transition of power in separate calls with the president-elect.
Top leader Ali Khamenei did not say why the assembly was convened, but disputed claims that Hezbollah is weak.
At least 100 Muslim men attacked Maccabi soccer fans on a scale unseen for decades.
Some Dutch officials said that the attacks were due to unchecked immigration from the Middle East, while others avoided the subject of the attackers' identity.
The nonbinding text names Muslim antisemitism as a vector of Jew-hatred and calls for withholding public funding from promoters of Israel boycotts.
El Al sent 8 airplanes for free and Arkia and Israir cut prices following mass assault on Israelis in the Dutch capital.
Shopkeepers displayed PLO flags near the rally, which took place where Muslims coordinated a mass assault on Israeli soccer fans on Thursday.
By: Canaan Lidor, Benny Morris, Abu Mohammad Al-Julani
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Credit: Australian Government via Wikimedia Commons.
Described by some as spontaneous reactions to Israeli provocations, the assaults emerged in court as antisemitic, ruthless—and meticulously planned.
The national security minister spoke after Justice Minister Yariv Levin laid out a lengthy procedure to be followed for the dismissal.
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