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Israel beats Belgium, advances to the round of 16 in EuroBasket for first time in a decade
The Belgians nearly erased a 21-point deficit in the final quarter – but the Israelis held on to claim a landmark achievement that has eluded them since 2015.
'History is central to Israel-Poland ties,' former ambassador to Poland tells 'Post'
Jewish leader bashes former PM's denial of Poland's Holocaust role
Polish PM: Israel testing Polish solidarity with the war on Hamas
Polish foreign minister due to arrive in Israel today for three-day visit
Waszczykowski, who formerly was the Polish ambassador to Iran, is making his first visit to Israel since taking office in November 2015.
A visit to the old and new hells of Europe
My weeklong visit to Hell reaffirmed my commitment to defend Israel’s right to exist, to speak out for Israel when it is unfairly attacked, and to defeat its enemies in the marketplace of ideas.
No holds are barred as Israel battles for a one billion dollar defense deal
Defense Ministry officials hope that after the two years of relative stagnation in weapons sales, the figures will rise in 2016.
48 years since expulsion of Poland’s Jews
The purge resulted in the forced exodus of 20,000 Jews, a mere 25 years after Nazi Germany had carried out the Holocaust on Polish soil.
Construction crew unearths bones at site of former Nazi camp
The Jewish community of Krakow, which officially owns the property, was not informed of the plans to repair the pipeline, its president said.
Citing high costs, Knesset panel urges halt to school trips to Poland
The committee convened for a discussion about high school class trips to Poland to visit key sites of the Holocaust and the many students who cannot afford to join these outings.
Police say tour 'cartel' fixed prices on youth delegations to Poland
Officers from the Israel Police and the Anti-Trust Authority arrested nine suspects on Monday morning and seized a number of bank accounts of suspects believed linked to the alleged scam.
Poland says will not accept migrant quotas after Paris attacks
"The attacks mean the necessity of an even deeper revision of the European policy towards the migrant crisis," Konrad Szymanski said at a Saturday briefing.
Elbit to provide Polish special forces with training equipment
Poland to receive live-fire training suites for combat soldiers, vehicles, simulation equipment, grenades, and suicide bomber kits to simulate engagements with terrorists.
'If Europe opens its gates to Muslims, there will be beheadings here'
More than three decades on from the events that shot him to fame, Lech Walesa, the co-founder of Solidarity, is enjoying himself as Poland’s ‘enfant terrible.’