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Private brand and hot dogs for NIS 5: Will SPAR make a revolution?

Dutch retail giant SPAR to launch in Kfar Saba, offering European prices on imported products, promising a shopping experience like no other for Israeli consumers.

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Death of Raisi doesn't signify Israel's defense establishment can sleep well at night

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The time has come for an investigation into the October 7 failures

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Israel advocates must publicize judge Donoghue's clarification of ICJ ruling

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Action is needed now to restore the civil compass on university campuses

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Israel's Rafah operation hurts Egypt's plans

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Death of Raisi doesn't signify Israel's defense establishment can sleep well at night

The time has come for an investigation into the October 7 failures

Israel advocates must publicize judge Donoghue's clarification of ICJ ruling

Action is needed now to restore the civil compass on university campuses

Israel's Rafah operation hurts Egypt's plans