PM to discuss efforts to 'rebuff Iran's terrorism and aggression' with embattled counterpart Boris Johnson; will also powwow with new US defense chief

Defense Secretary Mark Esper approved the use of $3.6 billion in funding from military construction projects to build 175 miles (282 kilometers) of President Donald Trump’s wall along the Mexican border.
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A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for New York City and the Tri-State area until 9:00PM.
Some of those storms could become severe, potentially impacting parts of the region with damaging winds, hail, torrential rain and an isolated tornado or two.
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New York – Over summer break, more than 135,000 parents, alumni, educators and supporters of private education in New York submitted comments to the State Education Department expressing opposition to the proposed “substantial equivalency” regulations and urging that they be withdrawn. Since 1894, parents in New York have been authorized by statute to enroll their […]

PA also calls premier's trip to West Bank city 'racist,' says it is purely for domestic political purposes ahead of this month's elections

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Israel was close to launching an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities in 2012, despite opposition from the Obama Administration, the New York Times reported.
The administration sent a series of officials to Israel to “Bibisit” Prime Minister Netanyahu and convince him to hold off on any attack every few weeks.
Netanyahu stated that his intentions to attack Iran were “not a bluff” and that it was opposition within his own government and Cabinet which ultimately prevented any attack.
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Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered Wednesday evening a historic, albeit controversial, public address at a state ceremony in the city of Chevron, announcing that “Chevron will not be free of Jews.”
The state memorial service, which commemorated the Jewish victims of the 1929 Arab riots, was the first time an Israeli leader made a public address in the flashpoint city where less than 1,000 Jewish settlers live within a city of 200,000 Palestinians.
“We have accomplished historical justice, and returned to the city of the patriarchs,” Netanyahu said. “I’m proud that my government approved the Jewish Quarter Plan a year ago to build dozens of new housing units for Chevron Jews. We do not come to dispossess anyone, but nobody will dispossess us either.”