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With the showy, royal puffery of the queen’s banquet at Buckingham Palace and tea with Prince Charles over, President Donald Trump turned to business Tuesday, and the possibility of a trade deal once Britain finally leaves the European Union.
In a joint news conference with outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May, Trump expressed confidence that Brexit would evenually happen. “I think it will happen,” he said, adding: “This is a great, great country, and it wants to have its own identity. . . . I think it deserves a special place.”

In a video published on Monday, Hamas boasted that it had found a way to “overcome” Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system.
The video, translated from Arabic by Israeli Channel 12, shows Hamas militants next to rocket launchers, as well as footage of what appeared rockets fired from Gaza at Israel in May.
“We found a way to overcome Iron Dome. The pace of launches was the fastest in our history, 700 rockets in 30 hours. 85 rockets were fired at Ashkelon, 80 to Ashdod, 60 to Beersheba — all carrying large warheads,” Hamas said.
“We employed a tactic of massive launches toward a single target to overcome Iron Dome. The heaviest fire was used after [Israel] hit high-rise buildings. We have more surprises up our sleeve,” it added.

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Hundreds of Shuls, Kollelim and Botei Medrash have enjoyed learning these special Yom Tov sugyos on Leil Shavuos and throughout Yom Tov.
This year’s sugya tackles the sugya of “Arvus” addressing shailos such as:

MK Bezalel Smotrich, who heads the United Right’s National Union faction, on Tuesday discussed the ruckus surrounding his Sunday statement that he aims to “return the Torah to its foundation.”
“I have no intention of stuttering or apologizing, or ceasing pushing for the things I believe in,” he added.
There’s also a “complete lack of understanding” when it comes to how Jewish law works, he said. “Reality has changed, Judaism by the way has also changed.”
“When you say ‘an eye for an eye’ it’s obviously not physically, it’s monetary [compensation].”
Read more at Arutz Sheva.
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President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior Middle East adviser Jared Kushner held talks with European Union chief Jean-Claude Juncker in Brussels on Tuesday.
Kushner arrived in Brussels from London, where his father-in-law is making a state visit, and the trip came with international hopes dimming for a US peace plan for the Middle East.
“The president will meet Jared Kushner, senior adviser to the president of the United States of America, Donald Trump. They will discuss the Middle East situation and other geopolitical issues,” European Commission spokeswoman Mina Andreeva told reporters.
Read more at i24NEWS.
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In a handwritten letter penned by the Vizhnitzer Rebbe Shlit’a he appeals to klal yisroel to participate in the fundraiser that is set to take place in the near future.
    “My dear brothers, I plead with you for assistance in the holy work that my forefathers began.  Beis Vizhnitz is relying on you to perpetuate the avoidas hakoidesh. Don’t do it for me. Do it for Hashem’s honor, Torah, Yiras Shamayim and Chassidus.  We must protect the chinuch of our children against today’s influences by building a protective wall around them. The children are so close to my heart and I praise those that will share my passion and help me in my mission.”

Former Prime Minister Ehud Barak is running for the Labor party leadership, Army Radio reported on Tuesday.
The Labor party’s leadership primary will take place on July 2, after its current chairman, Avi Gabbay, led the party to its worst ever election on April 9, gaining a mere six seats.
Barak led the party to victory in 1999 when he was elected Prime Minister, beating then Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Gabbay is supporting Barak’s candidacy for leadership, according to a report by Israel Hayom.
Read more at i24NEWS.
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Sephora, a US-based cosmetics and skincare company, has come under fire for stating that it “does not ship to Palestine” when asked if the company ships to Israel.
The ruckus came after an Israeli Instagram user responded Monday to a Sephora advertisement with the innocent question, “Do you ship to Israel??”