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As Iran prepares to surpass limits set by its 2015 nuclear deal with world powers, each step it takes narrows the time the country’s leaders would need to have enough highly enriched uranium for an atomic bomb — if they chose to build one.
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The GOP-held Senate is poised to swiftly reject a $4.5 billion emergency bill passed by the House, and has instead teed up a vote on a similar but bipartisan alternative as Congress tries to deliver aid to the southern border before the government runs out of money to care for thousands of migrant families and unaccompanied children.

Secular activists have organized an urgent meeting, being held on Wednesday night, in opposition to families affiliated with Toldos Aharon coming to the city of Charish. Ladaat News reports that a spokesman for Toldos Aharon confirms there are currently 30 families serious about making the move.

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The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee says he expects special counsel Robert Mueller to have “a profound impact” when he testifies before Congress on July 17, even though Mueller has said he won’t provide any new information.
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The main witness in the Duma murder case in which members of the Darawshe family perished as a result of a firebomb attack, refused to testify
There was a measure of drama in the courtroom on Wednesday, when Amiram Ben-Uliel, who is charged with the murders of three members of the Darawshe family in the PA (Palestinian Authority) village of Duma in 2015, refused to testify in the Lod District Court despite being the central witness in the case.

The hafganos in Jerusalem and Beit Shemesh continued on Tuesday, the result of two chareidi sisters being arrested by military police. The protesters lit garbage bins on fire and when the fire department arrived, they blocked fire trucks and then stole equipment from the truck.

A toddler, a year-and-a-half old, was playing at home in Bnei Brak on Wednesday, when he fell from a high place and severely injured himself.
Volunteers from United Hatzalah in the city arrived quickly and began first aid treatment for the toddler.
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Mayor Leon met on Tuesday with Mayor Bowser of Washington, DC. The Mayors discussed their shared challenges and opportunities as the leaders of capital cities, how to increase tourism, advance economic development and affordable housing, build smart-city technology, and create effective transportation infrastructure.