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As Benjamin Netanyahu’s government pressed ahead with plans to limit judicial influence, Israelis thronged to unusually large rallies.

A plan to limit judicial influence set off a rancorous debate, mass protests and even fears of political violence. Now, some among the government’s religious right-wing base are breaking ranks.

Ukrainian officials have said that they are in dire need of more ammunition as Russia continues to make grinding gains in the east.

The combined death toll in Turkey and Syria rose to nearly 36,000. But in a hopeful note, three survivors were pulled from the rubble in Turkey and Syria’s leader opened more border crossings to let aid in.

The Wagner paramilitary group said its fighters had seized a village outside Bakhmut, as Moscow’s forces continue a brutal campaign that has nearly encircled the strategic eastern city.

With Moscow’s forces closing in, the besieged city is too dangerous for the volunteers, Ukrainian commanders said, in what could be a prelude to a Ukrainian withdrawal.

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Western museums are major tourist attractions, drawing travelers from around the world. But what responsibility do we bear as spectators for patronizing institutions that display what critics say are stolen works?

The presidential election this month in Africa’s most populous country is completely unpredictable. An unexpected third candidate with a huge youth following may upend decades of traditional politics.

The first 72 hours are critical for finding survivors after natural disasters. The men rescued in Turkey on Tuesday had been under rubble for nearly 200 hours.