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Whatever his role in the Khashoggi whodunit, the Saudi crown prince is unfit for the role he has chosen as the surgeon of his nation’s easy-money disease.

This weeks roundup of current affairs.

Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs.

Drone employment threatens to upset delicate cease-fire agreement in nearby Idlib

The mayoral election’s behind-the-scenes drama intensifies.

In Jerusalem asked the five mayoral candidates to give us insight into their vision.

Tuesday’s election at a glance

As we all know, preelection promises are not always kept in full, if at all. Taking a deep breath may be in order.

November 9 will mark the 80th anniversary of ‘Kristallnacht.’ A recent conference shines the spotlight on works in limbo due to Nazi thievery

After earlier claiming that Khashoggi's death was a botched operation, Saudi Arabia's public prosecutor walked back the assertion.

Got a minute? Here's the week in review.

Some 200 new immigrants packed Kanta bar to hear City Hall candidates’ platforms.

Jerusalem is holy to three religions: Judaism, Islam and Christianity.

The younger Soros in the op-ed said his father’s liberal and political philanthropy was inspired by his experiences as a Holocaust survivor.

Sa’ar fiercely denied Netanyahu’s charges that he had discussed replacing him with Rivlin or any Likud figures.