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[The daily edition]( Thursday, January 19, 2023 Presented by [Americans for Kyiv](
[Coalition scrambles to give Deri new role, possibly alternate PM, after court ruling](
By TOI staff
With Shas head barred from being a minister and refusing to be downgraded to Knesset speaker, some in cabinet urge Netanyahu to give him controversial job, but move would be risky
[AG demands Netanyahu fire Deri after High Court disqualifies him as minister](
By Carrie Keller-Lynn
[In bombshell ruling, High Court nixes Shas head Deri from serving as minister](
By Jeremy Sharon [Cheered by backers, embattled Deri vows to finagle way around court disqualification](
By TOI staff
Coalition reportedly caught off guard by gravity of decision by High Court; considerations for way forward include naming Shas chair as alternate PM to keep him in cabinet
[‘Antidemocratic’: Haredi news outlets slam High Court ruling on Deri](
By TOI staff
[Deri said likely to resign or be fired as minister while looking to bypass top court](
By TOI staff
Op-Ed
David Horovitz
[Court ruling against Deri set to escalate, accelerate coalition assault on judiciary](
Decision finding it ‘extremely unreasonable’ for recidivist financial criminal to hold senior office prompts fresh chaos and dissent; 12 days ago, he was filling in as PM
[Shin Bet said to up security around Supreme Court chief, justice minister](
By TOI staff
[ToI podcast / Daily Briefing Jan. 19: Does court’s ruling on Deri create a constitutional crisis?](
By TOI staff from our sponsor
[Itâs winter and the Jewish children in Ukraine are freezing](
As Russia ruthlessly attacks Ukraine, thousands have gone days without electricity, warm food & without a roof over their head. Together we can provide them with a home cooked meal
[Organizers expect greater turnout at Tel Aviv protest this weekend after Deri ruling](
By TOI staff
Fair weather plus anger over coalition’s reaction to High Court seen likely to fuel attendance at 2 locations in Tel Aviv, as well as rallies in Jerusalem, Haifa, Beersheba
[Anti-government protesters assaulted outside justice minister’s home](
By TOI staff
[In about face, Lapid to attend anti-government protest as Deri ruling revs up battle](
By TOI staff
[Furious coalition vows to return Deri to office after court rules he can’t serve](
By TOI staff
Likud-led government says near-unanimous court disqualification an ‘injustice’ to convicted Shas leader; coalition members vow to push forward with plans to overhaul judiciary
[Ex-Likud minister Meridor says Netanyahu out to ‘destroy’ judicial system](
By TOI staff Live updates
[LIVE: Cohen set to visit Ukraine, 1st minister to do so since war began](
By Michael Bachner
Foreign minister accepts invitation from Ukrainian counterpart, according to officials from both countries; in call, Cohen also vows to fully reopen Israeli embassy within 60 days
Top Ops
Herzl Hefter
[The religious Zionist community has some soul-searching to do](
We need to set aside the messianism, ethnocentrism, and xenophobia in favor of a Jewish statehood that is rooted in Jewish identity yet suited to the modern world
Joel Swanson
[Learning Hebrew brought me closer to Judaism â and alienated me from Israel](
The problem was being able to read what Smotrich, Ben-Gvir and Netanyahu really believe â in their native tongue
[Meeting White House official, Netanyahu stresses bid to build Saudi Arabia ties](
By Amy Spiro and Jacob Magid
In 1st Jerusalem visit since new government sworn in, Jake Sullivan notes shared ‘challenges and opportunities,’ mum on Biden administration’s concern over Israeli domestic issues
[Top Biden aide Sullivan begins Israel trip aimed at syncing up with new government](
By Jacob Magid
[Israeli, Palestinian envoys trade jabs at UN as official warns of ‘collision course’](
By Luke Tress [Does courtâs ruling on Deri create a constitutional crisis?]( [listen to the podcast]( [Arab Israeli terrorist released after 40 years; police seek to prevent celebrations](
By TOI staff
Maher Younis greeted by his mother in northern town of ‘Ara; National Security Ministry says officers told to clamp down on any public displays of jubilation, support for terrorism
[Two Palestinians, one of them a teacher, killed by IDF fire during clash in Jenin](
By Emanuel Fabian
[Police detain two Palestinians in Netanya on alleged terror suspicions](
By Emanuel Fabian
Interview
[Why an intern at Israel’s Mission to the UN judged this week’s Miss Universe pageant](
By Amy Spiro
At 21, social media star Emily Austin served as a judge at the annual beauty pageant, in between sports reporting gigs and an internship with Gilad Erdan’s team in New York Analysis
Lazar Berman
[Typically al-Aqsa’s top defender, Jordan signals it won’t dwell on spat at holy site](
Despite scuffle between envoy and police on Temple Mount, Amman appears to be avoiding a major fight, says Israel, but wary Abdullah can only refrain from responding for so long
[Kosher cheeseburgers? Chief rabbi rules some cultured meat may not be ‘fleishig’](
By Judah Ari Gross
Rabbi David Lau says beef cultivated from stem cells could be considered ‘pareve’ if it’s marketed as a meat alternative, but not if it claims to be the real deal
[Israeli firm unveils new attack drone that can land back in soldier’s hand](
By Emanuel Fabian
State-owned IAI says it has been awarded multi-million-dollar contract to develop variant of Point Blank loitering munition for US Department of Defense
Archaeology
[First evidence of unknown ancient ‘Israeli Silk Road’ uncovered in Arava trash dump](
By Tobias Siegal
Results from sifting 1,600-year-old garbage during a first excavation season at Nahal Omer suggest luxury goods from East were in high demand in the 8th century CE, researchers say [US group dispatches mobile ‘antisemite’ billboards to homes of anti-Israel students](
By Luke Tress
Provocative political outfit Accuracy in Media targets neighborhoods of Berkeley Law School organizers whose groups banned Zionist speakers, sparking uproar
[CRM]( [Meet the Israeli robot spiderman that will clean skyscraper facades in Hong Kong](
By Sharon Wrobel
Verobotics inks $5.4 million deal for its AI-powered ‘human-like’ vertical robots to clean and inspect the exterior of high-rise buildings in Hong Kong
More Headlines
[New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern, an icon to many, steps down in shock move](
By Nick Perry
[Two teens arrested for leaving stun grenade as ‘gift’ for school principal](
By TOI staff
[Finance minister requires Israel Discount Bank to spin off its credit card business](
By Sharon Wrobel
[MKs demand solutions to Hebrew teacher shortage that is vexing new immigrants](
By Judah Ari Gross
[VC warns: If Israel democracy is harmed, tech firms will need to flourish elsewhere](
By Sharon Wrobel
[Iran warns EU parliament of consequences if IRGC is put on terror blacklist](
By AFP and TOI staff
[Ben Gvir said to ban police from using water cannons against Haredi protesters](
By TOI staff
[England’s Arsenal soccer club probing ‘disturbing’ antisemitism involving its fans](
By AFP and TOI staff
[Nourishing read / Michael W. Twittyâs food memoir âKoshersoulâ named Jewish book of the year](
By Andrew Silow-Carroll
[Make a big noise / Music of Queen comes to Israel with ‘We Will Rock You’ musical](
By Jessica Steinberg [The daily edition](
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