The Jerusalem Post
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Identity politics and policing: What the Henry Nowak case exposes in Britain - opinion
A fatal stabbing in the UK sparks debate over policing, bias, and the danger of judging victims by labels.
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A fatal stabbing in the UK sparks debate over policing, bias, and the danger of judging victims by labels.
Leadership must choose: a law-abiding country where court rulings are binding and criminal acts carry consequences; or a country where every faction decides for itself which laws it recognizes.
Lior Amihai, the head of Peace Now was assaulted by a far-right settler in the West Bank on Jerusalem Day.