Israeli, Hungarian ministers sign cooperation deal

Published in Science and Technology on Tuesday, September 16th 2025 at 13:07 GMT by The Jerusalem Post Blogs
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Political developments	Coalition talks, ministerial appointments, policy proposals, court rulings	Israeli Knesset website, official party releases
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Diplomatic Relations	Negotiations with the U.S., EU, Arab states, UN resolutions	UN press releases, U.S. State Department briefings
Legal Proceedings	Supreme Court cases involving Israeli law, court judgments	Israeli Supreme Court’s published decisions
Public Opinion & Social Issues	Opinion polls, civil society responses, protests	Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics, NGOs

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