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In a survey conducted by the "Het'orerut”  movement, a disturbing picture emerges that shows the extreme lack of trust of Israeli citizens in the police. According to the survey, almost half (47%) of Israeli citizens do not trust the police. Among the ultra-Orthodox - 52% do not believe in the police. It also shows that 48% of Israelis testify that under National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gavir, their degree of trust in the police decreased. Shanna Orlik, the CEO and founder of the movement Het’orerut, or Rise, said that it was a sign of politicalization of the police. But she told reporter Arieh O’Sullivan it was reversible. (photo: Erik Marmor/flash90)
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IDF forces move into central Gaza, two drones intercepted over Gulf of Eilat, Labor Party votes for a new leader
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The Beatles are coming to Jerusalem, well, with a little help from their friends. A Spring music festival is taking place Thursday, May 30th of Beatles tribute bands. This concert is being hosted at an interesting venue, the Kfar Shaul Mental Health Center in Givat Shaul. It’s the first time that the mental health center, which is housed on beautiful grounds, has agreed to open its gates to a music festival. Organizer Tracey Shipley, a creative therapist working with youth mostly through music and who ran the Woodstock Festivals in Jerusalem, spoke with reporter Arieh O’Sullivan on not only the physical, but psychological importance of the concert and music now. (photo: courtesy) 
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Israel is not telling the narrative about Hizbullah, which has dropped off the Western world radar decades ago, and the country needs to refit its messaging if it intends to deal with Hizbullah because every Israeli deserves the right to live in peace and security in their country. This according to Cliff Sobin, an author of three books on Hizbullah and Israel. He told reporter Arieh O’Sullivan that messaging needs to grab attention, be emotional and be informative. So far, Israel isn’t delivering this, even to its own people. (photo: Alma) 
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Palestinians say at least 30 killed, many injured in Israeli strike and ensuing fire in displaced civilians camp in Rafah. IDF says two senior Hamas commanders killed in precise strike; investigating reports of uninvolved casualties. Armed drone launched from Lebanon explodes near Israeli community, causing fire. Israel orders Spain's Jerusalem consulate to stop providing services to Palestinians in punitive move over Madrid's recognition of Palestinian state.
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The 12th annual Jewish Music Days Festival takes place May 27-29 at Bar-Ilan University, beneath the banner: different but together. Under the artistic direction of Dr. Yuval Rabin, the three day event features concerts, panels and lectures exploring the ever-expanding definition of Jewish music, while tapping into the music of Greece, North Africa, Europe and more. One of participating academics, Dr. Oded Erez of the faculty of musicology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, spoke to KAN's Naomi Segal.

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