It’s not the flotilla, it’s Gaza
Op-ed: The women’s boat to Gaza is another unpleasant and inconvenient reminder that we cannot keep talking about tunnels and rockets as if that’s the… Read More ›
Op-ed: The women’s boat to Gaza is another unpleasant and inconvenient reminder that we cannot keep talking about tunnels and rockets as if that’s the… Read More ›
October 6 is a national holiday in Egypt to celebrate what is considered to be the Egyptian army’s victory over Israel in 1973. Egypt… Read More ›
It’s the proverbial dogs barking at the moving convoy. The US has opposed Israel’s settlement policies for so long that when a senior administration… Read More ›
WASHINGTON – US Vice President Joe Biden hailed Israel’s late founding father, Shimon Peres, as a symbol of optimistic leadership throughout dark times for… Read More ›
In an unusually strong statement, the State Department called plans to construct a ‘significant’ new settlement of up to 300 housing units and establish an… Read More ›
Analysis: While paying tribute to Shimon Peres, Obama employed his oratorical prowess to communicate to the PM his true feelings toward him by expressing his… Read More ›
Ateret Cohanim: There is “no force or coercion used in any circumstance – only free sale, free will and financial payments.” Ateret Cohanim, a… Read More ›
Labor MK Rosenthal: It would be bad for the party and bad for the country. A national unity government cannot be brokered with the Zionist… Read More ›
While the Jordanian government has portrayed the deal as good for Jordan economically, it has struck a nerve among the public. On Sunday night,… Read More ›
Jerusalem – The world’s oldest man, who turned 113th on Thursday, plans to mark his birthday by celebrating his bar mitzvah in the Israeli city… Read More ›
During vice presidential debate, Pence reprimands rival for skipping Netanyahu’s Congress speech, says accord ‘guarantees’ Tehran gets nukes Virginia senator Tim Kaine on Tuesday… Read More ›
A group of genes central to the development of autism have reportedly been found by a team of scientists at Ben-Gurion University; the discovery may… Read More ›
The World Health Organization’s upcoming report on worldwide obesity has terrible data on Israel, which is only second to the USA for childhood obesity. An… Read More ›
The 401st has been protecting a large area of the West Bank around Hebron for the last four months. The 401st Tank bridge controls… Read More ›
Approximately 92 million sq.m. of Israeli territory is laden with mine fields, laid out during the country’s various battles in the Golan Heights, Arava Valley,… Read More ›
The termination of the pro-BDS group’s accounts took place in Ireland and Northern Ireland in late September according to the Irish news outlet RTÉ. … Read More ›
A new study by the Taub Center finds that not only is healthy food too expensve for low income families, but that the fact they… Read More ›
If Netanyahu finishes his current term that began last year – in fact, if he stays in office until July 5, 2019 – he will… Read More ›
From Dimona’s mayor to the transport minister, officials throughout Israel are considering renaming roads and sites after the recently deceased statesman Shimon Peres, including the… Read More ›
Ultra-Orthodox grip on government over issues of religious freedom and equality rankles a clear majority of Israelis JERUSALEM (JTA) — The haredi Orthodox parties… Read More ›