Articles by: JewishNews-Rami

In U.S., like in Israel, insane minority forces itself on subdued majority

In U.S., like in Israel, insane minority forces itself on subdued majority

Opinion: By dangling red herrings such as same-sex kisses in cartoons and gender pronouns, a fanatical, religious minority has managed to divert attention from core… Read More ›

‘Let my people in’: Trump tried to join armed rioters on Jan. 6, aide says

‘Let my people in’: Trump tried to join armed rioters on Jan. 6, aide says

Former president lunged at driver’s steering wheel after being told it wasn’t safe to go to Capitol, threw his lunch at a wall, endorsed calls… Read More ›

Military Intelligence backs revived Iran deal, breaking with IDF chief, Mossad

Military Intelligence backs revived Iran deal, breaking with IDF chief, Mossad

Supporters of renewed JCPOA say it buys army time to prepare for more extensive strike on Iran and deal with other regional threats, but they… Read More ›

Iran is the divisive force in the Middle East

Iran is the divisive force in the Middle East

Opinion: Islamic Republic seeks to sow chaos, focusing only on its own interests even if they come at the expense of other nations in the… Read More ›

Bennett said resisting anti-Netanyahu bill, warning coalition will collapse

Bennett said resisting anti-Netanyahu bill, warning coalition will collapse

PM reportedly tells coalition partners that bringing the bill will push renegade Yamina MK Nir Orbach into the arms of the Netanyahu camp   Prime… Read More ›

Florida Utility Aims To Eliminate Carbon Emissions By 2045

Florida Utility Aims To Eliminate Carbon Emissions By 2045

  FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Florida’s largest electricity provider has announced plans to eliminate its carbon emissions by 2045 by halting its fossil fuel… Read More ›

How Israel’s Falash Mura crisis became a painful 30-year saga, with no end in sight

How Israel’s Falash Mura crisis became a painful 30-year saga, with no end in sight

Many Falash Mura – Ethiopians whose Jewish ancestors converted to Christianity – have had their lives on hold just to remain eligible for Aliyah, while… Read More ›

US: Iran escalating tensions as satellite images show preparations for rocket launch

US: Iran escalating tensions as satellite images show preparations for rocket launch

Iran does not confirm space mission that comes after five failed launches in a row; analysts believe Tehran to test new satellite-carrying rocket called Zuljanah… Read More ›

Ra’am candidate quits party list

Ra’am candidate quits party list

Bennett celebrates the government’s anniversary; Lapid vows revenge against the rebel MKs.   The next candidate to enter the Knesset in Ra’am (United Arab List),… Read More ›

Alleged Israeli airport strike ‘warning’ to Syria that allows Iran to use civilian flights for terror

Alleged Israeli airport strike ‘warning’ to Syria that allows Iran to use civilian flights for terror

Analysis: UK-based Syrian opposition group says strike destroyed major international runway, terminal halls used and warehouses used by Iran to smuggle components to weapons systems… Read More ›

Kahana appointment not approved as coalition suffers blow

Kahana appointment not approved as coalition suffers blow

The appointment would have stabilized Israel’s coalition government against the opposition, as the two are currently deadlocked at 60 Knesset seats each.   The appointment… Read More ›

‘I tied my 3 children to my body’: Ethiopian woman who dreamed of Israel

‘I tied my 3 children to my body’: Ethiopian woman who dreamed of Israel

Almash Tesma was just 22 when she began her arduous journey to the Holy Land, during which she had to face criminals, give birth alone,… Read More ›

Israel’s elected officials put party politics over public interest

Israel’s elected officials put party politics over public interest

Opinion: When legislators say publicly their votes in parliament only aim to embarrass the opposing political camp, thereby ignoring public needs, they are violating the… Read More ›

Bill to ban Palestinian flag at state-funded institutions clears initial reading

Bill to ban Palestinian flag at state-funded institutions clears initial reading

Bennett’s Yamina, coalition’s fellow right-wing New Hope party back opposition measure; vote sees stormy confrontations, with Arab lawmakers told to ‘go to Gaza or Jordan’… Read More ›

Editorial: Yeshivas and Shuls — We are BEGGING You to Implement a Lock-Door Policy

Editorial: Yeshivas and Shuls — We are BEGGING You to Implement a Lock-Door Policy

  It’s time for all yeshivas and shuls to have a lock-door policy. It does not cost much money, nor does it require special equipment.… Read More ›

Historians say Jerusalem flag march rooted in ancient history

Historians say Jerusalem flag march rooted in ancient history

Professor of Talmud from Bar-Ilan University Jeffrey Woolf says the march, which celebrates the Israeli capture of east Jerusalem following the 1967 war, is a… Read More ›

Cops said to fear rioters may barricade inside Al-Aqsa ahead of Jerusalem Day march

Cops said to fear rioters may barricade inside Al-Aqsa ahead of Jerusalem Day march

IDF apparently not expecting a repeat of last year’s rocket fire from Gaza and subsequent war, but tensions are high as volatile day arrives  … Read More ›

Novak Djokovic criticizes Wimbledon’s ‘lose-lose’ ban on Russian and Belarusian players

Novak Djokovic criticizes Wimbledon’s ‘lose-lose’ ban on Russian and Belarusian players

  Wimbledon’s decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players from this year’s tournament following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is “wrong,” world number one Novak Djokovic… Read More ›

We Druze are an inalienable part of Israeli society

We Druze are an inalienable part of Israeli society

Opinion: There were never any doubts about me being Israeli, that is how I was brought up and so were most members of the Druze… Read More ›

In first comments, rebel Meretz MK ambiguous on support for new elections

In first comments, rebel Meretz MK ambiguous on support for new elections

Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi says ‘there’s no way back’ after resignation, but suggests she could support government ‘from the outside’ if it shifts policies   Meretz… Read More ›