Op-Ed: The dark motivations behind Netanyahu’s bid to put cameras into polling stations
This is not an issue of left or right, but rather one of electoral integrity and the proper functioning of democracy This isn’t about… Read More ›
This is not an issue of left or right, but rather one of electoral integrity and the proper functioning of democracy This isn’t about… Read More ›
The Boiling Cauldron Just as Jews prepare for the coming judgment on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, Israel’s politicians are preparing for their own… Read More ›
Netanyahu last met Putin in April, five days before the previous election, when he thanked the Russian president for assistance in returning the remains of… Read More ›
Opinion: It is the officers from the Border Police and Special Patrol Unit who instigate the violence in Issawiyah, going there in the evening and… Read More ›
Eyal Yinon argues that PM-backed legislation would give Likud party an unfair advantage as it already has over 1,000 cameras that it used to surveil… Read More ›
Jerusalem – Israeli jets hit a Hamas naval equipment depot and two aerial operations “military centers” on Saturday, after an armed drone entered Israeli… Read More ›
The IDF confirmed that the strikes, which lasted close to an hour, hit naval combat equipment belonging to the terror group and two military compounds.… Read More ›
Opinion: Why should Israelis sit in bomb shelters because of rockets fired by Iranian proxies in Gaza or Lebanon? We should be taking the fight… Read More ›
Researchers say the Temple Scroll, which has survived in better condition than other texts, was modified using previously unknown technology using minerals not local to… Read More ›
72% of Israelis support putting cameras in polling stations, survey finds. If Blue and White canceled the rotation between Benny Gantz and Yair Lapid for the… Read More ›
Opinion: Following the recent attack in Avivim, Jerusalem must send a clear message to Lebanese authorities that it will not tolerate Hezbollah acquiring precision missiles… Read More ›
Gideon Sa’ar, who has clashed with Netanyahu, says political considerations should not have a role in determining whether a lawmaker can avoid prosecution Likud… Read More ›
“I was surprised that Netanyahu didn’t return the mandate after not succeeding in forming a coalition,” Rivlin said at a Channel 12 conference on Thursday.… Read More ›
PM says he will raise Iranian nuclear ambitions in talks with British counterpart, American defense secretary, calls on world leaders to shun Tehran regime after… Read More ›
Yamina head tells ToI she wants to return to the Justice Ministry but a unity government would prevent her passing legislation to limit the Supreme… Read More ›
In an interview, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israel was close to attacking Iran in 2012 but stopped after he did not have enough… Read More ›
New report illustrates local residents’ vulnerability in event of attack, while plans to fortify residential buildings and build bomb shelters were put on hold; Liberman… Read More ›
The more precarious Netanyahu’s position appears, the more he will court the settlers. As Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s poll numbers drop, watch him turn rightward and… Read More ›
Analysis: The Iranian-backed terror group’s failed attempt to strike Israeli soldiers is such a great blow to its ego that it might force it and… Read More ›
IDF said probing why medical vehicle was driving Sunday on unprotected road against orders, with lack of Israeli casualties now attributed by some to luck,… Read More ›