Netanyahu, Gantz, or 37 other parties? Israel goes to the polls
Polling stations open at 7 a.m. across country for 6.3 million eligible voters, as bitter, hard-fought campaign season reaches its climax Israelis headed to… Read More ›
Polling stations open at 7 a.m. across country for 6.3 million eligible voters, as bitter, hard-fought campaign season reaches its climax Israelis headed to… Read More ›
While some of Tira’s residents are outraged over rightist parties that incite against Arabs, others complain that their very own MKs are focused on the… Read More ›
The PM always veers rightward before elections, skeptics say, noting that just last year he fought the very plan he is now proposing. But things… Read More ›
Jerusalem – South Africa has downgraded its embassy in Israel to a liaison office. The office, located in Tel Aviv, has “no political mandate,… Read More ›
Over the weekend, Beresheet took more photos of the far side of the moon from 550 km. from the moon and from 2500 km. from… Read More ›
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has long touted the economic successes of Israel; however, he and his finance minister, Moshe Kahlon, have cut taxes while spending… Read More ›
At Republican Jewish Coalition meet in Las Vegas, president touts Golan recognition, asks to give peace bid with Palestinians a chance WASHINGTON — US… Read More ›
“Not all heroes wear capes,” wrote Zahra Billoo, executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, San Francisco Bay Area (CAIR-SFBA). “Some like Rep.… Read More ›
Opinion: I will always remember Yonah Baumel, skullcap on head and hat in hand, as he hovered in the doorways of ministers; he never abandoned… Read More ›
After prime minister refuses to rule out so-called French Law, senior ministers and other party heads say no chance they will legislate to protect him… Read More ›
Tel Aviv – When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants to undermine his strongest election challenger, he pins a label on him that many… Read More ›
After 37 years, incredibly preserved personal items were what gave away the identity of Zachary Baumel, an MIA from the First Lebanon War; ‘we couldn’t… Read More ›
Blue and White party leader says he’s happy IDF soldier’s remains brought back after 37 years, but suggests timing — days before election — was… Read More ›
Washington halts F-35 equipment over Turkey’s instance to buy the Russian S-400 missile defense system. The Pentagon’s decision to stop the delivery of equipment… Read More ›
Brooklyn-born Zachary Baumel was MIA since June 1982 Battle of Sultan Yacoub during the First Lebanon War; remains repatriated this week and handed over to… Read More ›
Haaretz says Blue and White leader hopes to secure the support of smaller parties if his party gets more seats than Netanyahu’s Likud in elections… Read More ›
Leonid Bernstein was a highly decorated anti-Nazi fighter; he sabotaged Nazi train transports and located the German V2 rocket production facility enabling its precise bombing… Read More ›
The Trump Administration will allow Israel to annex portions of the West Bank and split the Gaza Strip from the West Bank so that… Read More ›
Analysis: The way ahead for Israel and Hamas is clear, with a plan to incrementally improve the situation on the ground; it is impossible to… Read More ›
Entering campaign homestretch, Blue and White leaders say divisive campaign rhetoric risks inciting tensions, say PM has ‘lost it’ and country needs new leadership … Read More ›