Is the nationality law a wolf in sheep’s clothing?
Op-ed: A unilateral nationality law contradicts the vow we made to ourselves and to the world in the Declaration of Independence, which says the state… Read More ›
Op-ed: A unilateral nationality law contradicts the vow we made to ourselves and to the world in the Declaration of Independence, which says the state… Read More ›
After hours of furious debate, Knesset narrowly approve quasi-constitutional Basic Law, which critics say discriminates against Arabs and other minority communities The Knesset overnight… Read More ›
Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked sees herself eventually running for prime minister, she hinted in an interview with The Jerusalem Post at the Knesset on Tuesday.… Read More ›
Op-ed: There is a growing acceptance and support of extreme right-wing views demonstrated by support for the defendants in the Duma terror trials. The practical… Read More ›
Israeli troops do not directly interfere, but call on Syrian civilians to go back to their camp as regime offensive kills at least 10 … Read More ›
A source close to the Syrian rebels said that Syrians in the north heard missiles fly over their locations on Sunday before explosions near Aleppo’s… Read More ›
Decision announced after Gaza violates ceasefire of weekend violence by firing rocket into southern Israel while incendiary kites and balloons continue to cause fires in… Read More ›
Prime minister vows no ceasefire if the Palestinians keep sending incendiary kites and balloons into Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday paid a… Read More ›
Eilat, Israel – Once almost lost to international tourism, the Israeli resort of Eilat hopes a new airport will attract a million foreign visitors… Read More ›
State news agency SANA accuses ‘Zionist enemy’ of returning in its ‘desperate attempts to support defeated terror organizations’ by attacking military outpost north of Al-Nayrab… Read More ›
A scare with AIDS over 30 years ago led Howard Rosenman to a lifetime of LGBT activism and accolades for his work on ‘Call Me… Read More ›
IfNotNow participants state that they knew they could not go to east Jerusalem with Birthright, so were leaving the group to do so. Six… Read More ›
PM Netanyahu rejects reports ceasefire agreement between Israel and the Gaza terror factions includes only gradual reduction of incendiary balloons, while Defense Minister Lieberman adds:… Read More ›
Sanctioning of Jewish-only communities struck out in favor of more generic clause that urges ‘the development of Jewish settlement’ as ‘a national value’ Prime… Read More ›
“Not one single brick” was Netanyahu’s slogan for whenever settler leaders urged him to approve new construction, a reference to a phrase he heard from… Read More ›
Following meeting with Putin earlier this week, Ali Akbar Velayati, a senior advisor to Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, insists his country’s advisors and forces… Read More ›
In second incident in week, IDF targets UAV nearing Israeli airspace; unclear if aircraft sustains hit, who operated it The Israel Defense Forces launched… Read More ›
Earlier on Wednesday a Patriot missile intercepted a Syrian drone which infiltrated into northern Israel with some parts of the UAV falling in the Sea… Read More ›
Op-ed: We need to stop the incendiary balloons and kites launched into Israeli communities. It has becomes unbearable. No government in the world would allow… Read More ›
Harnessing power of balance, the Vertigo modern dance troupe trains people with a range of ability, and is looking for new people to teach When… Read More ›