The political campaign to break Breaking the Silence
Op-ed: Assuming its investigation was completely unbiased, why did the State Attorney’s Office announce that Dean Issacharoff had lied about beating a Palestinian during his… Read More ›
Op-ed: Assuming its investigation was completely unbiased, why did the State Attorney’s Office announce that Dean Issacharoff had lied about beating a Palestinian during his… Read More ›
The International Criminal Court prosecutor is pulling no punches, how will Israel be effected? ANALYSIS – From the Israeli perspective, there is both some… Read More ›
PM Netanyahu and Russian Pres. Putin speak on Tuesday for half an hour, as Netanyahu warns against Iran’s attempts to establish itself in Syria; their… Read More ›
‘In our view, communications are not frozen,’ State Department spokeswoman says, hours after Abbas orders closing down line with US WASHINGTON — The Trump… Read More ›
“Our primary goal is to prevent the next war.” Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman is seeking an extra NIS 4.8 billion over the next three… Read More ›
Op-ed: Breaking the Silence, which started off by exposing wrongs in a bid to fix them, has turned into an organization ceaselessly spreading lies against… Read More ›
Nickolay Mladenov says failure of Fatah-Hamas deal could lead to breakdown of law and order in Gaza, ending in ‘devastation and suffering for all’ … Read More ›
Case 3000 is a police corruption investigation into Israel’s purchase of German-made naval vessels. The Israel Police offered Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s confidant, cousin… Read More ›
Analysis: The rare and unusual interview Gadi Eisenkot gave a Saudi news website was part of an ongoing process to prepare the Saudi public opinion… Read More ›
Jerusalem – An Israeli cabinet minister said on Sunday that Israel has had covert contacts with Saudi Arabia amid common concerns over Iran, a… Read More ›
Netanyahu was discussing an initiative announced last week by Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan and Interior Minister Arye Deri to close Holot, an “open” detention… Read More ›
After State Attorney’s Offices closes case against group’s spokesman Dean Issacharoff, determining he lied about brutally attacking Palestinian during his army service, Breaking the Silence… Read More ›
Israel ‘won’t agree to talks with the Palestinians as long as Hamas’ is part of Palestinian Authority, Netanyahu tells fellow ministers Prime Minister Benjamin… Read More ›
“The primary obstacle to ending the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is the near century of Palestinian rejectionism of the right of self-determination for the Jewish People” … Read More ›
Analysis: Israel is perfectly capable of dealing with Iranian-backed militias on the Syrian side of the border, but the Russian legitimization of long-term strategic Iranian… Read More ›
The High Court of Justice and the state, including Mandelblit, have until recently held that private Palestinian property cannot be seized for the public good… Read More ›
Op-ed: Even if the prime minister did know about his advisers’ involvement in the submarine affair, and he likely did, not for a moment did… Read More ›
Though it always votes against resolution because of wider implications, State Department pressed to go further in explaining position given president’s comments on Charlottesville … Read More ›
Michal Salomon, who lost her husband and 2 other family members in a brutal terror attack, meets with Trump’s Mid. East envoy Jason Greenblatt; ‘Privileged… Read More ›
Amid heightened Israeli alert, Jason Greenblatt says Palestinian terror group’s saber rattling is ‘very dangerous,’ negatively impacts people of Strip Washington’s Special Representative for… Read More ›