Cabinet to gather in fire-struck Haifa as flames peter out
Small fires still being quenched in Jerusalem hills; firefighters to stay on high alert through the week; at least 35 people, mostly Palestinians, held on… Read More ›
Small fires still being quenched in Jerusalem hills; firefighters to stay on high alert through the week; at least 35 people, mostly Palestinians, held on… Read More ›
Jerusalem – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Saturday night to thank him for sending firefighting teams and trucks… Read More ›
Maj. Gen. Yoav Mordechai answered questions posed to him by residents of the West Bank and Gaza. Asked ‘When will the occupation end?’ he answered,… Read More ›
Op-ed: In his fourth term, Netanyahu is a king in his palace. As the one who was the first to spot the Mount Carmel fire,… Read More ›
Fires contained elsewhere in the country; eight countries sending planes to combat blazes, Palestinians dispatching crew Firefighters continued to battle blazes around the country,… Read More ›
“The hostility must end, and we want people to live in peace with everyone, whether [Mizrahi] or Ashkenazi,” Abbas remarks, adding, “We will one day… Read More ›
In response to halting his appointment to chief rabbi of the IDF, Rabbi Eyal Karim issues an affidavit to the High Court, saying, ‘One must… Read More ›
Israeli-Polish governments hold joint meeting in capital. Israel is opposed to the use of the term “Polish death camps” to describe the Nazi concentration… Read More ›
Op-ed: Israel must pass a law to prevent the recurrence of cases like Amona by settling once and for all land-ownership issues and setting a… Read More ›
Jerusalem – For the first time in Yad Vashem’s 63-year history, live music echoed through the halls of Israel’s national Holocaust memorial in a… Read More ›
The deputy minister lamented the persistent idea that “everything starts and ends with ‘the occupation.’” Deputy Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely (Likud) has big plans… Read More ›
Op-ed: Suddenly, after six years of a diplomatic crisis, Erdoğan urgently wants to turn over a new leaf. It’s hard to say, however, that Ankara… Read More ›
Michael Rubenfeld makes theater piece from quest to repair difficult relations with his second-generation Holocaust survivor mother Michael Rubenfeld grew up in Winnipeg, Canada,… Read More ›
Yesh Atid leader says going over president’s head to Congress not a good idea He has succeeded in rallying the Israeli masses, preaching political… Read More ›
Op-ed: The bill to limit muezzin calls is turning into another religious war, in which the Israeli Left is automatically siding with the provocateurs; however,… Read More ›
In first series of interviews since accepting top White House role, Trump’s chief strategist continues to advance ‘globalist’ conspiracy theories that echo anti-Semitic libels … Read More ›
Envoy also highlights Jewish renaissance in Poland: “It’s a phenomenon which you will not find anywhere else in Europe.” Less than a week before… Read More ›
The report, which was conducted by the Central Bureau of Statistics, calculates the socio-economic ranking of 255 communities in Israel and creates a rank from… Read More ›
The interview Pollard gave in 1986 to Post correspondent Wolf Blitzer was claimed at the time of sentencing to be in violation of a plea… Read More ›
Analysis: Why was the prime minister so eager to finalize such an expensive submarine deal with Germany, which would only be implemented at least 10… Read More ›