Northern residents tell Kahlon: The gov’t ‘treats us like toilet paper’
The activists were forcibly removed and escorted out of the hearing by security. A Knesset Finance Committee meeting about the 2017- 2018 state budget on… Read More ›
The activists were forcibly removed and escorted out of the hearing by security. A Knesset Finance Committee meeting about the 2017- 2018 state budget on… Read More ›
Major hospitals across the country are seeing record numbers of people, with many being at 200% capacity and waiting times approaching six hours; ‘This is… Read More ›
NIS 30 million budget earmarked to increase reimbursement payments to self-employed IDF reservists; Lieberman: ‘Reservists play a central, critical role in the IDF’s ability to… Read More ›
Op-ed: When the prime minister turns a marginal issue—the new public broadcasting corporation—into his No. 1 threat, it’s possible we are witnessing one of his… Read More ›
Open Society files legal brief arguing NGO should be treated as media organization One of George Soros’s foundations has jumped into the legal battle between… Read More ›
US: “This settlement’s location deep in the West Bank… would link a string of outposts that effectively divide the West Bank and make the possibility… Read More ›
The biggest plus for Israel on the new council is the US, returning to the council following a mandatory one-year absence after serving two consecutive… Read More ›
Jerusalem – The High Court of Justice has ordered haredi political parties United Torah Judaism and Shas, along with the Party Registrar, to explain… Read More ›
Major Generals Aviv Kochavi and Sami Turgeman are the leading candidates to replace Maj. Gen. Yair Golan as IDF deputy chief of staff; will the… Read More ›
One year after the deadly attack, a minor involved in the death of Alexander Levlovich, whose name became synonymous with the inception of the wave… Read More ›
Aoun’s impending election is “a political victory for Hezbollah,” said Benedetta Berti, an analyst at the Institute for National Security Studies. Lebanon is poised… Read More ›
“The UNHRC has been taken over by some of the worst human rights violators in the world, Israel said, adding “The council has long abandoned… Read More ›
One of the Jewish state’s longest serving ambassadors, Oybek Eshonov is proud of his country’s rich Jewish heritage. Israeli politicians with Utopian fantasies about… Read More ›
Bayit Yehudi Leader Naftali Bennett announces he will bring the bill, intended to allow Amona’s settlers to remain on the land, before the Knesset’s Constitution,… Read More ›
Analysis: If Aoun, who is known for changing his loyalties, is elected president in Lebanon, he will be the one to select the country’s prime… Read More ›
Op-ed: The rhetoric between Jerusalem and Gaza may be filled with deep hatred, but it allows both governments to prove there is no solution; In… Read More ›
Saudi Arabia maintains membership, but Russia loses seat. The United States reclaimed its seat on the United Nations Human Rights Council on Friday and… Read More ›
The self-described rational-centrist says this election is a battle of good and evil. NEW YORK- Since a dozen women came forward in recent weeks… Read More ›
The security cabinet gave the approvals at an October 5 meeting. Its deliberations and decisions are generally kept secret, but on Thursday Haaretz reported on… Read More ›
Both candidates will draw votes from the community, but few sound enthusiastic when discussing the people who could be their next leader JTA —… Read More ›