IDF chief of staff sticks with Karim, despite controversy
Rabbi Col. Eyal Karim remains Lt. Gen. Gadi Eisenkot’s pick for the position of the military’s chief rabbi, despite his controversial past statements regarding women,… Read More ›
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IDF radio and rabbinate: What are they good for?
Op-ed: At the foundation of the state, Ben-Gurion sought to unify a nation of immigrants, both with education and military service; but Israel isn’t a… Read More ›
Analysis: A year later, Iran nuclear deal still too early to assess
Only six months since implementation, special interests are quick to judge the 15-year agreement. WASHINGTON – One year ago, American special interest groups and party… Read More ›
Anti-Facebook bill brought to Knesset
Legislation would empower courts to order social media providers to remove terrorism-promoting content. Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked and Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan took… Read More ›
Security forces fire on vehicle during raid; Suspect killed
Car traveled at high speed towards soldiers; second suspect wounded; Army investigating incident. During a raid on arms production workshop in the Palestinian town… Read More ›
Republicans okay platform excluding ‘two-state’ language
Party committee unanimously votes to omit references to a Palestinian state alongside Israel as solution to conflict WASHINGTON (JTA) — The Republican Party’s Platform… Read More ›
Israeli police horses in distress
Police identify heavy construction in Tel Aviv as the root cause of depriving horses of sleep and recurring injuries; Public security minister; ‘We have a… Read More ›
IDF: Israeli civilian crosses Gaza border fence
A young Bedouin man was spotted crossing over the border fence with Gaza, heading to the Strip. He apparently climbed the fence quickly prompting IDF… Read More ›
Between two soldiers
Op-ed: The public’s sentiment towards IDF soldiers has not only obscured people’s perspective on the importance of civilian life, but has blinded them to the… Read More ›
Just how safe is Ben-Gurion Airport?
Experts say a change is needed in the global approach to air travel security Following deadly terrorist attacks on international airports in Brussels and Istanbul,… Read More ›
Analysis: The road not taken
Left-wing NGOs and the European countries who fund them are a regular punching bag for the governments run by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The… Read More ›
Analysis: Automatic voting against Israel at UNESCO? Not anymore
Israel successfully chipping away at upcoming UNESCO ballot. Israel was caught flatfooted in April when UNESCO’s 58-member executive board adopted a resolution with language… Read More ›
GOP draft platform sidesteps two-state solution
Ahead of party convention, party doubles down on Jerusalem, offers implicit criticism of Obama administration WASHINGTON – The Republican Party platform committee held its… Read More ›
Tame Impala brings psychedelic joy to Rishon Lezion
With confetti cannons, trippy projections and rocking beats, frontman Kevin Parker & co. light up the summer night The Australian psychedelic sensation Tame Impala… Read More ›
NGO bill’s hit list: 23 out of the 25 organizations are left-wing
No right-wing groups on list of organizations receiving foreign state funding, which does include B’Tselem, Breaking the Silence, Yesh Din Out of 25 non-governmental… Read More ›
Left-wing groups slam ‘anti-democratic’ NGO law
Measure upping transparency requirements for foreign state-funded groups passes into law in 57-48 vote Nonprofit organizations that stand to be affected by the NGO… Read More ›
Hanin Zoabi boycotted in Knesset
As part of an initiative by Zionist Union MK Eitan Cabel, a large number of MKs walked out and boycotted Hanin Zoabi’s speech on Monday;… Read More ›
Palestinians and Africa: The Egyptian FM’s visit to Israel
Netanyahu’s meeting with Egyptian Foreign Minister Shoukry caused surprise and fury amongst Egyptians; Visit was officially to discuss al-Sisi’s peace initiative, but some Egyptians want… Read More ›
Knesset passes NGOs law amid opposition
Justice Minister Shaked’s ‘transparency bill’ passes second and third readings by a 57-48 vote; initial requirement for representatives of NGOs that receive foreign funding to… Read More ›
Former PM Olmert spends furlough with family
The reason for the timing of the furlough was that it was the first day he was eligible to leave the prison after serving a… Read More ›
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