Jerusalem – Police Examining Irregularities In Kashrut Department And Religious Council
Jerusalem – The battle being waged by Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem Aryeh Stern to reform kashrut supervision in the capital was stepped up a… Read More ›
Jerusalem – The battle being waged by Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem Aryeh Stern to reform kashrut supervision in the capital was stepped up a… Read More ›
Director-General Dore Gold says Israel and some regional states are on the same page when it comes to concerns about Iran NEW YORK –… Read More ›
Anbessa Teferra becomes senior lecturer of Semitic Languages at Tel Aviv University 15 years after obtaining his PhD; says his appointment gives message of hope… Read More ›
The “Norwegian Law,” based on the model of the Scandinavian country’s government, requires each minister to be replaced in the legislature by a candidate from… Read More ›
The most practical solution is for police to enforce a policy that restricts Muslim mobs from coming within 20 meters of Jewish visitors to the… Read More ›
Over one-quarter of respondents described hostility toward Israel on campus as “fairly” or “very big” problem, while nearly 15 percent reported the same level of… Read More ›
Strong supporter of Israel and 17-term Representative Sander Levin says agreement best way to curb Tehran’s nuclear ambitions In a major gain for the… Read More ›
Settlers hurl stones at police; education minister hails protesters’ efforts to prevent removal of illegal Beit El structures Clashes between settlers and security forces… Read More ›
Responding to secretary’s decision to skip Israel on Mideast trip next week, PM reportedly snipes ‘he has no reason to come here’ Depicting Israel… Read More ›
So-called ‘Norwegian Law’ will enable Shuli Moalem-Refaeli, no. 9 on Jewish Home’s slate, to enter parliament The so-called “Norwegian Law” allowing one minister from… Read More ›
16-year-old boy from a religious family fled his treatments at the Rambam Medical Center in Haifa, and was forced back against his parents’ wishes following… Read More ›
Op-ed: Combining intelligence abilities and coordinating preventive activity is the only way to restraint Iran, both in terms of nuclear deal violations and its further… Read More ›
Pollard has been serving a life sentence in a US prison since 1987. Israeli agent Jonathan Polard will be released from prison after serving… Read More ›
This gift doesn’t differentiate between religion, race or nationality, says Kahlon Soon enough, turning 18 wil not only be a time to celebrate, legally… Read More ›
Palestinian leadership to convene over secret meetings with Israelis. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas could address European heads of… Read More ›
Glick, head of the Temple Mount Heritage Foundation, said, however, that much more work remains to be done by the authorities to reverse decades of… Read More ›
Palestinians say 14 injured in clashes following burial of Mohammed Abu Latifa in Qalandiya A funeral for a Palestinian man killed while running from… Read More ›
Preempting protests, special forces commandeer buildings barricaded by Jewish settlers after court orders their destruction Hundreds of Israel Police special forces stormed illegally constructed… Read More ›
Republican presidential hopeful says ‘mushroom cloud over Israel’ unacceptable to him, questions Democratic candidate’s will to confront Tehran Republican presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee on… Read More ›
Silvan Shalom and Saeb Erekat meet in Amman to ‘break the ice’ in attempt to restart peace talks; Netanyahu, Abbas okayed meeting. Minister Silvan Shalom,… Read More ›