IDF strikes Gaza after rocket launched at Israel amid Jerusalem unrest
A number of rioters were injured along the Gaza border as IDF soldiers responded with rubber bullets and tear gas. The Israeli Air Force… Read More ›
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Israel’s Jerusalem Syndrome
Opinion: The recent clashes in a capital where even the smallest spark can set its streets alight are a direct result of the city’s long… Read More ›
Netanyahu, Lapid back security forces: ‘We won’t allow violence, terror threats’
PM says Israel acting responsibly to ‘ensure law and order, maintain freedom of worship’; Joint List head blames far-right MK for ‘fanning’ tensions in Jerusalem… Read More ›
Lapid faces daunting path in government united only by Netanyahu hatred
Analysis: Centrist Yesh Atid leader might have to sacrifice his own prime ministerial ambitions in the short term if he wants to form a coalition… Read More ›
Holocaust Survivor Who Led Yad Vashem Memorial Dies At 94
JERUSALEM (AP) — Yitzhak Arad, a Holocaust survivor and scholar who was the director of Israel’s Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial for more than two… Read More ›
Student, 19, dies of injuries after West Bank drive-by shooting
Victim of terror attack on Sunday identified as Yehuda Guetta of Jerusalem; IDF apprehends suspected gunman during raid on house in village where he was… Read More ›
Israel’s failure to put ideology aside fuels political crisis – editorial
Rivlin has often spoken about Israel’s four tribes. In reality Israel has far more than that. If, however, we stay focused on what divides us… Read More ›
With government formation out of his hands, Netanyahu still a threat
Opinion: Although the ball to form a government is now in the ‘coalition for change’ court, the challenges facing those hoping to oust Netanyahu are… Read More ›
Will Wexler Be the Next US Ambassador to Israel?
FLORIDA – It is rumored that President Biden could make his choice for the next Ambassador to Israel within the next two days. It is… Read More ›
Meron disaster probe can’t be left to a toothless watchdog
Opinion: State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman’s announcement he intends to investigate the Lag BaOmer stampede serves Netanyahu, who, alongside the political echelon, will most likely won’t… Read More ›
Netanyahu tells president he cannot form a government; Rivlin may now task Lapid
Likud incumbent formally returns the mandate minutes before midnight deadline; President on Wednesday to discuss next steps with party reps; Netanyahu remains transitional PM … Read More ›
Tensions boil as May sets up to be a fraught month – analysis
A number of flashpoints events and the cancellation of Palestinian elections may lead to even more violence in the West Bank in the coming weeks.… Read More ›
The state has left the Haredi sector at the mercy of its leadership
Opinion: The horrible disaster on Mount Meron demonstrates how the state opts to not involve itself in the sector’s ‘business’ in exchange for political peace… Read More ›
Rivlin said set to ask Lapid to form coalition, won’t give mandate to Bennett
Reports say president believes tasking Yamina leader with building a government would be tantamount to giving Netanyahu a second chance President Reuven Rivlin will… Read More ›
What is Israel’s greatest stigma? – opinion
It is hard to fathom how in a country that boasts about its technological advancements, economic prosperity and military prowess, 23% of its population lives… Read More ›
Israel cannot play the blame game over Meron disaster
Opinion: Previous commissions of inquiry have involved trial-like tribunals where witnesses testified with lawyers by their side fearing self-incrimination; what we need now is the… Read More ›
‘Broken’: Meron tragedy reduced Israel’s toughest rescuers to tears, trauma
Medics were left with deep emotional scars. One says he can’t shake memory of a boy he didn’t reach. Another felt like a ’hangman’ … Read More ›
Mount Meron: Paramedic who reported disaster recalls how it began
“I was knocked to the ground and I found myself lying next to a 12-year-old boy who was killed. I tried to get up and… Read More ›
Deri ‘fought like a lion’ to allow Mount Meron event to go ahead
Yosef Schwinger, head of the national holy places center, said in an interview just hours before Israel’s biggest civilian disaster that Shas leader has ‘saved’… Read More ›
16 still hospitalized after Meron tragedy; condition of 11-year-old boy improves
Rambam Medical Center in Haifa says child has been taken off ventilator and is no longer sedated; identification of fatalities set to resume Saturday evening… Read More ›
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