Gantz, Liberman Agree to Cancel Plan to Shorten IDF Service
The IDF has objected to shortening the service as it cannot utilize the fruits of its training for long if the service time for conscripts is reduced.
Lebanon’s Economy is Failing and Taking Society Along With It
The US dollar was trading at 17,300 to 17,500 Lebanese pounds on the black market this weekend.
Talks Underway for Bennett-Biden Meeting at White House
This will be Bennett's first visit with a president in the White House as Israel's prime minister.
PM Bennett has First Conversation with Egyptian President El-Sisi
The Prime Minister’s Office stated that the two discussed “a broad range of bilateral, regional and international issues.”
PM of Luxembourg Diagnosed with COVID-19
It is not yet clear which form of COVID-19 the prime minister has.
Terrorist Neutralized in Attempted Stabbing Attack Near Yitzhar on Erev Shabbat
No Israelis were wounded in the incident.
Israel Gives China a Little Taste of its Own Medicine at UN
“Out of pragmatic considerations, Israel has learned to accept China’s contradictory policy over time,” said Tuvia Gering, an analyst at the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security. “In other, more private forums, China and Israel can enjoy each other’s company.”
American Zionist Movement (AZM) Elects First Woman President, Adds Six New Members
Deborah S. Isaac of New Rochelle, N.Y., succeeds Richard D. Heideman of Washington, D.C.
Acco: 4 Arabs Arrested for Shooting at Police, Other Terror Attacks During Pogroms
The police continue to capture Israeli Arab citizens who were involved in the pogroms.
Massachusetts Man Convicted of Placing Firebomb Outside Jewish Nursing Home
John Rathbun, 37, was convicted of attempting to transport or receive explosive devices with the knowledge or intent to kill, injure or intimidate, or unlawfully damage or destroy property.
US Seizes Dozens of Websites Used by the Iranian Media and Terror Orgs
Several of the sites are already back online after changing their domains.
Nearly Half of Gaza Casualties Linked to Terror Groups
The center said at least 48 percent of those killed in Gaza were associated with terrorist organizations.
Asaf Zamir Appointed as Consul General in New York
"Asaf has both professional and personal capabilities that will represent the State of Israel with honor and pride."
Hamas Leader in Gaza Demands Immediate Transfer of Qatari Cash
A delay in receiving money would lead to a security escalation, said Yahya Sinwar during a meeting with the U.N.’s envoy to the Middle East.
CUNY Jewish Professor Resigns from Union, Concerned About Anti-Semitism Within Ranks
Jeffrey Lax says a recent resolution seeks to put an end to American financial support to Israel, which is tantamount to divestment.
Israeli Arab Municipalities Only Use 60% of Govt ‘Equality’ Budget
There are local authorities that are not taking advantage of the tens of millions of shekels given to them for projects.
Antonio Guterres Appointed to 2nd Term as UN Secretary-General
UN member nations "require a collaborative, effective, and results-oriented leader in the United Nations Secretariat, and we have that in António Guterres."
Netanyahu Family to Quit Prime Minister’s Residence on July 10
On July 11 the residence will be available to PM Bennett, who will begin to use the facilities at that time.
Israeli Journalist’s Family Home Bombed, Extensive Damage Reported
The journalist has been the recipient of multiple death threats this month.
Red Alert ‘Likely’ Activated Near Gaza Border by Anti-Aircraft Fire
Military sources said the siren was "likely" activated by anti-aircraft gunfire in Gaza.
PA Minister Held Up by Hamas for 3 Hours at Gaza Border
It is not clear why Hamas detailed the Ramallah government minister.
Holon Neighborhood to be Named for Benjamin Netanyahu
The "Jesse Cohen" neighborhood will become the "Kiryat Binyamin Netanyahu" neighborhood if all goes well.
European Jewry Underlines Need for IHRA Antisemitism Definition As Attacks Skyrocket
"For antisemites, Israel is the “collective Jew”.
Court Allow Three Weeks to Review New Evidence in Netanyahu Case 4000
The court ordered a search of former Walla! CEO Ilan Yeshua’s phone.
Tel Aviv is Finalist in Bloomberg Philanthropies 2021 Global Mayors Challenge
"Without culture, we don't have a nation, a country, nor humanity. . .If the younger generation does not engage in the arts, we are facing short and long term threats."
Bank of Israel Resumes Public Reception
The branches will provide all services that were provided prior to the COVID-19 crisis in Israel. . . without the need for setting an appointment in advance.”
IDF, Israel Police Thwart Arms Smugglers from Jordan
An IDF reservist was moderately injured during the exchange, along with one of the suspects.
At Last: No More Indoor Masks in Israel
Certain sectors of the population must still wear a mask indoors, however.
Israeli Defense Companies Sign MOU to Develop New Rocket-Propulsion System
A statement said that the two entities “will expand their existing synergy” for use by the Israeli Defense Ministry, Israel Defense Forces and foreign armed forces.
Third Suspect Arrested for Violent Beating of Jewish Man in New York’s Times Square
The group allegedly knocked Joseph Borgen to the ground and then punched, kicked, pepper-sprayed and beat him with crutches while making anti-Semitic remarks.