Israeli Court Forces Compensating Arab Land Owners, Keeping Jewish Settlement Intact
The court, in effect, has granted a first legal precedent for establishing the legal foundations of young settlements throughout Judea and Samaria.
Israeli Defense Ministry Purchases Hundreds of Millions Worth of Pinpoint-Accurate Rockets
The new rockets come with advanced technologies that meet the demands of the modern battlefield.
High Court Orders Israel to Permit Entry of Hamas Family Members for Medical Treatment
Hamas is holding Israeli citizens captive while sending Hamas family members to Israel for medical treatment.
Disabled Accessibility Rules an Excuse to Expanding Mixed Prayer Kotel Plaza Without Permit
A representative of the city's legal adviser objected to the move, arguing that it could not be sneaked under the guise of accessibility.
Liberman Warns Kerem Shalom Crossing Likely To Close, Again
"If there's no terror, there will be an economy. There has to be a direct connection . . . If there is no quiet, it will be closed."
Erekat Calling for International Sanctions to Force Israeli Halt of Settlement Housing
Erekat blamed the US administration for encouraging Israel to expand its settlements.
Iran Sanctions: 3 Airlines Stop Service, EU Transfers Millions in Aid
Netanyahu: "More should follow, more will follow, because Iran should not be rewarded for its aggression in the region."
Jordan Waits for Israeli Approval on Ambassador Choice
Jordan now wants to appoint Ghassan Majali, a diplomat who previously has served as the kingdom's envoy to Spain.
Netanyahu: ‘Lithuania, Israel are Natural Allies’
"We too are proud of our history, our long history, our robust and pluralistic democracy which guarantees the rights of all our citizens."
Israel’s Health Ministry Confirms Two Deaths in West Nile Virus Outbreak
Both were older Israelis, ages 85 and 76; one had "preexisting health issues."
Juul Asks Court to Overturn Israeli Ban on E-Cigarette
Juul cartridges contain 59 milligrams of nicotine for every milliliter of liquid, nearly tripling Israel's legal limit.
Netanyahu First Israeli Prime Minister to Visit Lithuania
"The families of my parents – of blessed memory – came from Lithuania at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th; I am making this visit also for this."
West Nile Virus Contracted by Dozens in Israel
So far, the number of those who have fallen ill with the disease is already double the number of cases in 2017.
Slow Going with More Delays on High-Speed Jerusalem-Tel Aviv Railway Line
"The dream of half an hour from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem during Sukkot is over."
Civil Administration Approves Trickle of Housing Construction in Judea, Samaria
The "approval for construction of nearly a thousand housing units" is really a trickle, and even that isn't likely to get done anytime soon.
Opposition Up in Arms as Katz Cancels Shabbat Work on Tel Aviv Bridge
Likud Culture Minister Miri Regev said, however, that Katz made the right decision.
Bolton: Israeli Strikes in Syria Legitimate Self-Defense
"Moving the embassy to Israel’s capital ... brings reality to a negotiation that, honestly, for decades, has been conducted in an air of unreality."
IsraAID Sends Emergency Response Team to Flood-Stricken India
More than 350 people have been killed since the monsoon season began at the end of May; at least 220 of them since August 8.
AG Confirms Anti-Zionist B’Tselem’s Qualification for National Service Recruits
The group called on IDF soldiers to defy orders to act against demonstrators along the Gaza Strip border fence.
Erdan Calls for Probe into Return of Jerusalem Terrorist’s Body to Family
"In my opinion the police shouldn't have handed over the body until it was clear that the conditions established were going to be met."
Israel’s Treasury: Government Dropping Microsoft’s $28 Million Annual Contract
Microsoft wants to change the licensing model to rentals, revoking the government ministries' licenses for which the government has already paid hundreds of millions of shekels.
Forget 296 New Housing Units in Beit El – It’s Now Up to 650
The new construction is expected to increase the local population by approximately 65%.
Muslims Reach Near 18% of Israel’s Population
Some 33% of the Arab households in Israel have 6 or more members, compared to only 10% of Jewish households.
Haniyeh: Gaza Siege Almost Over – At No Cost to Hamas
No one in Israel doubts that the Netanyahu government has been in negotiations with Hamas for some time now, and reaching agreements Israelis will only find out about later, or right now—from Ismail Haniyeh.
Minister Erdan’s Weapon Carry Reform to Include Half a Million Israelis
"The time has come for a turnaround in a life-threatening policy that [...] forced our citizens to defend themselves with guitars, shopping carts, baskets, pizza trays and umbrellas."
High Court Orders State to Explain What Law Limits Jewish Prayer on Temple Mount
A useful clause intended to assist police in an emergency has been turned by police and the prosecution into a de facto legislation favoring Muslim worshipers over Jewish
Netanyahu to Bolton: Israel Has No Greater Friend than the US and Vice Versa
We appreciate the continued American commitment to maintaining Israel's qualitative military edge, which enables us to defend ourselves by ourselves against any threat.
Bennett: If We Keep our Eyes Shut We’ll Get Rockets
"It cannot be that for 140 days they would be firing rockets and balloons at us, and then, when they whistle, we stand at attention."
Netanyahu, Bolton Meet Over Dinner in Jerusalem
"You’ve been a tremendous friend – tremendous friend of Israel, tremendous champion of the American-Israel alliance."
Rising Home Prices ‘Not My Problem’ Says Finance Minister Kahlon
"I'm only in this position on a temporary basis, whereas Israel is here forever."
