Lapid to EU: Israel Will ‘Do Whatever It Takes to Defend Itself’
"If there is eventually a Palestinian state, it must be a peace-loving democracy. We cannot be asked to take part in the building of another threat to our lives."
Minister Shaked Stabs Soft Belly of Judicial Elite
If you hear one of these days that police are investigating Shaked for this or that career-ending scandal, you'll know everything is right with the old boys (and gals) network…
UNESCO Ambassadors Tour Jerusalem’s City of David
The numerous archaeological findings from the City of David unambiguously link the Jewish people to Jerusalem.
Netanyahu & Israeli Ministers Respond Sharply to Biden’s Criticism
Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir was a bit more blunt in his retort, "Israel is not another star on the American flag."
Obama ‘Doesn’t Oppose Israel’s PM Across the Board’
US Pres. Barack Obama says he doesn't oppose Israel's PM Netanyahu "across the board" on IranDeal.
PM Netanyahu Met in Davos with Walmart Exec to Pitch Israel
Israeli economic adviser Avi Simhon said the prime minister would “ease regulatory burdens wherever possible to make the market more accessible."
Matan Kahana Drives a D9 over Chief Rabbinate’s Kosher Certification Monopoly
Shas chairman Aryeh Deri said Kahana's plan is "crushing the Jewish identity of the state."
Ministers Concerned Over Maintaining Israel’s Military Edge
Steinitz said hundreds of millions of dollars in weapons deals was something the United States needed to discuss with Israel before signing the deal with Riyadh.
Police Detain Six Suspects in Submarine Corruption Case Following State Witness Testimony
In February, Mandelblit announced that Prime Minister was not among the suspects in the submarine case.
FM Cohen Tells US Secy Blinken Israel will Continue to Fight Palestinian Authority Terror
FM Cohen warned Secy Blinken that “the metastases of Iran’s terrorism” are behind the escalation in terrorist attacks against Israelis in Judea and Samaria.
Netanyahu and Bennett Sign on the Dotted Line
Bayit Yehudi will bear full responsibility for settlements. Herzog insists he will remain in the Opposition.
Regavim: Bennett Selling Out the Negev in Exchange for Coalition Stability
"The policy of whitewashing illegal Bedouin settlements is racist and absurd."
Gallant Calls for Temporary Halt to Judicial Reform; Coalition May Have Lost Majority to...
“I am calling for a halt to the judicial reform legislation until after Yom Ha’Atzma’ut . . . for the safety of Israel."
Bennett Appoints Retired Lahav 433 Chief Segalovich as Arab Crime Czar
"I expect the Arab public to cooperate fully in the war against crime and violence in the Arab sector."
Netanyahu Tells Amona Residents He Hasn’t Forgotten His Vow
"I understand your plight. I made a promise and I will keep it."
US Ambassador Friedman Convinced Embassy Will Move to Jerusalem
"It is not a question of 'if' -- it is a question of 'when' -- and I take the president at his word."
While Cabinet Approves Plan to Curb Arab Sector Murders, Arab Politicians Demand Promotion of...
The Kafr Qassem event marked the highest point of mistrust between Israel's Jewish rulers and its Arab citizens.
Israel Navy Allegedly Opens Fire at Gaza ‘Fishing Boats’
The Israel Navy is patrolling the southern Mediterranean coast to ensure no terrorist arms enter Gaza to beef up attacks against the Jewish State.
State Dept. Says Liberman Appointment ‘Raises Legitimate Questions’ About Direction of Israeli Govt
The US is less that pleased that Israel's new defense minister will be Yisrael Beytenu's Avigdor Liberman, making the expanded coalition stronger on the right.
‘5 Shades of Israel’ Debate the Issues for Anglo Votes in Jerusalem
Candidates from the top five Israeli parties addressed Anglo voters in Jerusalem on Wednesday; the big 'hot button' was Iran and the PM's speech to Congress next week.
Steinitz: Goal of Military Op to Demilitarize Gaza
Intelligence minister meets journalists in Jerusalem, compares Gaza to Judea and Samaria as proof that quiet begets quiet.
Australia, New Zealand Premiers to Visit Israel in Late October
Jerusalem recalled its ambassador to Wellington after New Zealand sponsored Security Resolution 2334; full ties were resumed in June.
Bennett-Biden Meeting Rescheduled for Friday After Kabul Mass-Casualty Terror Attack
The meeting originally scheduled for Thursday was postponed in the wake of the multi-site mass casualty terror attack in Kabul.
Ministerial Team Targets Personnel Shortage in High-Tech Sector
A high-level government task force is aiming to bring more new immigrants into the high-tech work force, while training veteran Israelis to enter the field as well.
Netanyahu to Meet Putin After Attack on T-4 Base in Syria
"We will not tolerate the establishment of a military presence by Iran and its proxies anywhere in Syria -- not close to the border and far away from it."
Cabinet Approves Expanding Cabinet to Meet Coalition Demands
The new coalition, like most of the 33 previous governments, was formed with an auction.
Einstein’s Insanity Definition at Work: Israel Going to 3rd Elections Expecting Entirely Different Results
Israeli media claim there are silent negotiations between Likud and Liberman, but there is still no way to match the maximum Haredi concessions to Liberman's minimum demands.
Russian President to Consider Pardon for Israeli-American Citizen
Netanyahu’s office said he was keeping an eye on Issachar’s case; he discussed the matter with Putin at their meeting, and on the phone.
‘Tent-In’ Protest Planned in Galilee Over Development Cutbacks
Galilee residents are planning a protest over cutbacks in crucial development funds.
Netanyahu Government Approves Bill Unifying Emergency Call Numbers
"We have advocated for this bill for a long time to improve the country’s emergency medical response system."
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