IAA Plans to Excavate Judean Desert Caves, Save Scrolls from Robbers

The plan’s first excavation is currently underway in the Cave of the Skulls in Nahal Tse'elim, with the assistance of numerous volunteers.

11 Rightwing Questions to Incoming Defense Minister Lieberman

We at the Jewish Press online came up with a list of issues we will be following up during the Lieberman administration at the Defense Ministry, and the reader is invited to add more items.

Palestinian Authority Rejects Direct Talks

The Palestinian Authority refuses to talk directly with Israel, relying on world leaders to intervene.

Body of ‘Jerusalem Bezeq Terrorist’ Returned to Family, Buried as an ‘Honored Martyr’

Police returned the body of the Bezeq technician-turned-terrorist who murdered a 60-year-old rabbi in the heart of Jerusalem. He was buried as a martyr.

On This Day in 1991, IDF Makes a Miracle With ‘Operation Solomon’

On May 24-25, 1991, Operation Solomon brought nearly 15,000 Ethiopian Jews home to Israel in the biggest operation of its kind ever recorded.

We Remember Eliahu ben Shaul Cohen, z’l, Legend of the Mossad

Intelligence from Mossad spy Eli Cohen helped Israel win the Six Day War.

Likud MK Miki Zohar Informs Netanyahu He’s Quitting

Likud MK Miki Zohar informed PM Netanyahu he intends to quit. A replacement is already waiting.

Netanyahu Tells Knesset He Wants ‘Broader Government,’ Herzog: Stop Zigzagging

Herzog did not explain how a 55% majority of the house can be considered "extremist" while the remaining 45% are the proverbial moderates.

IDF Hebron Soldier Pleads ‘Not Guilty’ to Manslaughter in Terrorist Death

IDF soldier Elor Azariya pleads not guilty to manslaughter charges after shooting an injured terrorist.

Ethiopian MK Meets Visiting African Women, Advocates Merging Israeli Tech with ‘Fertile African Soil’

Neguise told the delegation members, pointing out Israel's advanced capabilities in the fields of irrigation, desalination, solar energy, medicine, education and tourism.

Netanyahu Ready to Go to Paris ‘Tomorrow’ for Direct 2-State Talks with Abbas

"Although we disagree as to the best way to reach peace, I appreciate your commitment to seek peace," Netanyahu told Valls.

Netanyahu Chastises MK Glick for Temple Mount Visit

When the PM shook hands with the newcomer at the end of the Knesset Likud faction's first meeting of the spring session, he blurted, "Yehuda, it's the last time you're doing this to me."

New Book Draws Parallels Between Cold War and Israel, Iran, Nuclear Tensions

"Mutual deterrence is not a valid concept for the Middle East."

Bennett Threatens to Prevent Government Expansion if Security Cabinet Problems Are Not Fixed

The problems in the security cabinet were revealed as part of the lessons learned from Operation Protective Edge in Gaza in the summer of 2014 and from the Second Lebanon War in 2006.

1 Judge Out in Manslaughter Trial of IDF Soldier

A member of the three-judge panel has been recused in the trial of an IDF soldier accused of killing an injured terrorist.

Prosecution Loses Round As Judge Recused in Trial of Soldier Who Killed Neutralized Terrorist

This is a do or die case for the military prosecution, which has taken its share of lumps so far.

Netanyahu: Expanded Coalition Will Push for Peace Process

Netanyahu expressed his continued openness towards including the opposition Zionist Union faction led by Labor party Chairman Isaac Herzog in the coalition.

Report: J-Street Received More Than $500,000 to Promote Obama’s Iran Deal

The Obama administration tapped J-Street via a wealthy US foundation to carry out a propaganda campaign for its Iran nuclear deal.

Israel’s New Gas Deal Back on Track

The stability clause in the government gas deal has been rewritten and the cabinet will review the new deal at its weekly meeting.

In New US – PA Talks on Recovering Debt Ridden Economy, Fingers Point at...

Israel was rebuked this month by the World Bank for ruining the PA economy by, essentially, withholding money it is rightfully due.

Turkey’s President Erdogan ‘Waiting for Israel’ to Respond on Gaza

Pres. Erdogan says Turkey will mend ties with Israel if Jerusalem agrees to allow Ankara to repair water, energy and infrastructure in Gaza.

Ya’alon Out, Temple Mount Activist Yehuda Glick In

Netanyahu was unhappy with Glick's presence on his party's list, and, in fact, refused to employ the "Norwegian Law" just so Glick won't become a Likud legislator.

Liberman Joins the Coalition – But Leaves One MK Behind

Levi-Abekasis is one of only six Yisrael Beiteinu lawmakers and currently serves as deputy speaker of the Knesset.

Knesset Committee Convenes to Prepare for Lag B’Omer Mt. Meron Fire Festival

"We have established a special area for women to drink and rest. There are 12 diaper changing and nursing rooms with attendants on hand to help."

Israel Seizes Thousands of Grenade Springs, Explosives, Weapons Headed for Gaza

An Israeli Arab tried to smuggle thousands of grenade and rocket parts into Gaza.

Report: Shaked to Fight Israelis Who Download Pirated Content

"Unauthorized downloads happen when the content copyright holders won't allow people to enjoy it."

Incoming Defense Minister Rattles Israeli Political Establishment

MK Avigdor Liberman rocked the political establishment by agreeing to become the defense minister.

With 5 Life Sentences for 5 Murders Marwan Barghouti Prepares to Play Nelson Mandela

At this point, outside the Gaza Strip, only Marwan Barghouti has the street cred and the political wherewithal to rule the PA, which should be a source of concern to Israel.

Analysis: An Afternoon of Hard Maneuvering May Yield New Defense Minister and 67-Member Rightwing...

Netanyahu may have been clever or lucky, but Lieberman was, without a doubt, brilliant.

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