Survey: If Elections Were Held Today Likud Down 3 Seats, Coalition Down to 57
Naftali Bennett's Religious Zionist startup goes up from 8 to 11, likely those seats that were lured by Netanyahu in the last elections.
Israel Transferring $128 Million to PA to Prevent Collapse
"Peace hasn't broken out," Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon said, "It's only a drop in the bucket — but it's a crucial drop."
The War Is On: Ultra-Orthodox, Reform, Vie for Control of Knesset
Netanyahu has until Passover to follow the coalition agreement he signed with the ultra-Orthodox, or else.
Rivlin Won’t Let Arab MK into Presidential Residence
Using humor to fuse a tense situation, MK Zahalka said, "I didn't know they were short on chairs in the presidential palace."
Noble Energy, Delek to Speed Up Israeli Gas Production at Leviathan
The development partners of the Leviathan gas field are planning to start the pipes flowing by 2019.
Iran Promises to Pay Arab Families for Terror Attacks in Israel
Iran announces it will pay for terror attacks in Israel (now that it's flush with cash from lifted sanctions.)
Netanyahu Names New Head of National Security Council
Bar-Yosef, 62, is married with four children and three grandchildren. He filled the position of deputy head of the National Security Services from 2009 until six months ago.
Israeli Defense Split on Turkey’s Gaza Port Demands
There are five alternatives being discussed by the Israeli leadership, to appease to Turks while both helping the Gazans without harming Israeli security.
Report: Only 12% of Jerusalem Schoolchildren Secular, But Receive Biggest Budget
Approximately 41% of Jerusalem schoolchildren are Haredi, 38% are Arab.
Galant Proposes Informer Hot Line to Fight Arab Sector Illegal Weapons
The state would be going halfsies with the informant on the fine levied on the gun owner.
Textiles Dating Back to King David’s Era Found at Timna Dig
The ancient copper mines in Timna, deep in Israel’s Arava Valley, are believed by some to be the site of King Solomon's mines.
Analysis: How the Reform Control Government, Knesset Committees and the Courts
Israeli anti-religious organizations funded by Reform money are regularly invited by Knesset committees despite having no legal status.
Israel Plans to Import Foreign Hi-Tech Workers
Israel is growing its hi-tech sector so rapidly that local talent is allegedly having trouble keeping up.
Bayit Yehudi Supporting Low Income Tel Aviv Residents in Fight Against Wealthy Developers
"We will not allow the state to abandon the residents of Giv'at Amal."
Analysis: Reform Success Enabled by Ultra-Orthodox 4-Seat Loss
UTJ MK Israel Eichler turned their lemons into a kind of lemonade saying he wouldn't give the Reform the satisfaction by leaving government.
WikiLeaks Reveals American NSA Snooping on Netanyahu-Berlusconi Talks
It is believed that Netanyahu used the tapped lines to indirectly communicate with the Americans after Obama gave him the silent treatment for a few days.
Dead Sea Scrolls Puzzle Pieces to Be Matched via Digitizing
The hands-on virtual workspace that will allow scholars around the world to work together simultaneously.
Israeli Forces Demolish Homes of 2 Terrorist Murderers
Israel demolished the homes of terrorists who together murdered and wounded 13 Jews and an Arab.
MK Oren: Israel Must Realize Full Potential in Latin America
Closing missions in South America costs the Israel more money than keeping them active would have done.
Following ‘Rami Levy Murder’ Soldiers on Leave to Keep Personal Weapon
The investigation so far has the two terrorists, ages 14 and 15, loitering freely around the store for 25 minutes without ever being challenged.
