Samaria Regional Council Leader and Yehuda Dimentman’s Father Pitch Protest Tent Outside Bennett’s Office
"We join the head of the Samaria Council Yossi Dagan who is a true partner, and announce here: Yeshivat Homesh will exist forever."
Onward Israel Merges with Birthright as Part of Effort to Appeal to New Audiences
It isn’t the only new initiative Birthright is undertaking: “Birthright Israel Labs” is meant to further engage and connect alumni and the greater Diaspora community.
Israel Optimistic Bias May Shift as UAE, Other Nations Join UN Security Council
The Emiratis join Albania, Brazil, Gabon and Ghana in installing their countries’ flags outside the council chamber, replacing Estonia, Niger, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Tunisia and Vietnam.
Israel Introduces Historic Resolution at UN Against Holocaust Denial and Distortion
International political negotiations with UN countries on this resolution have been ongoing for several months, Israel’s mission to the UN said, and will go public this week.
Erdan Launches Historic UN Resolution Against Holocaust Denial
The resolution is expected to pass in two weeks, only the second Israeli resolution adopted by the UN General Assembly.
Arabs Open Fire on IDF Force in Shechem, 1 Terrorist Killed
A different, perhaps more telling image of the same man was posted on Facebook.
Peace Now Warns: Municipality Approved 3,557 Housing Units in Eastern Jerusalem
Mind you, these plans are in neighborhoods that have been part of "Israel proper" for more than fifty years.
IDF Troops Open Fire After Spotting Infiltrators from Syria in Golan Heights
IDF troops fired flares and distancing fire from tanks, after which the suspects fled into Syrian territory.
MK Ayman Odeh Hospitalized with Chest Pain
Doctors decided to keep Odeh overnight for observation in the Hadassah Heart Institute.
Herzog Warns ‘Omicron May Reach Every House in Israel’
The president addressed Israeli citizens in Hebrew, English and in Arabic about the need to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
DM Gantz Seeks ‘Enduring Relations’ in Meeting with Jordan’s King Abdullah
King Abdullah, however, focused his efforts on advocating for the Palestinian Authority.
Coalition Passes Controversial Law Connecting Illegal Bedouin-Built Structures to Electricity Grid
Prime Minister Bennett appeared to lose control, approached the opposition’s aisles and confronted members of the opposition, who shouted at him “shame” and “go away.” Bennett was visibly shaken and agitated.
After 7 Years on the Run, 135 Days in Prison, Haredi Get Refuser Finally...
For 135 days R remained in jail and refused to release Orly, conditioning her freedom on impossible financial demands.
Israel Police to recruit 13 Haredi Female Officers to Investigate Complaints of Sexual Harassment
The initiative comes on the heels of two tragic incidents in Beit Shemesh in which teenagers murdered their parents.
Initial Inquiry Shows Motor Malfunction Caused Fatal IAF Helicopter Crash
Two pilots were killed in the accident.
Terrorist Who Murdered Yehuda Guetta Sentenced to Life in Prison
The terrorist is also a US citizen.
Murder Rates of Women Down in 2021 Even Among Israeli Arabs, But More Sons...
Overall, there were 16 femicides in Israel in 2021, down from 21 murders in 2020.
EMT Saves Be’er Sheva Man’s Life Monday, Gets Emotional Hospital Greeting Tuesday
"Thank you Avinoam, and all those who helped save my life. I’m happy to be alive.”
Opposition to Boycott Knesset Sessions over Coalition’s Ramrodding on Illegal Arab Enclaves
The coalition issued a list of whatabouts criticizing the other guys' behavior and ignoring the Knesset Legal Council's straightforward objection.
Deal Reached: Islamic Jihad Terrorist Abu Hawash to End His Hunger Strike, Detention Won’t...
He will be released on February 26, 2022 when his current detention period is over.
IDF Shoots Down Drone Sent by Hezbollah
The drone was monitored throughout the incident by Israel Air Force personnel.
3 Israeli Diplomatic Missions Closed (Temporarily) By COVID-19
Israel’s embassies in the Philippines and in Angola, as well as the consulate in San Francisco, were all shut down due to coronavirus infections and quarantine among staffers.
Tuesday the Oryxes Woke Up to a Foggy Morning in Yotveta Nature Reserve
Aren't they just gorgeous?
Leaked: Minister Kahana’s Reform Bill Allows Conversions Outside Chief Rabbinate’s Reach
The new law allegedly sets mitigating threshold conditions for rabbis who will convert outside the framework of the Chief Rabbinate.
’Ecological Terrorist Attack’: Raw Sewage from PA Flowing into Alexander River in Israel
Despite the fact that a wastewater treatment plant was built with international funding, the PA is still dumping their waste into the rivers and streams.
Hatzalah Volunteers Distribute Winter Blankets to Ashdod’s Homeless
They drove around the city in one of United Hatzalah’s ambulances and distributed warm blankets to the homeless.
Myopic AP Report Equates Precarious Reform Deal with the Kotel’s Future
A decisive majority of American Jews support the adversaries of Israel.
Israel’s Import Reform Frees Thousands of Products from Bureaucratic Red Tape
If you're not familiar with the Cuban-style centralized system in Israel, you won't appreciate just how revolutionary this move is.
Bennett Destroys Homesh for the Third Time
"The Israeli government has lost its compass."
Study: Jerusalem Nobility Suffered from Infectious Diseases due to Poor Sanitary Conditions
The 2,700-year-old remains of intestinal parasite eggs were discovered in a cesspit beneath the toilet in the garden of a luxury estate uncovered at the Armon Hanatziv Promenade in Jerusalem.
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