Israel

In Ashkelon, candidtae Tomer Glam is mayor Shimoni's attorney, who represents him in the criminal case against him. Talk about too close for comfort.

The full list of winners and losers for your reading pleasure.

Like any journalist, I enjoy a good gotcha (although I work hard not to do it myself), but this gotcha, Judy Maltz, is dripping the blood of murder victims.

Israel's Diaspora Minister: Pres. Trump's "condemnation of antisemitism -- when he said he would destroy those that seek to destroy the Jewish people -- was the strongest condemnation of antisemitism that I have ever heard from a politician outside the State of Israel."

"He was an outstanding and industrious minister who brightened everyone’s face; he loved peace and pursued peace."

Oron is the second official female ambassador to an Arab nation; the first was Einat Klein, who represented Israel in Jordan.

“A whole family gone - it’s simply inconceivable. We must take it upon ourselves to drive extra carefully. Absolutely nothing is worth it.”

"When the response is feeble, terror spreads to the inside of the country as well."

About 11,000 polling stations have been deployed throughout Israel and more than six million citizens will be able to exercise their right to vote. The...

To support their case against the IDF soldiers and the spokesperson, B'Tselem enclosed an additional crucial testimony, by A-Rajjan's mother, Sabreen al-Najjar, who swore that "Raszan was a naive girl who loved life and always smiled."

"From Sderot to Pittsburgh, the hand that fires missiles is the same hand that shoots worshipers. We will fight against the hatred of Jews, and anti-Semitism wherever it raises its head. And we will prevail."

“While these attacks are nothing new in the history of our people, what is new is our ability to fight back against the antisemites. Israel does that every day."

"The goal is to build a healthy, happy, and fulfilling life. It’s a process that Haredi young men generally undergo in yeshiva, and we want to ensure that our veterans have this closure, as well.”

Zilber's appearance was a "slap in the face" to Justice Minister Shaked, who initiated the bill with government approval.

Culture and Sports Minister Miri Regev was invited by an official representative of United Arab Emirates to an official visit at the Sheikh Zayed...

He uses Israel as an example of a well run, modern state, free from the insanity of Western liberalism.

Israel was looking to end the constant infiltrations from the Gaza Strip of Fedayeen terrorists, who robbed and murdered Israeli settlers—many of whom were recent newcomers to the Jewish State.

The opportunity to raise condemnations of Israel did not escape the Arab propaganda machine, both in Gaza and Ramallah.

"We cannot tolerate a situation in which residents in our country are subject to unrelenting acts of terrorism."

In France, the government expressed its solidarity differently: the lights of the Eiffel Tower were set to go dark at midnight to mourn the victims of the massacre in the Pittsburgh synagogue.

For the first time ever, the Israeli national anthem, Hatikvah, played in Abu Dhabi, the capital city of the United Arab Emirates.

The municipal building in Tel Aviv lit up in a display of the American flag on Saturday night to show the city’s solidarity with the victims of the deadly attack.

Students at the high school were immediately evacuated from the building while the bomb squad and police sappers were summoned to the site.

“At no stage will Israel accept any ultimatum from Hamas. Israel will continue to act in accordance with Israeli interests and for Israel's security alone."

"It starts with the Jews, but never ends with the Jews."

"This bill aims to end the cash flow from international institutions to Israeli NGOs and make it difficult for them to intervene in Israel's security affairs."

The amendments include one additional chairmen-appointed Knesset nominee on the Party's Knesset list's first 10 slots.

Israel is currently considering how to respond to the new demand and apparently has yet to formulate a position.

The last visit to Oman by an Israeli leader took place in 1996, when then-Prime Minister Shimon Peres arrived for talks.

"Our hearts go out to the families of those killed, and we pray for the swift recovery of the injured, as we pray this is the last such event. Jewish blood is not free.”