Environmental Protection Rejects Pipeline’s Pollution Risks Survey, Crisis with UEA Looming

The idea of multiplying to a very large extent the amount of crude oil being pushed through the pipeline from Eilat to the Ashkelon terminal is dizzying.

Weekend Visitors in Western Galilee Brook Leave Behind 130,000 Bushels of Trash

This waste becomes an environmental and ecological hazard that harms the local springs, plant species, and wildlife.

Hadassah Sacks Prof. Zeev Rotstein

The Hadassah board's claim that the sacked CEO failed to rescue the hospital from its financial crisis is dubious, considering the year of the pandemic.

Report: PM, Education Minister Clash over Vaccinating Schoolchildren

Shasha Bitton denied the clash story, but confirmed that she opposes vaccinations in the schools.

Court Rebukes IDF Civil Administration: Doubtful It Took Effective Enforcement Against Illegal Arab Structures

"With each passing day, the citizens of the State of Israel are losing more and more state lands, the price of which we all pay."

Israel Warns Washington Iran Is on the Threshold of Becoming a Nuclear Power

Biden said: "Iran will not have nuclear weapons on my watch."

Russia Continues to Claim Downing Israeli Guided Missiles in Syria

"Presumably, from time to time they may succeed in downing this or that Israeli missile,"

IDF Attacks in Gaza in Retaliation for Incendiary Balloon Fires

The Israeli government continues to resist the renewal of cash payments from Qatar to the tune of some $30 million a month.

201 Israelis Hospitalized with COVID-19. Serious Cases Doubled in Past 10 Days

The Health Ministry reports that the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine is only 39 percent effective against the Delta variant of the virus.

CDC Reports a Case of Monkeypox in Texas

Prior to the current case, there have been at least six reported Monkeypox cases in travelers returning from Nigeria, including cases in the United Kingdom, Israel, and Singapore.

Haifa’s Technion Institute of Technology Ends Use of Disposable Utensils in Move to ‘Environmentally...

“There is no doubt that recycling is important, but reuse and reduction are especially important goals because they prevent pollution already in the production phase.”

Amir Haik Appointed First Israeli Ambassador to the UAE

Haik will replace diplomat Eitan Na’a, who has served as interim commissioner in Abu Dhabi for the past six months.

Two Israeli Airlines Launch First Ever Direct Flights to Morocco

The Israir flight left Tel Aviv at 8:15 A.M. local time with about 100 people on board, including the Israeli businessman Rami Levi.

Avishag Semberg Takes Bronze in Taekwondo, Israel’s First-Ever Olympic Medal in the Sport

The medal is Israel’s first at the Tokyo summer games and its 10th Olympic medal.

Iran Enraged by UN Criticism of Its Murdering Thirsty Rioters

Human rights groups around the world have accused Iran of using unlawful and excessive force against the Khuzestan protesters and cited a higher death toll than was reported by Iranian media.

2 Inebriated Israeli Women Rescued from Super Dangerous Refugee Camp Saturday Night

Al-Amari is considered one of the most dangerous "refugee camps" in the PA, the kind that security forces prefer not to enter if they can help it.

Top Diplomats From 10 Countries Gather to Learn What Makes Israel’s Innovation Ecosystem Tick

Start-Up Nation Central is the address for corporations, governments, and investors to connect with the Israeli tech ecosystem.

PM Bennett Congratulates Israeli Bronze Medalist Avishag Semberg

"It is an honor for me to be an example and source of inspiration for young women and be an example on realizing one's dream."

Algerian Judoka Suspended, Sent Home, for Chickening Out of Fighting Superior Israeli Opponent

The chance of getting routed by a much better, established Israeli fighter was too intimidating for Fethi "Chicken Heart" Nourine.

Jackie Mason, Rabbi Whose Sermons Did So Much Better on Broadway, Dead at 93

After his father died, Mason left his job as a rabbi to become a standup comedian because, as he put it, "Somebody in the family had to make a living."

Iranian, Hezbollah Commanders Killed in Israeli Attacks

The Hezbollah telegram channel confirmed that the commander was killed while on duty, but did not specify where and when.

New York State Pension Fund Issues Warning to Ben & Jerry’s and Unilever Ahead...

“The Fund intends to include Unilever on our list of companies participating in BDS activity if these reports are correct.”

‘Judea and & Samaria’s Finest Ben & Jerry’s’ Coming Soon?

A ruling on the legality of the move could come in a matter of weeks.

Suspect Seen on Surveillance Video Smashing Window of Brooklyn Jewish School

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he will direct the state’s Hate Crimes Task Force to help investigate the incident.

Three Brooklyn Men Charged for Assaulting Jews, Forcing Them to Say ‘Free Palestine’

District Attorney Eric Gonzalez named the defendants: Daniel Shaukat, 20, of Bensonhurst; Haider Anjam, 21, of Midwood; and Ashan Azad 19, also of Midwood

Israeli Government, European Jewry Condemn Poland’s New Restitution Law

“It is outrageous that someone who survived the Holocaust, who will be in their later years, will still be deprived justice by this cruel, illegitimate and discriminatory law."

Watch: Olympic Games 2020 Remember and Honor Israeli 1972 Olympics Munich Massacre Victims

The Tokyo Olympics 2020 officially honored the memory of the Israeli victims of the 1972 terror attack at the Olympics in West Germany as part of the main opening ceremony.

High Hopes for Team Israel in Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games

90 athletes from 21 different types of sports are representing the Jewish state in the Tokyo Olympic Games in the summer of 2021.

Balance of Power Moves in Iran’s Favor in Gulf & Jordan, as America Pulls...

Partly driving the shift “is the weakness the United States is showing towards Iran in its efforts to reduce its presence in the Middle East and bolster its position in the Far East against the growing Chinese challenge,” said Bar-Ilan Professor Hillel Frisch, a Middle East expert at the BESA Center.

Iran Opens First Oil Terminal in Gulf of Oman, Avoiding Strait of Hormuz

“This new crude export terminal shows the failure of Washington's sanctions on Iran,” said Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.

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