Tag: Benjamin Netanyahu

The Attorney General stressed that if the PM chooses not to schedule to the hearing, then he, the AG, would make a final decision on the indictments based strictly on the evidence.

The online version of the cartoon, featured in the New York Times’ opinion section, has been deleted.

Zarif added a paranoid note to the interview when he warned that some people could "plot an accident” that would trigger a crisis leading to war.

MK Hendel is part of a group of right-wingers picked up by Gantz with the hope of luring Likud voters who have had enough of Netanyahu.

"All Israelis were deeply moved when President Trump made his historic decision to recognize Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights."

Smotrich remains forceful and ambitious regarding his expectations of the Likud government, and is planning to demand a lot more than just the Justice and Education portfolios.

Smotrich noted that "trust in the judicial system is at an unprecedented low according to all public surveys and studies."

Israeli-American attorney Marc Zell, chairman of Republicans Overseas Israel and a vice president of Republicans Overseas, Inc., on Thursday told Srugim regarding Prime Minister...

The list is assembled by Time magazine, which may or may not be one of the 100 most influential magazines in the world at this point.

“There is no greater privilege in democratic life . . . and I will act as the emissary of the people with all its parts."

"Unity of the people, hugging, sympathy for one another is what's important, otherwise we will have fights inside the family."

The honorable Congresswoman from the Bronx and Queens is notorious for saying stuff she doesn't really understand.

Ramallah is ready for direct dialogue with Israel under Russia’s mediation.

Deputy Health Minister Yaakov Litzman said he had just been informed that his party had risen to eight Knesset seats at the Likud's expense.

"Who like us knows that the cost of war is terrible? But let no one misunderstand us; when the security of Israel is at stake we act with all our strength."

Now, you tell me this is not the saddest report about the saddest politician in the Middle East, saying irrelevant, previous-century stuff to a cabinet of moth-eaten stuffed shirts as time passes him by.

With his 5 Knesset seats, Liberman could make life difficult for a Netanyahu 60-seat coalition, should he join forces with the 55-seat opposition, which includes two Arab parties.

To comply with the President's request, Blue and White would have to violate their promise to their voters not to sit in a Netanyahu-led government.

There probably is going to be a recount of the soldiers' votes due to the unusual number of reported irregularities.

If ignoring the tantrum fits of the New York Times will inevitably "deepen the alienation between [Israel's] right-wing coalition government and a majority of American Jews," I say, take the chance.

Mahmoud Abbas has already declared he would reject the Trump peace proposal, that Deal of the Century. Good time to annex, Mr. Netanyahu.

"I intend to insist on Netanyahu's parallel commitment to this. The High Court will not win this election."

Demolishing or failing to demolish Khan al-Ahmar could be the first signal from 4th term prime minister Netanyahu as to whether he is or isn't a true part of the right-wing bloc.

Smotrich vowed Tuesday night that Otzma Yehudit candidate Itamar Ben-Gvir would be in the Knesset, which could mean that Idit Salman is only a seat warmer.

Never before have Orthodox Jews been deposited with this much power and responsibility to do good and show secular Israeli Jews the power and beauty of our Torah.

After reciting the "Shehechiyanu" blessing, Netanyahu thanked the people of Israel for “putting their trust in me a fifth time.”

Blue and White candidate list Yoaz Hendel said: "Netanyahu has finished his job, even if tomorrow morning he will receive another mandate or two in the poll samples. On July 9 he is facing a hearing [ahead of his indictments]."

According to Monday's Peace Now report, at least 11% of the construction (2,206 housing units) is illegal based on Israeli law, not just the International kind.

So, it's official, the bon ton of the Democratic party, or at least a good chunk of it, is about attacks on Israel, support for Israel's most vicious enemies, and, here and there, splashes of classic anti-Semitism.

“Yet another example of how Netanyahu uses electoral politics to justify occupation and undermine the two-state solution.”