Tag: Dov Lior

Likud officials say Smotrich is much tougher than Bennett, they also said his demands are outrageous and baseless.

“How is it possible for men like you think that justice can come out through the legal system as it is seen today?”

Would local Jews help him with a minyan Friday nights and Shabbat mornings? They might score free tickets…

You just know that once Lapid becomes the PM, the order to halt the tree planting will come down so fast, it'll stir up a Negev dust storm.

The new law allegedly sets mitigating threshold conditions for rabbis who will convert outside the framework of the Chief Rabbinate.

Rabbi Waldman was one of the founders and leaders of Gush Emunim, and one of the founders of the Tehiya Party.

It should be interesting to see Religious Service Minister Matan Kahana getting back on his feet after this near-knockout.

In Jerusalem’s Old City, prominent religious-Zionist rabbis pray the incoming government won’t “abandon the Land of Israel to the Arab takeover.”

The mayor of Lod, Yair Revivo, tweeted: "70 years of coexistence have been trampled on."

Ben-Gvir warned that a DIP to let the offending cops go without criminal indictments "would increase the rift and polarization in Israeli society."

All three parties when running on their own do not cross the threshold in most polls.

“Make it clear to all those opposed to the settlement enterprise: For every home that will be destroyed or threatened with destruction, many others will be built.”

According to Glick, 'the fact that rabbis support ascending to the Temple Mount is a phenomenon that has grown following the mass ascension. After the Jews ascended, the rabbis had to deal with the halachic question.'

The state of mind of a husband who signed the Tzohar prenuptial agreement may be affected by the financial consequences to the point where his get may not be given in a purely voluntary manner.

This permit was used last Shabbat, when activists from the leftwing NGO Ta'ayush, an anarchist group that provokes violent confrontations in Judea and Samaria, arrived outside a religious moshav in Jordan Valley.

Among those who spoke were President Ruby Rivlin, Minister Uri Ariel, Rabbi Dov Lior and Rabbi Haim Druckman.