Tag: Moshe Yaalon

Channel 10's latest accusations against PM Netanyahu have created a political storm.

Contrary to some reports, the IDF told the cabinet that more new submarines were "needed."

"The court will rule on the severity of his action," says the subheadline on the cover, "but there's no doubt that the single bullet he shot at the terrorist ignited the stormiest debate in Israel's society this year."

Netanyahu played down "all kinds of background noise and disinformation about the agreement."

Did Netanyahu sign the MOU in return for an Obama promise to leave him alone between Nov. 9 and January 17?

The loud and clear statement from the Defense Minister that he will back his soldiers rather than sic lawyers at them will likely go a long way to improve IDF morale.

It could mean those PA folks would be stuck without their Internet connection and the world would be spared many gigabytes of incitement.

Ah, police harassment, that unique combination of abuse of power and contempt for civilians.

Liberman decided to ignore Vice Counsel on Legislation Affairs Dina Zilber's opinion, which is almost unheard of in Israeli governmental politics.

Israeli leaders responded fiercely to the lies hurled from the European Union podium by Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas.

Israelis have started a viral protest against the anti-democratic distancing order of a 15-year-old boy from his parent's home.

"The Major General sleeps well with his children in his home while my son is being thrown out to the street. We cannot accept this."

There is a dispute between the professional echelon in the defense ministry and Prime Minister Netanyahu over the American proposal.

"Government should stop scaring the citizens of an imminent second holocaust and stop inciting them against each other."

Defense Minister Liberman tells IDF generals, "matters of war and peace must express the will and enjoy the support of the majority of the people."

A Wednesday decree issued by Shabak truly sounded like part of the mad hatter's party in Alice in Wonderland.

Will Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman follow in Ya'alon's footsteps and sign new administrative detention orders against Kahane's grandson, sending him back to prison without trial?

Likud MK Benny Begin is outraged that fellow party members supported the appointment of new Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman.

The reason for the severe limits on his civil rights is stated as: "To secure state security, public peace and maintaining public order."

Kulanu's vagaries in the coming weeks should be viewed in the context of a party on its way to extinction attempting to soar once more by flapping its arms with great vigor.

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MK Yehuda Glick is not yet able to formally enter the Knesset -- the USA has not yet revoked his US citizenship.

Police returned the body of the Bezeq technician-turned-terrorist who murdered a 60-year-old rabbi in the heart of Jerusalem. He was buried as a martyr.

When the PM shook hands with the newcomer at the end of the Knesset Likud faction's first meeting of the spring session, he blurted, "Yehuda, it's the last time you're doing this to me."

This is a do or die case for the military prosecution, which has taken its share of lumps so far.

Ari Fuld explains all that has transpired in the last few days and how it has shaken up the Israeli government and the country.

Petty? You bet.

Defense Minister Ya'alon was in the habit, during security cabinet meetings, of forcing officers to remain silent if their views did not match his own.

Netanyahu was unhappy with Glick's presence on his party's list, and, in fact, refused to employ the "Norwegian Law" just so Glick won't become a Likud legislator.

MK Avigdor Liberman rocked the political establishment by agreeing to become the defense minister.