Tag: Prime Minister’s Office

"Today’s resolution gives Hamas hope that international pressure will force Israel to accept a ceasefire without the release of our hostages."

State Department on IDF's Rafah operations: "To conduct such an operation right now with no planning and little thought in an area where there is sheltering of a million people would be a disaster."

Police reported at least 39 arrests during the riot. Eight people were seriously injured and 13 more were reported in fair condition from the violence.

PM's Office: “The statement should never have been made and the United States should never have joined it.”

The state believes demonstrators are not allowed to heckle the PM in Ra’anana, they should do it on Balfour Street in Jerusalem.

"It’s important that we sit together and develop a common strategy, a common outlook."

Bin Salman fears that his father would block an agreement that does not promote the establishment of a Palestinian state.

“The virus doesn’t give up . . . It only respects those who respect the rules."

The expansion of the reopening of the schools is to take place on a voluntary basis and in accordance with the readiness of local authorities.

Laundries, seamstresses/tailors and shoe repair shops are permitted to open. Barbers stay closed (it's sefirah time anyway).

4 Israelis died over Shabbat, bringing Israel's number of dead to 44. 166 patients are in moderate condition, 115 critical, out of whom 98 are on respirators.

"I can say, sadly, many of you still do not understand the level of danger facing us. This is not a children’s game. This is a matter of life and death."

As of 8:30 pm Sunday (March 15, 2020), there were 218 confirmed cases of the coronavirus reported in the State of Israel.

high-tech companies in Israel expressed concern that their broadband service would fail due to an unusual volume of data traffic, leading to the suspension of their activity.

"We have removed all the restrictions and today I am announcing that we are going to build the Givat HaMatos neighborhood."

“It is important that they remember where we came from, and it is important that they see where we have gone."

Specific details of the conversation were not released...

“The participation gives Israel an extraordinary opportunity to showcase its capabilities and achievements in the field of technology."

Unlike other buildings in Tsur Baher, these designated structures were built in Area A and are under the total official control of the Palestinian Authority.

According to the report, the conversation between Smotrich and Eshel took place in the Prime Minister's Office, hours before the dissolution of the 21st Knesset, and in the presence of several participants.

Election parlor trick or serious plan?

Among the issues discussed were Iran and the situation in Syria, and strengthening security coordination.

And so, it has taken Peace Now and the High Court of Justice seven years and $8 million to move 50 Israeli families about one mile.

Chabad mitzvah mobile 'mitzvah tanks' are spread throughout the country.

"We have successfully concluded the most extensive national exercise that has ever been held until now."

Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman's office criticized the PM's decision to freeze the evacuation.

Mrs. Netanyahu did not heed the advice of her attorneys who've been recommending that she apologize and pay back the money.

A representative of the city's legal adviser objected to the move, arguing that it could not be sneaked under the guise of accessibility.

"The surrender agreement with Gaza took effect three days ago and does not include soldiers and civilians."

The Europeans are warning Israel against the destruction of the Bedouin village of Khan al-Ahmar, where, as of 2018, there are 173 Bedouin residents,...