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Tel Aviv’s ‘Red Line’ Set to Begin Light Rail Service Next Month

The line, to run from Petach Tikvah to southern Bat Yam, will feature 34 stations along its route, with 12 kilometers to operate underground from the Geha Junction to north of Yafo.

Tel Aviv Light Rail to Launch Operations on Israel’s Independence Day

The opening of the Red Line, which is supposed to run to Petach Tikvah from Bat Yam, Yafo (Jaffa) and Tel Aviv via Ramat Gan and Bnei Brak, has been repeatedly delayed.

After Second Postponement Arab League to Meet on Jerusalem

"Everyone knows how deep and dangerous ... plans have been for years to Judaize Jerusalem.”

Jerusalem Light Rail Expansion Approved, City to Add More Lines

The Jerusalem municipality has approved two more lines for the city's Light Rail and an extension of the current Red Line.

Second Light Rail Line Serving Eastern Jerusalem Approved

Connecting the entire city with a Light Rail physically unites the capital and establishes a de facto veto of any idea of dividing it wherever the trains are running.

Lake Kinneret ‘Under the Weather,’ Water Level Dropping

Lake Kinneret is a little ‘under the weather’ these days, according to Israel's Water Authority.

Tel Aviv’s Handshake With China, Doing Business with Iran

Tel Aviv has closed a deal to build its Light Rail with a Chinese firm that is doing business with Iran.

Another Dark Day for America

I think it's fair to say that Putin spit in Obama's face yesterday, and then rubbed it in for good measure.

Obama Tosses Syrian Hot Potato into Republicans’ Laps

By giving the issue to Congress, he evades sole responsibility and makes himself look "principled."

Indyk Joined Israeli-Palestinian Negotiating Session, State Dept. Admits

Martin Indyk, the U.S. envoy to the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks has attended a negotiating session, the U.S. State Department said. The Israeli and Palestinian negotiating...

Iran Draws ‘Red Line’ against US Intervention in Syria

Iran had also threatened Israel specifically if it does anything in Syrian territory, but nothing happened when it did.

Cabinet OKs ‘Peace Process’ Referendum, Delays Vote on Terrorists

Netanyahu threw a sugar pill at the Cabinet by proposing a change in the Basic Law for a national referendum before giving Israeli land to the PA. The Cabinet is contemplating swallowing the bitter pill – freeing terrorists.

Obama and the Red Line

With the Syrian government refusing to allow UN inspectors into the country it is difficult to see how indisputable proof of use of chemical weapons can be found

Knesset Swears in New Govt with Hugs and a Walkout

The 33rd Knesset is off to a flying start. MKs kissed and hugged each other, Haredim walked out, and Arabs called the coalition”racist.” Tomorrow, the Knesset return to more bickering.

Iran Installs Advanced Centrifuges, Gets Closer to Bibi’s Red Line

United Nations nuclear watchdogs said Thursday that Iran has installed next-generation centrifuges at the Natanz nuclear plant, and Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu quickly responded...

Kinneret Water Level Rises

The Kinneret Bot reports: In the last 2 days the water level of the Kinneret rose 2cm to -212.38m, 62cm above the lower red line. This...

Remembering Where We Came From

Many are saying that this year will be momentous. They say that this will be the year when the decision whether to attack Iran will be made, that this will be a decisive year in the political arena, and that this year will be an unforgettable one – engraved in history.

Senate Overwhelmingly Endorses ‘Capability’ Red Line on Iran

The U.S. Senate overwhelmingly endorsed language that sets a red line for Iran "nuclear capability."

America’s Ambivalent Iran Doctrine

Ironically, the less credible the threat of military force is, the more likely it is that military force will eventually have to be used.

Sharansky Complaining Iran Fears Hurt Aliya Stats

Sharansky told Israel Radio on Sunday that potential immigrants who had finalized their plans to move to Israel have delayed their arrival by several months because they are afraid of an Israeli strike on Iran's nuclear facilities and an Iranian response.

AG Urged to Probe Leftist Academics Telling Pilots to Refuse Bombing Iran Nukes

"This is a call for rebellion and it undermines the unity of Israeli society and the values of democracy," declared Labor Party Chairperson Shelly Yachimovich.

Defensive Systems: Like Taking Aspirin Against Infection?

When this farce began, only a limited rural area near the Gaza Strip was being hit. Each time the range was extended there was talk that a red line had been crossed. But it is now clear that these lines in the sand had no meaning. Today over a million Israelis are in range of the weapons already launched from the Gaza Strip.

Since Thursday Kinneret Level Rises 7.9 Inches

Large amounts of water that swept through northern Israel and led to a strong flow of streams have produced exceptionally high figures for the National Lake's level. The Kinneret water is now at about 80 centimeters (31.5 inches) above the "lower red line." While rain may be ceasing soon, the snow thaw is expected to add even more water in the spring.

Israel, US Postpone Drill as Relations with Iran Intensify

The much-publicized joint defense drill planned between Israel and the United States has been postponed in the wake of quickly escalating tensions between the two countries and Iran.

Water Level in Lake Kinneret Rises 11 Centimenters

Heavy rains in Northern Israel help raise Kinneret's water level.

US Defense Sec: Iran Could Have Nuke in Year or Less

Iran has the capability to produce an atomic bomb within a year, according to US Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta in an interview on CBS News Monday night.

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