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Etgar Lefkovits, an award-winning international journalist, is an Israel correspondent and a feature news writer for JNS. A native of Chicago, he has two decades of experience in journalism, having served as Jerusalem correspondent in one of the world’s most demanding positions. He is currently based in Tel Aviv.
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U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee said on Thursday that it is now clear to President Donald Trump that Iran is not serious about making peace. The remarks by the American envoy came a day after Trump said the ceasefire with Iran was effectively over following repeated attacks by the Islamic regime in the Gulf. […]
Neutrality “is not an option,” the Argentinian president said.
"It was made clear to you that this is not acceptable" on school grounds, the university's rector wrote the young woman.
A limited number of seats will be available for the estimated 150,000 Israelis stranded abroad.
The National Security Council warned Israelis not to try to reach Israel by land through Jordan or Egypt.
A study by IMPACT-se found that textbooks "promote antisemitism, glorify violent jihad, and express strong hostility toward homosexuality
Umut Ataseven, wo is a freelance blogger for a Turkish paper, was in Israel as a tourist on April 6-12.
The legation will be the sixth in Israel's capital.
Belmont Medical Technologies founder Regina Herzlinger donated 50 rapid blood infuser devices to Israeli hospitals and trauma centers.
“Nobody accuses the United States of being an apartheid state,” the former U.S. ambassador to Israel told the Knesset.
The 24-year-old Christian Arab from Nazareth was left hospitalized by the assault.
The few pro-Israel accounts need to be defended,” the IDF veteran said.
Adam Maraana of Haifa will be the third Israeli Arab to represent Israel at the games.
“It seems like the whole world is talking about the red heifers [Para Aduma] except in Israel,” said Moriyah Shapira, a spokeswoman for Ancient Shiloh.
“Some donor nations, probably led by the U.S., could defund and in whole or in part end UNRWA,” says James Lindsay.
Some 6,500 new immigrants came to Israel since the Hamas massacre.
Israel has a duty to do its best to ensure that nothing like the Oct. 7 massacres ever happens again, the visiting former secretary of state said.
Israel has long said that UNRWA was created to perpetuate the conflict, not help Arab refugees.
“The fingerprints of Iran can be found on every conflict now underway in the Middle East, from Gaza to Lebanon to the Red Sea,” Minister Gila Gamliel said.
“In giving political and legal cover to the October 7 massacre and the Hamas human-shield strategy, South Africa has made itself criminally complicit with Hamas’s campaign of genocide against our people,” Israeli government spokesman Eylon Levy said.
The honorary consulate is to be located in Ariel.
Use of the route has grown exponentially in the wake of the Houthi attacks on commercial vessels.
Thanks to the Houthis attacking ships, the land-route has become very popular.
An aid cutoff would follow a similar move by Germany last month.
The extraordinary delegation of Muslim women leaders traveled, in extraordinary times, through war-torn southern Israel this weekend, braving renewed Hamas rocket attacks as the cease-fire collapsed and taking cover outside as the projectiles struck nearby.
Archaeologists identified Liel Hetzroni's remains.
The Filipino caretaker looked at the Hamas terrorist straight in the face and did not flinch.
The announcement comes as hundreds of pilgrims from Fiji are in Israel to take part in the annual Feast of Tabernacles celebrations organized by the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem.
The Washington-based advocacy group Israel Allies Foundation releases the list annually.
The American Society for Yad Vashem has accused the Holocaust memorial's chairman Dani Dayan of attempting to "raid" an endowment built for the museum's perpetual support.
The announcement came during a trilateral summit held in Nicosia.
Israel is poised to finalize an energy deal with Greece and Cyprus which will include a mammoth electricity project connecting the power grids of the three countries, and a potential future regional natural gas pipeline between the eastern Mediterranean allies.
The legation is set to be the seventh in the Israeli capital.
The Red Line's 34 stations run from Bat Yam through Jaffa, Tel Aviv, Bnei Brak, Ramat Gan and Petach Tikva.
The new office will work to promote cooperation in the field of innovation, according to the Israeli Foreign Ministry.
Paraguayan President Santiago Peña is to attend the official reopening ceremony in Jerusalem, scheduled to take place by the end of the year.
An official announcement is expected after the president-elect is sworn in next week.
Jordanian officials have desecrated Tefillin, demanded Jews cut off their payot, and simply barred entry to religious Jews.
Dismissing Bobby Brown, the University's senior vice president, has donors and friends of the embattled institution up in arms.
The rabbi, who lost his wife and two teenage daughters in an Arab terror attack, has urged unity in the wake of the tragedy.
A fiber-optic cable is to connect Asia to the West via the Jewish state.
Amir Ohana presented the head of the parliament in Rabat with the smallest Koran in the world, printed with Israeli nanotechnology.
Two members of the Swedish Democrats Party were in Israel last week seeking to cement their friendship with the Jewish state.
“Normalization with Riyadh could happen within six months.”
The peer review of the small 3,200-year-old curse tablet discovered at Mount Ebal in Samaria more than two years ago is expected to reignite the debate in the archaeological community over the find.
Thousand-year-old Codex Sassoon manuscript is expected to fetch up to $50 million at Sotheby’s.
Baku supplies Israel with an estimated 40% of its oil.
The valley houses the earliest tombs in the most ancient Jewish cemetery in the world, including Zechariah’s Tomb, the Tomb of the Sons of Hezir and Absalom’s Tomb.
The site in Samaria, near Nablus, is identified with that of Joshua’s altar.
Researchers claim cutting-edge digital imaging has ended a decades-old debate within the archaeological community.
The EuroAsia Interconnector submarine power cable will link the countries' grids and provide Israel with a reliable way to export natural gas in the form of electric power.
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