Qatar Funding Fuel to Gaza Via Israel, Skipping Past Palestinian Authority
Qatar sent Israel – via the United Nations – enough money for six months’ worth of increased fuel for Gaza’s power plant.
Incoming Tourism Continues to Rise Over 2016, 2015
"This revolution in tourism . . . is making a great contribution to the Israeli economy and the jobs market."
IDF Reservists Suspend their Protest: ‘We Decided to Give Talks a Chance’
Brothers in Arms is estimated at several hundred IDF reservist soldiers and officers.
Netanyahu Gives in to Druze Violence, Halts $400 mil. Golan Turbine Project
On Friday, Sheikh Tarif announced that the state must stop promoting wind turbine construction, otherwise, there would be consequences.
America Joins Israel in Canceling Talks with PA
The U.S. has finally tossed in the towel on trying to force the Palestinian Authority to come to the table to talk with Israel.
Serious Damage to Solomon’s Pools Still Neglected by Palestinian Authority
The ancient water reservoir of Solomon's Pools is damaged but has not yet been repaired by the Palestinian Authority.
Israel Imposes New Sanctions on ‘Pay for Slay’ Recipients, Seizes Terror-Linked Funds
“We will not allow the Palestinian Authority to continue rewarding terrorists for murdering and harming Israeli citizens,” Katz declared.
Report: Pompeo, Netanyahu ‘Likely’ to Meet on Sidelines of NATO Summit in London
Israel has an interest with at least one issue on the agenda at the gathering: the question of Turkey’s invasion of northern Syria.
Landing Strips at Ben Gurion Intl Airport Changed, Ahead of Possible Conflict
Numerous other preparations are being made as the State of Israel girds itself for a possible extended conflict with Hamas in Gaza.
Israel’s Pres. Rivlin Expresses Sadness at Benny Elon’s Passing
"As a friend and companion, he was for me a learning partner, an intellectual sparring partner," said President Rivlin.
The War Is On: Ultra-Orthodox, Reform, Vie for Control of Knesset
Netanyahu has until Passover to follow the coalition agreement he signed with the ultra-Orthodox, or else.
Israeli State Comptroller Releases Report Criticizing Climate Change Preparedness
“Israel is one of the few countries in the world that is not yet working on the issue of climate on the basis of a budgeted, approved national preparation plan,” according to a report by Matanyahu Englman.
Israeli Manufacturers Warn New APC to Cost Thousands of Jobs if Made in USA...
US President-elect Trump is already retrieving jobs for America, while Israeli leaders may be outsourcing jobs in the nation's defense industry.
Taking a Jab at Netanyahu’s Government, Lapid Says He will Prioritize Relations with Diaspora...
Former Israeli Ambassador to the United States Ron Dermer had said Israel should focus more of its outreach to its biggest supporters in the United States—namely, the Christian evangelical community
Netanyahu: ‘We’ll Respond Strongly to Any Firing at Israel’
"We are not prepared to accept any spillover or 'trickle of fire' from any front whatsoever."
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to Arrive Monday in Israel
Following his visit Pompeo is expected to head to the United Arab Emirates.
Crisis in the PA: Can’t Pay Both Its Employees and Terrorists following Smotrich’s Customs...
Meanwhile, on Thursday the European Union announced it was replenishing the budgetary gap with a $322 million assistance package.
A Happy Jewish Home
The poll shows that "Jewish Home" party members like and appreciate their current leadership.
Religious Zionism, Likud, Still Negotiating, Shas Loses Its Cool
Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri did not hide his rage at the delay in getting rid of the disgrace thing.
Israel Reopens the Skies for Citizens to Return
Up to 3,000 incoming Israelis per day will be allowed to enter.
Lapid Intervenes to Cut Down Hospital Interns’ Shifts to 16 Hours
On August 25, 200 interns announced that they would submit their resignations.
‘We’re in a Campaign Against Terror in Gaza’
"Our demand is clear – a complete ceasefire. We will not suffice with less than this."
Israeli Sports Technology Business Execs Showcase Products in America
Israeli sports technology company execs were in the United States this summer to showcase their latest products.
Bahrain Govt Ministers Welcome Israel’s Prime Minister Upon Arrival for Historic Visit
Defense Minister Benny Gantz paid an official to Bahrain earlier this month, and signed a security cooperation agreement with the country.
Jerusalem in 2021 Approaching 1 Million Residents, More Diverse than Ever
Jerusalem has the second-largest economy in Israel, with 344,300 employed, or 9% of the overall employed in the country (compared to Tel Aviv's 11%).
Bennett’s Folly: Territory Giveback Referendum Passes First Reading
As far as the half million Israelis living in Judea and Samaria—most of whom are Jewish Home voters—the referendum bill leaves them in the cold.
Peace Now: 3 New Settlements, 5,295 Homes in Judea and Samaria; Minister Strook: It’s...
The Supreme Planning Council approved today and yesterday (July 3-4) the promotion of 5,295 housing units in dozens of settlements throughout Judea and Samaria.
German Traveler to Dubai Finds Himself on Flight to Tel Aviv
A Muslim German national was startled to discover he was landing in Tel Aviv when he had booked a vacation flight to Dubai.
Israel Will Not Sign On to US Regulation of Israeli Drone Exports
Slowly but surely, American companies have been encroaching on a field where in the past Israeli products ruled.
Netanyahu, Chilean Pres. Pinera Meet in Brazil
Netanyahu told the Chilean president that he welcomes the opening of a direct route from Santiago to Israel.