The Israeli prime minister insists he has a public mandate to overrule the judiciary, yet openly dismisses not just the Supreme Court and the head of the Shin Bet, but also the many Israelis opposed to his handling of the Gaza war
The apartment has served as the official home of Israel's ambassador to the UN since 1978. Purchased in 1986 when Netanyahu was the mission's head, it required registration under a name, and it has been under his since
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Prime Minister Netanyahu said the court's decision regarding the Shin Bet chief's dismissal was 'outrageous and harmful to democracy.' Should a temporary cease-fire include a hostage return, Netanyahu said it will be taken into consideration
For years, Netanyahu warned of Iran's nuclear ambitions - yet withheld funding for critical defense capabilities, even after the United States quit the nuclear deal at his urging. The 'Government of Change,' headed by former prime ministers Bennett and Lapid, finally pushed them forward, and they've already proven essential
Prof. Mark Shtaif's directive barring political speech during academic events is based on a manufactured problem and reflects a growing trend of academic censorship
The survey also showed that Religious-Zionists constitute 28 percent of the population, ultra-Orthodox 10 percent, and unaffiliated 50 percent. The leader of the Reform movement in Israel attributed recent growth to the events of October 7
The former head of the Mossad's hostages and missing persons division opposed hostage deals for decades, remaining steadfast even after the Gaza war broke out. Now, after 18 months, he says, 'continuing the war would be a disaster for Israel'
The Netherlands, Austria and Finland, which all had representatives partake in the Jenin-area tour, issued strong condemnations of the incident and all demanded clarification from Israel
Benjamin Netanyahu and the coalition he prioritizes over the lives of the Israeli hostages have turned the Gaza war into something that even Israel's strongest allies find indefensible. European governments have started to wield their force, but it won't be enough to change Israel's course
According to one diplomat participating in the tour, the group did not enter the refugee camp, and no soldiers approached them, adding that 'the shooting came out of nowhere'
Out of commitment to Zionism and Jewish values, the heads of major U.S. Jewish groups, from the ADL to the Jewish Federations, must find the courage to demand an end to Israel's indiscriminate killing in Gaza, bringing the hostages home now and back the beleaguered two-state peace camp
High Court judges accepted petitions submitted against Bar's ouster, ruling that the prime minister's conflict of interest, with regard to Shin Bet investigations into Qatargate, tainted the decision
Since its founding five years ago, HAAT, the food delivery company born in Umm al-Fahm, has reached even the most faraway places in Israel – streets without names or addresses and people without credit cards
'This will be a place of life, not commemoration,' says Sofie Berzon MacKie, the director and curator of the Be'eri Gallery. Two firms have won the design competition
The man can be seen approaching the front door of a private home where he then pulls a knife out from under his clothing and cuts the mezuzah from the doorframe.
Over 50 professors signed a petition calling the modern Orthodox university's decision 'morally indefensible,' citing the Republican congresswoman's history of boosting white nationalist conspiracy theories and election denialism
The Savyonim Group is launching an urban renewal project in central Haifa: 11 old units will be replaced with 30 new ones at Hanassi and Yefe Nof streets, offering modern design and prime location.