Jews Celebrate Mimouna Feast as Passover Ends [PHOTOS]
Jews bade a delicious farewell to the gastronomic austerity of Passover by celebrating a North African traditional Mimouna feast. Politicians from all parties took the opportunity to indulge while posing for photographers.
A Political Snapshot
Things change. The causes can be pressures from the economy, international events, domestic tragedies, or the maneuvers of political rivals.
Benjamin Netanyahu: World Must Remove Chemical Weapons from Syria
Netanyahu called on the international community to fulfill Security Council resolutions and stop the Assad regime and rebel groups in Syria from using chemical weapons.
Israel’s Silenced Majority
Netanyahu and his ministers must make clear to Trump and his advisers that there is no point in trying to reach a deal with the PLO.
Resettlement for Amona Evictees in Six Weeks
Binyamin Regional Council Chairman Avi Roeh said on Sunday that he anticipates that the former residents of the Amona outpost would move to the site of a new, permanent community within six weeks.
Benjamin Netanyahu Slashes Millions in UN Funds
The slash in funding comes on the heels of last Friday’s UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) session in Geneva, where the Council adopted four resolutions condemning Israel.
Trump Envoy Greenblatt Seeks Rabbinic Wisdom to Solve Peace in the Middle East
Jason Greenblatt may succeed in the seeming impossible task of jump-starting the clinically dead negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority because he has an ace up his sleeve: he has God on his side.
Current Squabbles
There’s also the chaos among Muslims, whose refugees are riling the politics of Europe and the United States.
Bibi’s Dance
Does Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have a tough job, or what?
Are Israeli Raids on Syrian Targets Legal?
Facing an increasingly dangerous Hezbollah, Jerusalem correctly understands that even a failed state has legal obligations not to assist in terrorist assaults against Israel.