Israel’s New Government: Everything You Need to Know
The new Israeli government was expected to be sworn in by the end of Thursday. On Wednesday, Prime minister-elect Benjamin Netanyahu and the head of the Likud party, presented to the Knesset the coalition agreements needed to form a right-wing government composed of 64 seats out of a total of 120 in the Knesset. The […]
Israeli ‘Liberals’ aren’t doing the LGBTQ Flag—or Democracy—Proud
The outrage over a proposed Religious Zionist Party amendment wasn’t spontaneous. It’s been cultivated over time to combust on command.
The European Union’s Subversion of Israel
Israel’s controversial Maccabean Three may be channeling Jewish history all over again.
No, Gray Lady, the ‘Bedrock’ of US-Israel Relations isn’t a Two-State Solution
The predictable New York Times attack on the incoming Netanyahu government was an exercise in “legitimate” delegitimization.
The Orthodox Parties’ Reasonable Demand for Religious Freedom
Contrary to the claims of disingenuous fear-mongers, Religious Zionism and United Torah Judaism aim to enable gender segregation at events held and attended by those who wish to practice it.
Bibi’s Book Reminds Us Why He’s Still in the Fight
The autobiography of Israel’s longest-serving prime minister demonstrates everything we like and dislike about him, but also explains why he remains necessary.
Christian Media Summit begins with ICEJ leader warning Netanyahu
After a pandemic respite of two years, the sixth annual Christian Media Summit began on Sunday. The summit has already presented one surprise, hinting at potential pitfalls in Christian-Jewish relations. The Israel Government Press Office has been hosting the event to foster better understanding and strengthen the friendship between Christians around the world and the […]
Can J Street Still Get Away with Pretending to be ‘Pro-Israel’?
The left-wing lobby’s conference was a reminder that the group isn’t just irrelevant to Middle East realities; it’s also at war with the interests of the people of the Jewish state.
Netanyahu refused Ben Gvir’s demand for Jewish prayer on Temple Mount – Report
During coalition negotiations, Likud rejected outright a demand from its right-wing coalition partners to allow Jews to pray on the Temple Mount, Haaretz News has reported. Though Jewish prayer at the site is mandated by Israeli law, Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu has historically refused to enforce this law. But Bibi did stipulate one condition under […]
Is Alan Dershowitz Right to Warn Against the ‘Override Clause’?
Unlike Israel’s agenda-driven cynics, the world-renowned attorney has at least proven trustworthy where his views on the Jewish state are concerned, even if one disagrees with some of them.