Trump Proves to be More Pro-Israel than Netanyahu Himself
Netanyahu wanted to aid Israel’s enemies but Trump wouldn’t let him.
Democracy Devoid of the ‘Demos’?
If the Israeli prime minister is not indicted—or if he is indicted and acquitted—then it will be a massive blow to the credibility of the nation’s law enforcement.
Police Use Extra-Marital Affair to Extort Testimony Against Netnayahu
Netanyahu’s former associate, Nir Hefetz, was not only threatened with “his life being turned upside down” by taking all of his assets, the investigators also threatened to publicize an extra-marital affair
St. Yitzhak Rabin Day is Coming to Israel Again…
St. Rabin Day is coming to Israel again. If you’re on the political right, its time to run and hide before you’re accused of incitement to murder.
Attorney for Netanyahu: What if the Prime Minister Never Received a Bribe?
The brief submitted by Netanyahu’s attorneys demonstrates that “media empires … routinely exchange favorable coverage for official acts.”
A Terrifying Assault on Israeli Press Freedom
Through their latest assault on Netanyahu’s advisers—and the seizure of their cellphones—the State Attorney’s Office and the police are proving the validity of the warning.
Deep-State Opens New Front Against Netanyahu: Confiscates his Staffer’s Cell Phones
Journalist Akiva Bigman reported that the attorney of Filber said that Filber never filed a harassment complaint even though the police claimed that he did. Bigman tried to contact the police to find out which side was lying. The police refused to respond.
The Democrats’ Disconnect from Israeli Reality
The party’s turnout for the J Street conference and their presidential candidates’ threats of cutting off aid to Israel illustrate how little they understand the Middle East.
Israel’s Holiday Government
It’s not an electoral impasse per se, but Jewish festivities in September and part of October that shut everything down for a month.
Revealed: Top Police Official Pursuing Netanyahu Connected to Jeffery Epstein
Suspicions were raised after it was revealed that the program was funded by the Wexner Foundation itself and not by the police.