Captured ISIS Fighter Begs Netanyahu to Come to Israel
Saif Sharif Daoud, an Arab Israeli citizen who joined ISIS was taken prisoner by Kurdish forces in Syria. Now, he has asked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to return him to Israel.
Trump to Hold Israeli Arab Peace Summit, Netanyahu not Invited
Both Kushner’s peace team and the Israeli Embassy in Washington DC declined to comment.
Does Bahrain Expect Returns on its Now-Public Association with Israel?
“There’s a growing awareness among Gulf states that Israel will be a good partner and ally for them to bolster regional security against the persistent Iranian threat,” says Varsha Koduvayur, a senior research analyst at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies in Washington, D.C.
Netanyahu Greets 121 New Immigrants From the Ukraine
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed 121 new olim (immigrants) from Ukraine on Monday morning at a special reception ceremony held at the foot of their plane.
Spitting in the Face of Cooperation with Israel
Unlike Israel, which has a burgeoning understanding with many of its Arab neighbors based on a shared interest to prevent the Iranian regime from acquiring nuclear weapons, the Palestinians have been kissing up to Tehran.
On Anniversary of Temple Destruction, “Netanyahu Caves to Demands of Jordanian Wakf on Temple Mount”
According to reports, the mosque at the Gate of Mercy will be closed for six months, during which the place will be renovated according to Jordanian demand. Upon completion of the renovation, an “administrative complex” of the Waqf will be established.
Anti-Semitism is a Stain on the French Republic
On this Bastille Day, it is my hope that France remain loyal to the lofty ideals upon which the republic was founded. My concern is no longer just for the Jews, but for France.
Huckabee Reveals Details of Conversation with Trump About Embassy Move to Jerusalem
Mike Huckabee: to Israel “Israel has no better friends than Evangelicals”
In Gaza, the Path to Escalation is Short
In Gaza, there are always enough explosives to blow up a deal, but the election campaign could obligate the Israeli government to adopt a more hawkish policy on the terrorist enclave.
Avigdor Liberman’s Democratic Revolution
The Yisrael Beytenu leader made waves with his pledge to only join a national unity government; while he may not have as many seats to his name as the ultra-Orthodox, he is more representative of Israeli society, and his recent obstinance in coalition talks proves he keeps his word