Netanyahu: “Our Lives Depend on the Willingness of Our Sons and Daughters to Sacrifice Themselves”
More than a million Israelis paused this Monday to remember 23,544 IDF soldiers who died during their military service.
What Do Trump’s First 100 Days Mean for Israel?
Breaking Israel News took a look at the biggest Israel-related stories which have come from the White House since Trump’s inauguration.
The Agenda for the Trump-Abbas Meeting
The timing of the meeting presumes a linkage between the establishment of Israel and the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Trump in Talks for First Israel Visit Next Month
While several reports emerged that Trump planned on visiting Israel during the presidential campaign, the trip never happened.
Benjamin Netanyahu to German FM: Choose Between Breaking the Silence or Me
Deputy Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely said the organizations in question “slander the State of Israel on the international stage.”
Israel Opens Holocaust Remembrance Day at Yad Vashem Memorial
Prime Minister Netanyahu, President Rivlin, and dozens of Holocaust survivors gathered at the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial in Jerusalem on Sunday night as Israel ushered in the annual Holocaust Martyrs and Heroes Remembrance Day.
General Mattis and the Fatah Tautology
And the first reality that will become clear to them is that despite the Fatah tautology, Fatah is a terrorist organization, and an extremist one at that.
Netanyahu: Barghouti is a ‘Politician’ Like Assad is a ‘Pediatrician’
The uproar in the Israeli political echelon continued on Tuesday against The New York Times for describing Fatah leader Marwan Barghouti as a “Palestinian leader and parliamentarian” and for omitting the fact that he is also a convicted murderer. The description of Barghouti appeared following an op-ed piece written by him and published by the paper.
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.