Gang Rape at the Red Sea Hotel
While there is national consensus in Israel about the evils of sexual abuse, there is little agreement on the root causes of the problem.
The People of Lebanon Deserve Better
Nations throughout the world are now rushing to Lebanon’s aid, including France, the Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, Poland, Cyprus and the Netherlands.
Hope is Nice, but Demonization of Israel is Unlikely to Change
Israeli President Reuven Rivlin’s optimism regarding Israeli-Palestinian coexistence born out of the cooperation between Israel and the Palestinian Authority to combat the coronavirus is a pipe dream.
When the World Meets in Jerusalem
It was the darkest chapter in world history, the smell of burnt flesh coming out of the ovens in Auschwitz, the unimaginable horrors, the experiments, the demonic evil force that tried to eradicate the Jewish people was stopped 75 years ago.
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.
A Nation Divided About Netanyahu, Not the Peace Process
A fundamental shift in Israeli politics ought to make “national unity” coalition possible were it not for the debate about the country’s “indispensable man.”
Comfort and Pray for Israel’s President
Most people at least recognize the name of Israel’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu. But few outside Israel know the name of Israel’s President, or that Israel even has one.
Netanyahu Expected to be Asked to Form Israel’s Next Government
Israel’s current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to remain in his role for a fifth term, following his earning of 65 recommendations from the 120-seat elected parliament.
President Rivlin Begins Consultations to Form New Coalition Government
Israel’s President Reuven Rivlin has begun consultations with the heads of the country’s political factions, in an attempt to expedite the formation of the government.
Father of 12 Injured in Biblical Heartland Terrorist Attack Succumbs to Wounds
Rabbi Achiad Ettinger, a 47-year-old teacher and father of 12, who was taken to hospital in critical condition following yesterday’s terrorist attack died this morning in Beilinson Hospital in Petah Tikvah.
