Yisrael Beiteinu chairman MK Avigdor Liberman harshly spoke out against Prime Minister Netanyahu and claimed during an interview on Kan 11 that Netanyahu is worse than Iran and the terror organizations. “I come to demonstrations, and our MKs come to demonstrations all over the country. Next week I’ll be at more demonstrations. But that’s not

Force says officers were attacked by Palestinians in Jabel Mukaber with rocks, other objects; three suspects arrested

The Islamic Republic of Iran is claiming its innocence regarding accusations of the mass poisoning of schoolgirls. In a six-page report to the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva obtained by Radio Farda, the regime claims that less than ten percent of the students experienced symptoms of poisoning, and all were transferred to the

Over 260,000 estimated to demonstrate nationwide; police make arrests as dozens block Ayalon Highway; protester lightly hurt in suspected Herzliya car-ramming

In a recent article in Newsweek, Jonathan Tobin provides an intense and in-depth analysis of the logic behind various middle east negotiations, and especially the latest coup for the Peoples” Republic of China which brokered a de-escalation of tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia. Tobin seems committed to “playing the game” of diplomatic chess &mdashjoin

Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef, discussed the government’s judicial reform legislation during a lecture on Saturday evening. “We are the Great Rabbinical Court, they are the Supreme Court. Why should they be above us? Why shouldn’t we be above them?” the Chief Rabbi wondered. Concerning the demonstrations against the plan, he stated,

Gary Lineker reinstated after national outcry, including backlash from employees at UK’s state broadcaster

Among the organizers of the ongoing street protests in Israel against the recently elected right-wing government, thinly veiled as protests aganst judicial reform, were two individuals who stoked up the theme encouraging high-tech investors to remove their money from Israel. Organized under the banner of a Marxist-sounding title, the “High Tech Workers Resistance” have been

Tens of thousands of people are participating tonight (Saturday night) in protests against the reform of the judicial system. The main protest was held on Kaplan Street in Tel Aviv. The former governor of the Bank of Israel, Prof. Jacob Frankel, said at the demonstration: “Our allies are surprised and wonder how a country that

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Israel’s Special Envoy for Combating Antisemitism and Delegitimization, actress Noa Tishby, sat down with comedian Bill Maher on his show Real Time on HBO to discuss Israel’s judicial reform legislation. “What’s happening in Israel right now is literally democracy on full display,” proclaimed the actress. She explains how Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu won the election

Dozens of demonstrators protested in Kfar Uria, west of Jerusalem, Saturday morning against National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, who spent the weekend in the village. The protesters made noise using megaphones and airhorns near the synagogue where the minister was praying. Residents were angered by the noise during the services and requested that the protesters

Resident of Modiin in his 60s questioned after wall outside Yariv Levin’s home vandalized; separately, cops detain man suspected of threatening Netanyahu on social media

Police officers who were called to the scene of a car accident in the Jabal Mukaber neighborhood in southern Jerusalem were attacked by dozens of Arabs who gathered at the scene and threw stones, rods, and additional items at the officers. As a result of the assault, an officer was injured on his face and

Police say woman tricked victim into getting in car with her alleged accomplices, who beat and robbed him; police stop vehicle at roadblock, rescue Israeli and arrest 3

Ivanka Trump-Kushner and her husband, Jared Kushner, arrived last week in Israel for a private vacation. On Friday, the couple was seen at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, praying early morning services and posing for pictures with their son. The night beforehand, the two ate dinner at the famous Israeli chef Ayal Shani’s kosher Malkah

Iron Dome not used as projectile was predicted to land in open field; attack comes days after terror group members killed by Israel in West Bank

Shaima Dallali’s lawyers argue she was removed because of ‘antipathy’ to pro-Palestinian views, Islamic faith, despite apologies and inquiry finding tweets were only ‘discourteous’

Police say officers setting up roadblocks near Rameh in attempt to arrest suspects behind shooting; victim named as Younis Kamal Mansour, 26

Police close roads in Tel Aviv; in apparent first, Bedouin Israelis join in protests; man detained for graffiti on justice minister’s home

Two tourists from Germany entered Nablus today (Saturday) with a cooperative vehicle rented from a Tel Aviv car rental service. The tourists were attacked with stones by an Arab mob. The two escaped from the vehicle and were rescued outside Nablus. A military medical force treated the two who suffer from dry bruises.

Iranian judge says the pair ‘were directly involved in the arming, procurement, logistics and guidance of the main perpetrator’ who carried out shooting claimed by Islamic State

Premier’s son charges Israeli left is ‘one-to-one comparable to 1930s Germany’; claims demonstrators using SA-style terror tactics

Senior Palestinian official seems to reference comments by Smotrich, who said Israel should ‘wipe out’ town of Huwara before walking back remarks after widespread condemnations

Locals in West Bank city hurl stones at ride-sharing vehicle from Tel Aviv, assault motorists who manage to escape by foot; army medics treat them for ‘superficial injuries’

‘They shifted strategy and look at the result,’ former British PM says of pro-Irish side’s decision to lay down arms as part of Good Friday Agreement, ahead of upcoming anniversary

Ex-president cites ‘leak’ from Manhattan DA’s office over probe into alleged hush money paid to women; plea to supporters reminiscent of language before storming of US Capitol

Known for collages and installations that juxtapose her subjects with unexpected backgrounds, Yael Robin, who has Parkinson’s disease, is exhibiting works at the Israel Museum

Unnamed official says Jerusalem worried Moscow may promote formal resolution at the international body; report comes days after Israel said to authorize anti-drone tech to Kyiv

Turkish Foreign Minister Cavusoglu is highest-ranking Ankara official to formally visit in over decade, apparently for talks on Libya, tensions over Mediterranean gas exploration

UK Jewish News reports Danielle Greyman receives settlement from University of Leeds over grading of paper on Hamas crimes against Palestinians that did not blame Israel

Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch of Stephen Wise Free Synagogue says in his ‘most painful’ sermon: ‘Israeli government is tearing society apart, bringing world Jewry along for dangerous ride’

Smoke grenades, rocks thrown at demonstrators, who chant against far-right police minister over woman’s killing: ‘Where were you when Darya was murdered?’; cop appears to use baton

Ardon Bar-Hama regularly works with rare documents such as the Aleppo Codex, so when the Douglas Foundation tapped him for a 10,000-item collection, he was ready. Now it is, too

Preliminary conversations held over practicalities of potential court appearance by ex-US president as part of probe into hush money paid to women who allege sexual encounters

Tel Aviv anti-overhaul rally to kick off with national anthem sung by teen girl whose performance was nixed over ultra-Orthodox man in audience; ex-Bank of Israel chief to speak

Proposed legislation would outlaw distributing hate material, targeting people who are visibly religious, as white supremacist activities proliferate in Sunshine State

Site will commemorate 2,000 of city’s Jews killed by Nazis and supporters, announcement follows visit by Netanyahu

Demonstrators from the navy reserves are turned away at Caesarea beach near prime minister’s residence by his security detail and local police

Voters divided on if security forces should take orders from coalition or judges in a showdown; government would lose majority if new elections held, survey finds

National security minister has vowed to shut down Joint Distribution Committee program tackling crime in Arab communities, branding the century-old, apolitical group ‘leftist’

A poll conducted by the Midgam Institute and iPanel and published on Channel 12 News on Friday shows that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition leader Yair Lapid are weakening, while National Unity Party chairman Benny Gantz is gaining strength. If elections were to be held today, the poll found, the Likud Party would weaken

TV network says aim would be to pass core part of radical reform, while trying to sap energy from protests by delaying certain other elements

Asaf Zamir says a ‘national home’ in Israel ‘really must be democratic’ in rare criticism of the government by a sitting diplomat