The protesters against the judicial reform in Tel Aviv blocked the Ayalon routes this evening (Saturday night). They lit a fire on the road, uprooted a pole, and placed rocks to block the road with them. The police have so far arrested 28 protesters at the demonstration. Police are using force, including mounted officers and
Defense minister urges reform talks ‘for the sake of Israel’s security’; three other Likud members back his call for dialogue, while others assail him for ‘surrendering’
Hundreds of people from the various towns of Samaria are protesting tonight (Saturday night) at the entrance to the PA city of Huwara, where the third shooting attack in the past month took place earlier this evening. The residents are displaying protest signs against the conduct of the IDF and the government, which read, among
Hundreds of people from the various towns of Samaria are protesting tonight (Saturday night) at the entrance to the PA city of Huwara, where the third shooting attack in the past month took place earlier this evening. The residents are displaying protest signs against the conduct of the IDF and the government, which read, among
Nobel Prize winner Professor Robert Yisrael Aumann tells Israel National News about the letter he signed with other professors and doctors in support of judicial reform. Aumann, who received the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences in 2005, describes the letter as very factual and referring to the judicial revolution spearheaded by former Chief Justice
Two people were killed and nine others remain missing in a massive explosion that was recorded by a weather camera in Reading, Pennsylvania yesterday (Friday). According to reports, fire crews responded to a fire in the area at around 5:30pm. When they arrived at the scene, they encountered flames and black smock billowing from the
Some 195,000 estimated to attend main rally in Tel Aviv for 12th straight week of demonstrations, ahead of planned ‘week of paralysis’
British military intelligence assesses ‘extreme attrition’ of Russian forces in city responsible for Moscow’s shift to defensive posture
Defense Minister Yoav Gallant delivered a special address Saturday night on the controversy surrounding the government’s planned judicial reforms and the effects this controversy is having on the IDF, during which he called for the legislative process on the reforms to be halted to allow for negotiations. “The mission of my life is the security
Agriculture Minister Avi Dichter (Likud) has spoken with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other Likud ministers and MKs over the weekend and called for the judicial reform legislated suspended for several weeks to avoid an unprecedented rift in Israeli society. According to the reports, Dichter is seeking to have the bills pushed back until after
The Islamic Jihad’s “Palestine al-Yum” website published an article regarding the “disintegration” taking place within the ranks of the IDF due to the recent wave of reserve duty soldiers refusing to serve. Hundreds of reserve pilots refusing to attend training exercises last week has been at the forefront of the ordeal. Israel’s crisis has been
Assailant flees scene after carrying out drive-by attack in flashpoint town on Route 60 highway, the third shooting there in recent weeks
Three soldiers were injured yesterday (Friday) in a fight which broke out between the soldiers and a civilian on the Lebanese border. The three were evacuated to the hospital in light condition. Military police are investigating the incident. According to the initial findings, two off-duty soldiers and a civilian approached the border fence and encountered
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara were filmed eating at a non-kosher restaurant in London on Friday night, over Shabbat. The Netanyahus were filmed sitting down to eat at the Gordon Ramsey”s River Restaurant in London’s Savoy Hotel, where they are staying during their diplomatic visit to Britain. A piece of lobster, a
Opposition slams PM for ‘hypocrisy’ after clip shows him and his wife at Gordon Ramsey eatery, with lobster seen on plate of person who filmed video
Two young men were seriously and moderately injured by gunfire in the village of Hvara, south of Nablus. The two were evacuated to Beilinson Hospital in Petah Tikva. According to initial reports, terrorists shot from a passing vehicle and fled the scene. The forces launched an extensive hunt for them. An IDF spokesman said that
Rapper cites change of heart to seeing Jewish actor in ’21 Jump Street,’ following series of increasingly unhinged antisemitic remarks last year
In letter, former IAF personnel say ‘volunteering for reserves can only happen in a democracy’; Rafael employees warn of consequences of judicial shakeup to arms industry
Group representing reserve soldiers demonstrate in defense minister’s hometown, accusing him of ‘lending hand to dictatorship’; evening protests to be held at 150 locations
Servicemen conducting patrol along security barrier said to claim off-duty NCOs did not identify themselves as members of IDF; Military Police investigating
Militia fighters reportedly bracing for further possible strikes, day after rockets fired at bases housing American troops following exchange that began with Iranian drone attack
Four people still missing in southern US state; National Weather Service issued alert as the storm was hitting that didn’t mince words: ‘To protect your life, TAKE COVER NOW!’
A massive DNA study of over 3,500 wild and domesticated grapevines overturned what historians thought they knew about the first cultivation of grapes and wine
Edisi Elbena’s neighbor: ‘She screamed her heart out. Then there was silence’; suspect’s ex told police of violence; killing comes days after coalition blocks bill to track abusers
Amid contentious judicial overhaul, thousands of relatives of those killed in service, terror attacks worry ceremonies could be exploited for political gain via speeches, protests
As part of nationwide observances, Duda praises those whose ‘Christian values and ethics were stronger than the fear of death, not only theirs, but also of their families’
Organizers say will be largest demonstrations to date; Tel Aviv event delayed so Sabbath-observers can join; Yuval Noah Harari, Tzipi Livni, daughter of spy Eli Cohen to speak
Moran Zer Katzenstein says robes paid for by crowd-funding; participant dispels myth of privileged white protesters, says galvanized by Ben Gvir blocking domestic violence tagging
Prosecutors expected to demand long jail sentence; indictment refiled following outcry when Yarin Sherf initially charged with lighter offense of forbidden consensual relationship
‘Betrayal of the Humanities’ anthology examines ‘self-coordination’ of German academicians in advancing Third Reich’s ‘racial’ policies — before, during and even after the war
Campaign insists event location has nothing to do with anniversary of deadly resistance against law enforcement; powder found with threatening letter at Manhattan DA offices
Biden says Washington does not seek conflict with Iran but will ‘forcefully’ protect personnel in Syria
Company says cops in Muslim nation impersonating community members to catch and prosecute individuals
Some analysts believe deal with Tehran signals maturation and realism in Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s regional approach
Katherine Bergeron had faced mounting protests and school faculty passed a vote of no confidence in her leadership
Lewis fell 50 feet while filming for Tourism Ministry campaign, required several surgeries
Melissa Klapper talks about her Jewish background, her research interests and the experience of filming the high-stakes quiz show
TV report says Netanyahu asked Gallant for a few days to try to resolve crisis surrounding judicial shakeup; minister said to caution refusal could spread to active duty personnel
Top brass reportedly also concerned ant-overhaul protests might spread to full-time soldiers; security official says internal rift has galvanized adversaries
A week after the Academy Awards, the 29-year-old Jewish Canadian calls on Israelis to learn from the Russian dissident and not to ‘shy away from the fight against authoritarianism’
Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro, who left the country for the United States two days before his term ended, will return home on March 30, his party and press service announced on Friday, according to a report in the AFP news agency. His entourage said Bolsonaro had handed over to authorities, through his lawyers, some
