Editor David Horovitz on financing Minister Ben Gvir’s ‘militia,’ PM’s judicial overhaul involvement; diplomatic reporter Lazar Berman on miracle save of Ukrainian matzah factory
GDP projected to grow at a more gradual pace, around 3%, in 2023 amid global and domestic uncertainty; unemployment rate will rise to 4.3% at
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Tom Nides visited the Allenby Border Crossing on the Israeli-Jordanian border Sunday to witness the crossing functioning 24 hours a day,
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has recently come under scrutiny following the introduction of a new bill that seeks to block a presidential candidate
Dnipro bakery shaken by drone attack as it prepares tons of matzah for Seder; rabbis see rise in interest from unaffiliated Jews
Yair Lapid has threatened civil war if he and his disgruntled Ashkenazi/socialist/secular minority don’t get to determine public policy. In this, Lapid has cast himself
Itamar Ben Gvir, a longtime proponent of Jewish rights at the holy site, tells fringe groups not to perform ritual killing of lambs where Temples
Troops exchange fire with armed men in Palestinian city; Ezz Touqan and Nidal Tabanjeh detained over drive-by shooting that injured 2 soldiers in March
It is always gratifying to witness the rise of an American political figure, especially one who is a great friend of Israel and the Jewish
(JNS) When asked this week about the recent Israeli protests against judicial reform, President Biden responded, “The [Israeli government] cannot continue down this road. And
Twenty-six years ago, I observed a Passover in Japan. It was a few weeks before Passover 1997. Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky of Chabad World Headquarters in
Jerusalem the Golden: Why were young girls buried, adorned with fine gold jewelry, in Jerusalem in the Roman period? On Monday, items of gold jewelry,
Carrar, based in Sderot, is working with some of the world’s largest vehicle manufacturers
We kick off our new series – a deep dive into Megillat Ha’Atzmaut – with the man who needs no introduction: Israel’s first Prime Minister,
FM Eli Cohen hails Abraham Accords as ‘Israel’s greatest achievement’ in recent years — but several Arab ambassadors absent amid tensions with Netanyahu government
Israeli security forces operating in Samaria killed two terrorists and seriously wounded a third, after a gun battle broke out in the Palestinian Authority-administered city
Israeli headmistress convicted of 18 charges, cleared of 9 others, 15 years after she escaped arrest by fleeing to Israel
In 1984 Soviet dissident Gunnars Astra was sentenced to twelve years’ imprisonment for possessing, among others, a copy of “1984” by George Orwell. In contemporary
Malka Leifer, the former principal of the Adass Israel School in Melbourne, Australia was found guilty of rape and sexual abuse of children Monday. After
Hamas, Islamic Jihad decry ‘betrayal of the resistance’ after prominent businessmen from Hebron area seen mingling with Israelis
Six Israeli Arab men were recently arrested in central Israel on suspicion they drugged and sexually assaulted a teenage Israeli girl. The six suspects are
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian and his Saudi counterpart Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud agreed in a phone call on Sunday to meet in
In Part I: “Reforming the court,” we explored the reasons Israel”s new government put advancing judicial reform at the forefront of its right-wing policy agenda.
Abdullah II meets with delegation led by PA president, weeks after diplomatic tiff with Israel over Smotrich’s comments on Palestinians while standing behind ‘Greater Israel’
As we approach the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising there can be no doubt that the mainstream media will cover the occasion. For
John Bolton, who served as former US President Donald Trump”s National Security Advisor, said on Sunday that depending on the outcome of the case, the
Target unclear, according to government-controlled SANA agency, but area is home to UN headquarters, several embassies; two people lightly hurt
Attorney Ran Bar Yoshafat, Deputy Director of Kohelet Policy Forum, a conservative think-tank which favors changes to Israel”s judiciary, spoke to Israel National News on
Pakistan on Sunday denied rumors of trade with Israel, after a Jewish businessman tweeted about successfully exporting food samples to Jerusalem and Haifa, The Associated
Laniado guards in Netanya said to prevent entry over wafers, days before Passover start; hospitals look to balance compliance with longstanding respect for all religious
Former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson announced on Sunday he will seek the Republican presidential nomination, reported The Associated Press. Hutchinson called on former President Donald
US envoy happy with Israel for keeping word after months of delays, says he’s now focused on expanding 4G service to Palestinians, securing hospital funds,
A car bombing rocked the Syrian capital of Damascus on Sunday evening, AFP reported, citing state media. No deaths were reported as a result of
Maj. Gen. Tomer Bar reportedly intends to begin ousting reservist pilots who threaten to skip training or service in protest of coalition’s judiciary overhaul bid
A prominent Russian military blogger was killed on Sunday and 25 others injured in an explosion at a café in Russia’s second-largest city of Saint
The new Major League Baseball season has the potential to be a historic one for Jews playing America’s favorite pastime. Here’s a rundown of some
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office raised concerns a little over a week ago that a “rebellion” had been planned in the Likud Party, in the
