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By David Isaac
(JNS) The United Kingdom is one of the chief funders of Hamas, Israel’s Channel 12 “Weekend News” reported on Saturday night. While a great deal of the money comes from private donations to so-called Muslim “charities,” the investigation revealed that the British government also funds the terrorist group. Admittedly, the money reaches Hamas indirectly, via […]
By David Isaac
The figures' wide acceptance constitutes a "major strategic victory" for Hamas, according to the Australian authors of the study.
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"Calling for collecting funds for this without first of all condemning Hamas is indecent," said Matan Peleg, author of “A State for Sale."
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"The Arabic service, we are looking at it. We've been examining it," said BBC Chairman Samir Shah.
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The former prime minister called for hundreds of thousands to shut down the country until the government falls.
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“We know and have experience that very often laws that are enacted in the Knesset are not necessarily applied,” MK Dan Illouz said.
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"The IDF will be ready the entire year,” said Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir.
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The Biden directive required recipients of U.S. arms to provide written assurances within 45 days that they were abiding by international law.
By David Isaac
The current debate swirls around the NGO Blue and White Future, which was heavily backed by non-Israeli sources.
By David Isaac
The terrorists received $141,837,087 from the Palestinian Authority while serving time.
By David Isaac
More than half of respondents would oppose a "Palestinian" state even if it were part of a Saudi-Israel peace deal.
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Tehran fears a direct Israeli attack against its strategic sites in the near future.
By David Isaac
The court "is once again making itself sovereign," National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir said.
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"The advantages of independence clearly outweigh the benefits of continuing the status quo," says Misgav Institute fellow Raphael BenLevi.
By David Isaac
Former Ark. Gov. Mike Huckabee, who boasts an impressive record of Israel support, called his appointment as an "extraordinary opportunity."
By David Isaac
A Monday Cabinet meeting saw coalition ministers vent over what they said was the attorney general's interference in government decision-making.
By David Isaac
Hassan Diab was convicted by a French court in 2023 for the 1980 bombing of a Paris synagogue that killed four.
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The list of countries imposing sanctions—the United Kingdom, Spain, Germany, Norway, Canada, Japan, France and others—has grown in recent months.
By David Isaac
Four reports from ELNET identify some 30 organizations and people affiliated with Hamas who work in Europe.
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"The U.S. must ensure that taxpayer funded aid is not distributed to US-designated terrorists, or their allies."
By David Isaac
"In all likelihood, the Biden-Harris administration has prolonged the Gaza war and allowed aid to flow to Israel’s enemies," Sen. Tom Cotton said.
By David Isaac
"What arguably constitutes the most problematic aspect of Imam Elahi's persona is his explicit and continuous support for Hezbollah."
By David Isaac
A U.S. defense official told Sky News Arabic on Monday that Israel's attack will be "greater than expected."
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"It is clear to us that the United States is concerned—and so they use 'tricks' to try and hinder this," the official said.
By David Isaac
Amana's violent settler activities include establishing communities, recruiting new families and building homes. It has been in the sights of activists opposed to Jewish presence in Judea and Samaria for some time.
By David Isaac
Hundreds of “reservations” against left-leaning Justice Amit’s appointment had already been filed by Israeli citizens.
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"There is some leverage that we have had and used,” she said.
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“This isn’t a joke. It’s not a publicity stunt. Our offer is real,” said NTC President Gregory T. Angelo.
By David Isaac
The Noguchi Museum said that wearing a keffiyeh and other "such expressions can unintentionally alienate segments of our diverse visitorship."
By David Isaac
The US-led humanitarian aid is the main oxygen pipeline for the terrorist organization.
By David Isaac
Two new polls show that the Israeli public backs the Netanyahu government's position that holding the Egypt-Gaza border is critical to Israel's security.
By David Isaac
"We must deal with the threat just as we deal with the terrorist infrastructure in Gaza," said Israel's Foreign Minister Yisrael Katz.
By David Isaac
Off-and-on negotiations have continued for months with the United States, Egypt and Qatar acting as mediators.
By David Isaac
Iran and its Hezbollah proxy have vowed to avenge both the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh and Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr.
By David Isaac
"Pushing off the election would have disenfranchised so many Jews around the world that want to connect to Israel and be part of this election."
By David Isaac
Foreign Minister Katz acted after Oslo's hostile steps post-Oct. 7.
By David Isaac
It's not just 2,000-pound bombs that the Biden administration has withheld from America's ally, according to Fox News host Mark Levin.
By David Isaac
Vice President Kamala Harris reportedly pushed the Biden administration to show more sympathy for Gazans and to get tough with Israel.
By David Isaac
Almog Meir Jan is suing the People Media Project for materially supporting the Hamas operative who imprisoned him.
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"Sorry antisemites. You may not like what I have to say but I will keep saying it," lawmaker Anthony Housefather posted to X.
By David Isaac
The assailant threw rocks through the windows of two houses of worship before fleeing on a motorcycle.
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Court hearings are putting pressure on the army to let more supplies into Gaza, observers say.
By David Isaac
A small number of pro-Hamas protesters marched out of the commencement when Jerry Seinfeld was announced. Many jeered the protesters.
By David Isaac
ICRC administrator Haythem Abid marches in anti-Israel rallies and posts Hamas propaganda.
By David Isaac
The universities have done little to quell the unrest and the protesters have faced little in the way of disciplinary action, while Jewish students remain threatened.
By David Isaac
It is curious why the government’s judicial reform proposals should have sparked fears of a tech collapse.
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Such crime is not only on the rise but has also become more “severe,” said a U.K. family lawyer. Since 2016, honor crimes in the U.K. have reportedly risen by nearly 200%.
By David Isaac
Israeli Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara is employing two sets of rules out of political motives, said the national security minister.
By David Isaac
Media reports claiming vast numbers of journalists have died in the Gaza conflict are based on nothing more than Hamas propaganda, report reveals.
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“You can definitely see that our activity is receiving an echo in the Knesset and the government,” said Tzav 9 spokeswoman Rachel Touitou.
By David Isaac
Israel must have security control in Gaza and a firm hand in civilian affairs there too, according to conference participants.
By David Isaac
The Islamist group's about-face is in part driven by fear of destruction as the IDF closes in, says one expert on the Arab world.
By David Isaac
The EU are frustrated Prime Minister Netanyahu, whom they see as the main obstacle to their two-state vision.
By David Isaac
The deal is meant to keep the money out of Hamas's hands while also reducing U.S. pressure on Jerusalem.
By David Isaac
In the wake of Oct. 7, far-left NGO Mitvim started strategizing so as not to miss a "historic" opportunity.
By David Isaac
The group, Mothers of Combat Soldiers, said every time Secretary of State Blinken visits he demands more from Israel. that endangers our soldiers.
By David Isaac
All along the Green Line, Jewish communities are being encroached upon to the point where there is no buffer zone, zero reaction time.
By David Isaac
The government's choice of one of its biggest opponents has surprised observers and has met with mixed reactions from ministers.
By David Isaac
Former Israeli ambassador to the U.N. Danny Danon is the leading proponent of enabling the voluntary emigration of Gazans to other countries.
By David Isaac
Hezbollah recently fired a rocket just 20 meters from a U.N. compound in Lebanon on Dec. 9.
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"This war will end when it is safe for the children of Be'eri and Nir Oz to sleep in their beds again," the Prime Minister's Office said.
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Israeli hostages recount beatings, death threats in captivity.
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Oz Davidian, from a local moshav, traveled again and again to the site of the attack to rescue survivors.
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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about "concrete steps" to minimize civilian deaths in Gaza.
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Haredim have realized they need to rely on their own capabilities and resources to defend their communities and families.
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Gush Etzion Regional Council head Shlomo Ne'eman said the illegal construction would surround the Israeli enclave.
By David Isaac
Group 11's Dovi Frances accuses Papaya Global CEO of making business decisions based on her personal ideology.
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"We are trying to prevent and to fight terror before it happens," said Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, head of Shurat HaDin-Israel Law Center, which sponsors the course.
By David Isaac
Israel Bar Association Ethics Committee to investigate Eliad Shraga.
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The channel, unique among Israeli TV stations for its conservative viewpoint, asked the Israel Competition Authority to investigate.
By David Isaac
"There’s an aggressive silencing of the Jewish voice in the public sphere,” the merchant's attorney said.
By David Isaac
“It is a great privilege to come here again for the first time as a member of the Knesset,” said Likud MK Dan Illouz.
By David Isaac
The most pressing issue—the state budget; the most consequential—judicial reform.
By David Isaac
A thousand buses will transport people from across the country.
By David Isaac
It “invests in organizations bent on destroying Zionism,” Gadi Taub, a senior lecturer at the Hebrew University said.
By David Isaac
Judges control the process in Israel. Reformers say that leads to groupthink.
By David Isaac
Judicial reform will restore the checks and balances that have been stripped away by a court system that has arrogated powers beyond its purview.
By David Isaac
Red lines have been crossed in recent days by extremist elements that have one goal: To intentionally bring about anarchy,” says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
By David Isaac
The NIF is incorporated as a foreign company in Israel and therefore its Israeli donors aren’t entitled to tax benefits.
By David Isaac
Israel's outgoing PM urged municipalities not to cooperate with an educational department to be headed by lawmaker Avi Maoz.
By David Isaac
Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu may have a fairly easy time forming a government-FINALLY
By David Isaac
“The illegal building that's taking place by the Arabs has increased so dramatically in the last year that it's out of control. If we judge according to where these activities are happening, they’re definitely in places which you can see they’re trying to create facts on the ground,” says Efrat Mayor Oded Revivi.
By David Isaac
“The illegal building that's taking place by the Arabs has increased so dramatically in the last year that it's out of control. If we judge according to where these activities are happening, they’re definitely in places which you can see they’re trying to create facts on the ground,” says Efrat Mayor Oded Revivi.
By David Isaac
“The fact of the matter is, there is very little appetite in the Security Council to support this move," says International Legal Forum CEO.
By David Isaac
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has emphasized to both Israel and Europe the importance of natural gas, even if only as a transitional energy source on the way to renewables.
By David Isaac
Israel is not taking the threat posed by NGOs like Palestinian Vision seriously enough, according to the head of Zionist NGO Im Tirtzu’s Arabic language research department.
By David Isaac
Prior to the war in Ukraine, energy issues were judged by a single yardstick: their environmental impact. What the West is coming to realize is that energy is also about national security and deterrence, said Aykan Erdemir, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
By David Isaac
While the Israel Police and the Attorney General’s Office have pushed back against allegations of illegal evidence-gathering, senior Hebrew University lecturer Gadi Taub dismissed the responses as “spin.”
By David Isaac
“Reduce all the tariffs, all the quotas and all the NTBs—they are adding 40% to 80% to the cost of most products,” said Elise Brezis, professor of economics at Bar-Ilan University and director of the Azrieli Center for Economic Policy. “That’s the first thing the government has to do. When they do that, then there will be a big change. The rest is commentary.”
By David Isaac
“Substantively, it’s not that big an issue. We’re not talking about a big defensive settlement, but in politics, symbols often are more important than substance,” said Yechiel Leiter, senior fellow at the Kohelet Policy Forum.
By David Isaac
“[Dr. J. Herbert] Nelson’s remarks were so offensive and inflammatory that people who would normally just sit on the sidelines and throw up their hands, even they have been moved to say, ‘We can’t allow this,’ ” said Rev. Todd Stavrakos, a co-convener of Presbyterians for Middle East Peace.
By David Isaac
Elai Rettig, assistant professor at the Department of Political Studies at Bar-Ilan University, says Energy Minister Karine Elharrar’s refusal to award new offshore licenses for gas exploration is “odd” because “she positions it as against gas. One doesn't have to come at the expense of the other.”
By David Isaac
Hailed as the first major partnership to come out of the Abraham Accords, the deal has come under fire from environmental groups for allegedly posing a risk to the Gulf of Eilat’s coral reefs.
By David Isaac
The main argument against the deal is that it would lead to a sharp rise in the number of oil tankers visiting the Gulf of Eilat, creating a threat to Israel’s coral reefs in the event of a spill.
By David Isaac
“The Gulf is a trade hub for a lot of European and Asian companies,” said Dan Catarivas, director general of foreign trade and international relations at the Manufacturing Association of Israel.
By David Isaac
An agreement penned a year ago has encountered growing opposition from environmentalist groups and Israel’s Ministry of Environmental Protection.
By David Isaac
Israel's Environment Minister criticized the use of natural gas, while her own ministry praised the use of natural gas in dramatically reducing local pollutant emissions.
By David Isaac
What is raising suspicions for some is the identity of one of the key players in the accusations against NSO.
By David Isaac
The bill requires platforms to clearly state their policies for removing content and blocking users by providing “an available response in the Hebrew language for the investigation of complaints” and to offer a way for users to ask about removal; it also clarifies when they can seek damages in court.
