יום שישי, ד׳ תמוז תשפ״וFriday, June 19, 2026
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The EU wants to label Settler products. Liberman want to remind them of the last time they labeled Jews.
The 58th richest man in the world has reportedly paid $25 million for half an acre in south Tel Aviv.
The former defense Minister puts his money in 911-type platform developer run by former defense and IDF officials.
The British Jewish vote could mean the difference between winning or losing some seats in London and Manchester.
Rami Levi's operating and net profit suffered from a 12% increase in the costs of selling, marketing, general and administrative expenses.
Who is Horowitz? He’s Netanyahu’s eyes and ears. He’s very close to him, literally his personal representative everywhere...
The method developed by these Israeli scientists overcomes the network isolation challenge by identifying the computer's operating temperature.
Sunni countries in the Gulf have been accusing Iran of interference through several Shi'ite proxies in the region.
SIX aims to "build the legislative wing of the progressive movement."
Apparently, EMG, despite its being the owner and operator of the gas pieline whose flow is to be reversed under the new deal, "is not a party to the reported deal."
The U.S. and the Europeans expect the process of lifting the restrictions on Iran to last at least one year, more likely two.
Texas-based Noble Energy is the field's operator.
"The truth is it's surprising to us as well, but it turns out each one of us voted their hearts."
Israel manufactures armed drones for use in combat.
85 people were killed in the July 1994 bombing.
Dr. Henry Kressel, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Yeshiva University, sent out an email statement in reaction to a faculty “no confidence” vote Friday against President Richard Joel.
The Minerva Center for the Relations between Israel and Aram in Biblical Times: The Construct of Autonomous Decision Making and Interdependencies” the Minerva Center is being awarded by the Minerva Foundation.
Because of its tax-exempt status, OneVoice is legally prohibited to campaign against Netanyahu directly.
The Post people didn't like how they looked compared to their biggest competitor - the Times of Israel.
Swedish politicians have been attacking Riyadh’s preference for sharia law, complete with flogging and beheading, and how that relates to our common notion of human rights.
One of the reasons for this ancient custom may be to check out each other’s odors.
On Saturday, the French daily Le Figaro reported on Saturday, citing intelligence sources, that Khamenei would likely live only two more years.
Don't listen just to Bibi, President Obama, but to your own experts, right there in Washington DC.
Goldberg might as well have been quoting from Netanyahu's talking points sheet.
The ads use of quotes from a 2001 Netanyahu speech, in which he supposedly described the U.S. as "a thing you can move very easily." Watch the tape here.
The Israeli decision came, according to al-Jarida, in response to U.S. and Iran secret talks—behind Israel's back—over Iran’s nuclear program.
On February 10, Nemtsov wrote in a news website, "I'm afraid Putin will kill me."
"It is a development that I did not expect five years ago and that's a bit shocking."
The Obama Administration has been taken aback by news stories detailing its anticipated deal with Iran over the latter's nuclear program.
“A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory. LLAP.”
The Israeli Electric Company has warned over a long period of time of the need for immediate settlement of the debt, but so far has seen no response.
Dozens of Gazan families, have been stuck in the Cairo International Airport for 20 days so far, waiting for the crossing to open...
The gas will fuel a $300 million electric power plant PPGC says it is developing in Jenin, which will be the first PA power plant in the West Bank.
When the interviewer asked Dumas directly: "Is he under Jewish influence?" the late Socialist President François Mitterrand's foreign minister responded, "Probably, I would think so."
There are also 55 Palestinians on the list, both from the West Bank and Gaza, with a combined $148 million safely tucked away in Geneva.
Apparently, some fans were killed in the stampede that resulted from police teargas.
Locked in Auschwitz, their cries for assistance were not heard, so they escaped through an open window, setting off an alarm.
President Obama is sending Jack Lew, the first Orthodox Jewish Treasury Secretary to the commemoration. Secretary Lew will be leading a delegation of State Department officials and Auschwitz survivors.
An Israeli Jewish man, Yotam Monjack and an acquaintance, Bryan Jamsheed Tayefeh, are accused of assaulting an American Jew wearing a yarmulke in a bar.
Hundreds of pilgrims from Israel and other countries flock to the Egyptian Delta village of Demito every January.
