By Shalom Bear
Israeli politicians are trying to kill freedom of the press, because apparently competition is bad for the free market of ideas.
By Shalom Bear
Baruch Hashem, the popular Israeli paper Makor Rishon won't shut down, just have new owners.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Tuesday's announcement of early elections has given new life, among other things, to speculations about former Shas leader Aryeh Deri's return to the top. But Deri associates on Wednesday denied the rumors.
Following Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman's announcement that he is prepared to go to an early election in October, "Israel Today" published a poll Sunday morning, conducted by the Gal Hadash service, on the prospects of the different potential factions. On the question of who is best fitting to be the next Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu […]