By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
Despite flying the Israeli flag while in the rest of the Jewish state, it was noticeably missing on the last leg of the U.S. president’s visit.
The Israeli flag is proudly hung from a building in Ramat Gan.
Netanyahu had a Jerusalem Day message.
Arab media is going wild over the massive Israeli flag unfurled at the Kotel.
One Israel-hating sibling is in jail for drug trafficking in the UAE, the other was fired for ripping down Israeli flags and attacking a fellow employee.
Fadah Jassem is being criticized for reposting anti-Israel tweets, as well as omitting Israel's flag in an introductory tweet about the countries in the Middle East.
She said Gators for Israel, the University of Florida pro-Israel group, has included one in a package it is sending to her office on Capitol Hill.
By Memri The Middle East Media Research Institute
The Israeli flag on the ground is to "prevent people from saying the demonstration serves foreign interests, or is funded by foreign embassies."
A protester protected an Israeli-flag wearing protester from the other protesters.
The walls of the Old City of Jerusalem are lit up for Jerusalem Day
Once upon a time, the People of Iran and the People of Israel were friends and allies...
After seeing all those Hamas flags being waved by Hamas supporters on the Temple Mount last week, we decided that this would make such a nicer image to look at. B'Ezrat Hashem soon.
Quite unexpected, to say the least.
Unknown vandals splattered red paint on a line of Israeli flags set up in the city of Jaffa (Yafo) in the wee hours of Wednesday.
By Rabbi Shimshon HaKohen Nadel
A flag with the Star of David hung prominently in the synagogues of Prague since the mid-14th century, with the approval of their great rabbis.
Take 740 gallons paint, let a Yemenite Chabadnik work day and night for three weeks and – presto – see a huge Israel flag display in Eilat that can be seen from Jordan.
Israel is making sure the favorite Americana politicians’ phrase of an “unbreakable alliance” with Israel will not be lost on visiting President Barack Obama next month.
Balazs, 37, left his extremist, right-wing party, disgusted with the decline of its radical standards.