Tag: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

The Court stated it was rejecting the petition as final election results had not yet been published.

The filing of the construction plan is the first step in an approval process that is projected to take years before it receives approval, if it does.

"Israel is quickly becoming an energy powerhouse, an energy-exporting country."

Netanyahu made the announcement in response to a petition by the Movement for Quality Government (MQG) to the High Court of Justice. He will remain prime minister.

“Everyone understands: Israel is in the midst of a government crisis that could lead to an economic and social collapse. It is indeed a real alarm.”

Tehran stonewalled on questions regarding its nuclear stockpiles for the first time since IAEA oversight went into effect in 2016, according to The Wall Street Journal.

President Jimmy Morales: "For us, the State of Israel has always been an important issue, as well as our good relations with it. We are returning the embassy to Jerusalem."

Prime Minister Netanyahu told his guests that today is an historic day that constitutes a milestone in the history of our people, our state and the alliance between us.

“We have come to see that the current envoy simply does not have the necessary backing of Netanyahu and Liberman to be able to bring the soldiers and civilians back."

Men and women from every walk of life – young and old, Jew, Christian, Muslim, religious and secular, men and women that have worked hard to build our nation.

"No continent, no country is safe from terrorism. We must stand against them together, to build a solid wall of the civilized world against the flood of radicalism."

At issue are three coalition proposals to curb the ability of the High Court of Justice to overturn laws.

Iran warned Israel Wednesday that it would exact retribution for a missile strike on a Syrian air base earlier in the week in which at least seven Iranian military officials were killed.

“Netanyahu will light a torch and will say a few words, but he will not deliver a speech,” Edelstein’s office said.

"The interest of global companies is very great. I have already met with many of them. They all want to come here, and rightly so. They see this as a new direction."

No early elections. Gil Hoffman reveals what happened behind the scenes and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's side behind the story today on Inside Israel Today.

The last time a strong, rightwing government broke up over nonsense, in 1992, it resulted in a Labor victory and the Rabin-sponsored Oslo accords.

How is it that a meeting between the US President and Israeli PM get overshadowed by other news? Gil Hoffman takes you behind the scenes in the criminal investigations of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Inside Israel Today.

If the Gerrer Rebbe sticks to his guns about running the full vote on the bill to end before ever tending to the budget bill, it would effectively spell the end of Netanyahu's coalition government.

During and after the war, the Holy Cross Mountains Brigade was accused of enjoying the support of the German occupation, and the Home Army, the national underground, described its members as being treasonous and openly fascist.

“I ask the prime minister to break the silence and adopt the proposal of the defense minister to legalize Havat Gilad. This is our consolation."

"This speech is one that we will listen to with utmost attention, and here in the Knesset we will make every effort to host Vice President Pence in the most proper and impressive manner."

The two Prime Ministers attended a ceremony to name a square in New Delhi in honor of the Indian soldiers who died in the fight to liberate Haifa from the Turks in 1918.

Of course, as far as hypocrisy is concerned, there was plenty to go around at Ben Gurion Saturday night.

Today on Inside Israel Today Gil Hoffman speaks with Jerusalem Post \ Opinion & Blogs Amy Spiro about why pop singer called Lorde decided to cancel her performance in Tel Aviv. And takes looks ahead to what could happen in Israeli politics in 2018.

But some Diaspora Jewish groups, particularly in North America, say ... they have no intention of lobbying on behalf of the Netanyahu government.

Israeli Arabs feel generally good in Israel, but “attitudes toward the institutions of the State of Israel are very critical.”

"We did not gather the Jews from all four corners of the earth in order to turn them into a nuclear target."

"This visit will ... will serve as an additional prop to support Israel‘s standing on the international stage."

“Imagine that radical Islamic forces were stationed on these hills. That would be a danger not only to us, but to all our neighbors."