4 generations of women make aliyah to Israel
"I ran away from the Soviet rule. This time I'm not running away. I walk with pride and by choosing to live in our land – the State of Israel," says the matriarch of the family, Tamara Shankman.
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Thousands rally in support of judicial reform ahead of court hearing
Brandishing signs with the words "end the judicial dictatorship" and "the elites are taking control," protesters said the overhaul was necessary to rein in the power of unelected justices.
Gantz rebuffs Netanyahu's appeal to work together on judicial reform
The State Party leader, in a speech to his party on Tuesday, confirmed some of the leaked details of the compromise proposals and put the onus on Netanyahu to overcome hardliners in his Coalition who are pushing to plough ahead with the overhaul.
Israel to transfer 53 Eritrean rioters to administrative detention
"Supporters of the regime certainly cannot make a claim of being refugees," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says.
Herzog urges leaders to 'show responsibility' after rejection of judicial compromise
Both the Coalition and Opposition have rejected the compromise proposed by the president.
Halevi, Gallant appoint Civil Administration head against Smotrich's wishes
Brig. Gen. Hisham Ibrahim is tapped as the new head of the Defense Ministry body that regulates much of daily life – both Jewish and Arab – in Judea and Samaria.
2.5M Israeli children head back to school as teachers' strike averted at last minute
Secondary School Teachers' Association and Education and Finance ministries reach agreement hours before the school year is set to begin.
'It will save lives': Bypass road around terror-heavy Hawara to open soon
Without an alternative, residents of Judea and Samaria are forced to drive through the dangerous Palestinian town, where four Israelis have been killed in the past six months.
Hundreds protest outside army base where female soldiers were asked to stop singing
Incident occurs following objections by religious soldiers, who consider it immodest to hear women singing.
Gov't defies AG, approves inquiry into 'Pegasus' spyware affair
Israel Hayom first reported on the expected vote earlier in August, prompting Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to warn that the committee would have no jurisdiction to investigate the Israel Police over pending cases in the judiciary, including those pertaining to the PM.