Tamir Pardo blasts opposition's "unacceptable" tactic of blocking legislation introduced by coalition and decries criticism of Israel's security system. Politicians "sedate the public and ignore the reality" on Israel's borders, he says.
Despite talk of coexistence from the municipality, some local residents have voiced concerns renovation work on rabbis' graves in Arab Galilee cities will displace local communities.
The conference is expected to attract 15,000 visitors, including supervisors, school administrators, educational departments, educational consultants, psychologists, teachers and parents.
In a letter to a ministerial community, the military recommends appointing soldiers of Ethiopian descent to core positions; establishing dedicated guidance and mentoring teams in recruitment offices; providing financial assistance in the early stages of the service; and more.
Initiative aims to ensure the LGBTQ community has equal opportunities, help members increase their sense of personal security and belonging, and minimize social gaps. Tel Aviv to hold special evet for LGBTQ youngsters slated to begin their military service this year.
In response to the outcry over a “Nakba Day” rally, professor Daniel Chamovitz tells Knesset committee that if they want to ban the flags, they should pass a law.
"Ultimately, without the application of sovereignty, at least in portions of Judea and Samaria, they’ll never be a resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict,” former US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman says.
Amos Schocken upsets people by accusing the Orthodox of practicing "condescending, arrogant, and racist exclusivity."
Speaking at Jerusalem Day event at Yeshivat Mercaz HaRav, President Isaac Herzog warns that baseless hatred destroyed Jerusalem once, and could do so again.
The lawsuit is "part of an ongoing campaign against terrorists, terrorist groups, and anyone who supports them financially," lawyer says.
