At start of Holocaust Remembrance Day, PM warns against 'dangerous sectarianism'
"When we are united, we are unmatched by any outside enemy," Bennett says at the Yad Vashem ceremony, noting that even during the Holocaust Jews failed to unite.
"When we are united, we are unmatched by any outside enemy," Bennett says at the Yad Vashem ceremony, noting that even during the Holocaust Jews failed to unite.
Unusual situation in which Bennett's home in Ra'anana is also the temporary official residence had resulted in many food orders being billed to the government.
International restrictions slapped on prominent Russian figures over their ties with President Putin have shaken up the world of Jewish philanthropy, which relies heavily on deep-pocketed donors, forcing a number of prominent organizations to abruptly end partnerships with their benefactors.
Juma Azbarga calls questioning "nothing more than a failed attempt to scare us and deter us from our just, legitimate struggle to defend our lands in the Negev."
Finance Ministry report reveals that female state workers in Israel earn less than their male counterparts and hold significantly fewer senior positions.
The prime minister, foreign minister and Defense Minister Benny Gantz have reportedly canceled plans for overseas visits in the coming weeks seeking to stay "close to home" as the coalition reels from recent upsets.
The Arab-Israeli sector appreciates an ever-increasing high standard of living. So why are their leaders hostile towards the nation that has allowed them to flourish?
Despite the Ateret Cohanim group lawfully acquiring the facility, located adjacent to Old City's Jaffa Gate, Palestinian and ecclesiastical elements are now waging an international pressure campaign to prevent any Jewish presence at the site.
Since early March and the onset of the current wave of terrorism nearly 20,000 Israelis have sought a license to carry firearms. "This is unprecedented," Public Security Ministry official says.
According to a poll conducted by the "Pnima" movement on the eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day on April 27, most Israelis also expect the day to lose importance over time.
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