Israeli-American Council e-summit sees more than 3,000 participants
Global educators, edtech executives, and Jewish Leaders participate to inspire the future of education in partnership with Tel Aviv University
Global educators, edtech executives, and Jewish Leaders participate to inspire the future of education in partnership with Tel Aviv University
Blue and White's leader argues that the health crisis should take precedence over any move in Judea and Samaria that may inflame conflict with the Palestinians.
MK Yifat Shasha-Biton leads committee in vote on series of restrictions that would exempt gyms and public pools, going against the position of the prime minister and the cabinet.
Coalition agreement includes mechanism requiring both PM Netanyahu and PM-designate Gantz to agree on what items will be on the cabinet's agenda, except for a bid to apply sovereignty. Document up for vote left out the sovereignty exception, causing the vote to be postponed.
Sephardi ultra-Orthodox party Shas and Blue and White "have nothing in common," while its alliance with Likud runs deep, Likud official says.
Haredi representatives say Blue and White ministers are working with them, whereas PM Netanyahu has "lost it."
Congressman Scott DesJarlais urges the Department of Education to review Ivy League's program saying the school's MacMillan Center allows faculty support for the anti-Israel boycott movement. Such support would be in violation of the Higher Education Act.
Coalition Chairman Miki Zohar doesn’t trust Blue and White leader Benny Gantz. "I have no great desire to see him become the prime minister," he says.
Controversial bill leads to heated debate, briefly threatening fragile coalition between Likud and Blue and White. Knesset defeats measure, sparing country from another election for the time being.
Channel 12 poll shows that 49% of the public feels that PM Netanyahu is doing a bad job with the public health crisis, and 62% say he is doing a bad job with the economic fallout.
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