Do not drag Israel into anarchy, Netanyahu tells protesters amid judicial reform crisis
The prime minister spoke after 'day of disturbances' roiled Israel on Wednesday. Clashes with police resulted in minor injuries, dozens detained.
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'Most Israelis don't want America to stay out of their business'
Ambassador Tom Nides pushes back at Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli who suggested the US envoy stay out of internal Israeli affairs.
'If there's a dictatorship, I trust Israelis to do the right thing'
You won’t hear calls for an uprising or civil disobedience from former IDF chief Gadi Eizenkot over the judicial reforms, nor will he express any inkling of support for draft-dodging or illegal acts. But nevertheless, he minces no words.
'I thought it's a prank': Man finds inscription of Purim-linked king
Eylon Levy was hiking at the Tel Lachish National Park when he discovered an inscription bearing the name of Persian king Darius the Great. He was the father of King Ahasuerus mentioned in the Book of Esther read every year on Purim.
Cancel culture comes to the Conference of Presidents
Why did the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations violate the purpose of its leadership mission by refusing to give podiums to Israeli leaders at the forefront of promoting the judicial, anti-terror and other reforms?
