A situation in which Meretz takes from Labor, or vice versa, and Yesh Atid tries to draw votes away from them both would be the worst possible thing for the pro-peace, anti-Netanyahu camp.

Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer meets with Prime Minister Yair Lapid in Jerusalem to sign an agreement that ranges from issues of security and cyber to health and tourism.

The leader of the free world described the JCPOA as “a nuclear deal that was working,” and bemoaned that America under Trump “found itself isolated and alone” for condemning Iranian nuclear activity. Let that sink in.

Right outraged at decisions to freeze construction of new housing units in east Jerusalem, issue more Palestinian building permits in Judea and Samaria, and register over 5,000 Arab residents as Palestinians.

The purpose of disguising the vehicles as belonging to the United Nations was to prevent them from being attacked by the Israeli Air Force.