The prime minister, along with President Reuven Rivlin, jointly send an official request to Russian President Vladimir Putin to pardon Naama Issachar and repatriate her to Israel. Israelis, meanwhile, reluctant to purchase flights with layovers in Russia, travel website Travelist reports.
Officials say strike took place in September and targeted physical hardware in an attempt to take out Tehran's ability to spread "propaganda."
His threats to resign and dismantle the PA, but also his promise to hold elections, which Hamas will almost certainly win, are essentially aimed at getting the international community to force Israel to meet his demands. This won't happen.
After the Yisrael Beytenu leader's astonishing political conduct this past year, we must never underestimate how far he is willing to go to see Prime Minister Netanyahu's head on a platter.
Robert Bowers, who killed 11 people in an anti-Semitic rampage at the Tree of Life synagogue last autumn wanted to plead guilty and serve life in prison without parole, but federal prosecutors are seeking the death sentence.
