Israel braces for possible downgrade of credit outlook due to judicial reform
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog lobby Moody's Investor Service in an attempt to keep Israel's positive standing.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog lobby Moody's Investor Service in an attempt to keep Israel's positive standing.
The prime minister criticizes the previous government, saying terrorist attacks doubled under its tenure. He also blames the Israel-Lebanon gas ...
According to reports, some 450,000 demonstrators joined various protests in Tel Aviv and elsewhere in Israel. Earlier, organizers said protests ...
It is genuinely unclear why the US president chose this specific timing to level his criticism against Netanyahu instead of ...
"The fact that supporters of the government, who would typically be thought of as the silent majority, are coming out ...
The defense minister's aides say he never got the notification letter formally required to begin the 48-hour countdown to his ...
Two men of Pakistani origin have been arrested for allegedly planning an attack on a Jewish restaurant. The assault was ...
"The legal situation is clear: You must refrain from any involvement in initiatives to change the judiciary," Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara ...
Defense Minister Yoav Gallant cancels press conference following meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, after reportedly planning to publicly urge ...
A high-ranking official issued a strong rebuke of Bezalel Smotrich and Miri Regev after their comments caused a diplomatic firestorm. ...
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