New York Times | Israel Approves Prayer Space at Western Wall for Non-Orthodox Jews New York Times JERUSALEM — After years of rancor over rituals at the Western Wall, one of the holiest sites in Judaism, the Israeli government on Sunday approved the creation of an upgraded egalitarian prayer space there for non-Orthodox Jews. Israel approves liberal Jewish prayer at Western Wall Israel approves Western Wall plaza change Israel approves prayer space at Western Wall for non-Orthodox |
New York Times | Don't Shoot the Messenger, Israel New York Times United Nations — IN Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories, 2016 has begun much as 2015 ended — with unacceptable levels of violence and a polarized public discourse. That polarization showed itself in the halls of the United Nations last ... Israel's Netanyahu warns Gaza militants against attacking Israel Closes Ramallah Entrances for Non-residents Netanyahu to Hamas: Israel will strike with 'greater force' than 2014 war if attacked from tunnels |
Ban Doubles Down on Israel Comments in NY Times ABC News In the piece entitled, "Don't Shoot the Messenger, Israel," Ban reiterates many of his earlier comments, calling Israeli settlement activity "an affront to the Palestinian people," adding that "it is human nature to resist occupation." He also called ... |
Washington Post | Israel doesn't trust NGOs that get money from US and Europe. Here's why. Washington Post JERUSALEM -- Ayelet Shaked is Israel's justice minister and the sponsor of a contentious bill that would require nongovernmental organizations that receive a majority of their funding from “foreign government entities,” including U.S. aid, to be ... |
Haaretz | What the Latest Snowden Leaks Tell Us About the Israel-Russia Relationship Haaretz What the Latest Snowden Leaks Tell Us About the Israel-Russia Relationship. There is absolutely nothing about the report which is surprising or damaging to Israel - perhaps it even allows Israel to assess the vulnerability of its communications systems ... Analysis: No surprises in report of US, UK spying on Israel US, UK spied on Israel's drone and missile programs US and Britain reportedly snooped on Israeli anti-missile tests |
Ynetnews | OECD report: Israel is corrupt, poor, and happy Ynetnews Israel ranks low for income, housing market and poverty, says report – yet Israelis express high satisfaction with life and the country places high for health and education levels; significant differences between Arab, secular Jewish, and ultra ... OECD: Israeli Economy Fails to Benefit All OECD praises Israel's economic strength, slams inequality OECD report cites 'high' cost of living, inequality in Israel |
The Times of Israel | US espionage and Hamas tunneling highlight malaise in Israel's defenses The Times of Israel Israel professed itself to be “disappointed” but “not surprised” by the revelation Friday that the US and UK have been hacking Israeli air force drone and fighter jet communications for the past 18 years. Excuse me? If this came as no surprise to the ... |
Jerusalem Post Israel News | Think about it: 'To be citizens in Israel – a Jewish and democratic state' Jerusalem Post Israel News The indicator places much greater emphasis than previous versions on the Jewish aspects of the state at the expense of the democratic ones, though it admittedly also goes into much greater detail on the issue of Israel's Arab minority, though not ... |
TIME | Vulture Returned to Israel After Bird Is Cleared of Spying TIME A large vulture that had been detained on suspicion of spying has been returned to Israel by Lebanon, officials said. The bird had flown over the border and was caught on Tuesday by Lebanese villagers who were suspicious because of the tracking device ... Vulture accused of spying for Israel released by Lebanese villagers who held it captive Vulture accused of SPYING for Israel is freed after UN peacekeepers forced to intervene |
Forbes | Nespresso Sues Israel's Espresso Club Over George Clooney Lookalike Brew-haha Forbes This month's highly entertaining cease-and-desist lawsuit by mega-food giant Nestle against mini-indie Tel Aviv-based Espresso Club seems slightly out of scale, but it does reveal a couple of telling fault lines in the theory and practice of celebrity ... |