New York Times | Trump Adopts a Harder Line on Israeli Settlements New York Times WASHINGTON — President Trump, who presented himself as a staunch supporter of Israel during last year's campaign, took a harder line on settlements in an interview published on Friday and indicated that he was rethinking his promise to move the United ... Trump says he really wants Israeli-Palestinian peace deal, warns both sides to 'act reasonably' Trump in apparent U-turn on Israeli settlement growth Trump: New Israeli settlements won't help peace process |
FanRag Sports (blog) | Seahawk Michael Bennett pulls out of planned trip by NFL players to Israel The Seattle Times Seahawk defensive end Michael Bennett, who was scheduled to be one of 11 NFL players to visit Israel next week as part of a goodwill tour sponsored by the Israeli government, has decided not to make the trip, apparently over concerns that his ... Seahawks' Michael Bennett cancels trip to Israel |
New York Times | Trump May Turn to Arab Allies for Help With Israeli-Palestinian Relations New York Times The emerging approach mirrors the thinking of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, who will visit the United States next week, and would build on his de facto alignment with Sunni Muslim countries in trying to counter the rise of Shiite-led Iran. Israel's new settlement law is an affront to democracy Israel issues talking points on controversial law concerning seizure of some Palestinian-owned land Why Israel's new law makes peace harder |
Daily Mail | Trump edges away from moving Israel embassy to Jerusalem and stakes out middle ground on building new ... Daily Mail 'They really have to keep going. They have to keep moving forward,' he said then. 'I don't think there should be a pause,' Trump added during that interview, conducted in an Indianapolis hotel room. 'Look: Missiles were launched into Israel. And Israel ... |
The Independent | Hamas 'ready for a new war in Israel by summer', former IDF general says The Independent The housing minister and former head of the army's Southern Command Yoav Galant told Israel Radio in an interview earlier this week that “the [current] reality, in my assessment, might lead to a situation in which Hamas is drawn to escalation in the ... |
Haaretz | Israel or France? Dual Citizens Appalled After Le Pen Says They Will Have to Choose Haaretz Many French Jews who have immigrated to Israel told Haaretz that in such a case they would choose to remain citizens of the Jewish state, but said they fear for the physical and financial safety of those who continue to live in France or who travel ... Le Pen: If elected, French Jews will have to renounce Israeli citizenship If elected, Le Pen will ban dual French-Israeli citizenship Le Pen pledges to ban dual Israeli-French citizenship |
RT | Dozens of ultra-Orthodox Jews arrested in Israel at protests against military service RT Hundreds have been protesting across Israel, according to a statement from the security forces. Thirty-one suspects involved in disturbances in Jerusalem and the city of Beit Shemesh, which is located some 30 kilometers (19 miles) west of Jerusalem ... |
Jewish Telegraphic Agency | Israel apologizes for detaining Jewish American non-profit executive at airport The Guardian Jennifer Gorovitz, a vice-president of the New Israel Fund, said she was questioned about her not-for-profit group's activities. The New Israel Fund supports a number of liberal, progressive groups in Israel, some of which have been criticized by the ... Israel immigration authority apologizes for questioning of New Israel Fund leader New Israel Fund vice president detained at Ben-Gurion airport ... New Israel Fund's VP Delayed, Questioned at Airport by Israeli Officials Over NGO Funding |
New York Post | When foreign govs meddle in Israeli politics New York Post In the only stable democracy in the Middle East, Israel, anyone can criticize the government. But when foreign countries fund groups that wantonly slander the Jewish state, Israelis have a right to be miffed. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made that ... |
Internal Power Struggle, Not Military Draft, Powering Israel's ultra-Orthodox Protests Haaretz A minority group of the Auerbach faction (according to the Israel Democracy Institute, the faction comprises only 6.5 percent of the ultra-Orthodox public) wants to intensify the protests, while the majority is distancing itself from the demonstrators ... |