The Electronic Intifada (blog) | Buying respect for Israel in Brussels The Electronic Intifada (blog) Larry Hochberg, the hawk in question, has previously chaired Friends of the IDF, which finances recruits to the Israeli military. I asked Fabien Zuleeg, chief executive of the European Policy Centre, why he accepts funding from a pro-Israel group. He ... |
Newsweek | How Israel Used Weapons and Technology to Become an Ally of China Newsweek The secret, circuitous journey began late one night in February 1979 when an unmarked Boeing 707 took off from Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, Israel. Roughly 15 hours later, after a stop in the southern Israeli resort town of Eilat and a refueling ... Blocked from US tech investing, China goes to Israel instead |
Reuters | Hezbollah says future war would be on Israeli territory Reuters BEIRUT Lebanese Hezbollah said on Thursday that any future conflict between the Shi'ite group and Israel could take place inside Israeli territory, as tensions rise between the arch foes. Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah's leader, also said in a ... Hezbollah says future war with Israel could take place in Israeli territory Hezbollah's Nasrallah: Next Confrontation With Israel Could Be Inside Israeli Territory Nasrallah: Next war with Israel could be waged inside Israeli territory |
Jerusalem Post Israel News | Israel, AIPAC quiet on endorsing Taylor Force Act Jerusalem Post Israel News WASHINGTON – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Washington's largest Israel advocacy organization are withholding support for a Senate bill that would defund the PA over its “martyr” compensation scheme, which provides monthly stipends to the ... US Ambassador Advises Israeli Officials: Trump's Serious About Peace, Work With Him Israel's Political Disunity Enables Settlement Policy Right Wingers Are Disillusioned With Trump on Israel |
Forward | Knesset Bill Would Reject All Israeli Conversions Not Done By Rabbinate Forward The measure, which was submitted by Interior Minister Aryeh Deri, former head of the Haredi Orthodox party Shas, appears to be an effort to circumvent a 2016 Supreme Court ruling that allowed those undergoing private Orthodox conversions in Israel to ... Israel's Campaign Against Arabic The Nine Challenges Facing Israel Columnist can't find 'apartheid' in Israel |
The Electronic Intifada (blog) | FIFA boss rigs vote for Israel at last minute The Electronic Intifada (blog) There were dramatic scenes at the FIFA Congress in Bahrain on Thursday as delegates prepared to vote on a motion on Palestinian rights violated by Israel. At the last moment, FIFA boss Gianni Infantino intervened over objections from the Palestinian ... FIFA postpones decision on Israeli settlement clubs No resolution to Palestinian dispute with Israel at FIFA In Win for Israel, FIFA Kills Vote on Palestinian Bid to Sanction Settlement Soccer Teams |
Willo-Hill Baptist Church to honor Israel, IDF Cleveland Jewish News Willo-Hill Baptist Church, 4200 State Route 306 in Willoughby will host a “Honor Israel Night,” recognizing Israel and the IDF at 6 p.m. May 21. The event, which is co-sponsored by Calvary Fellowship Baptist Church with Willo-Hill, will feature guest ... |
Scientific American | Israel Tests Wireless Charging Roads for Electric Vehicles Scientific American They come with practical headaches like expensive, bulky batteries that often need recharging, however. Israel is tackling those hurdles by investing in roads that power electric buses—as they ride down the street. The government is collaborating with ... |
The Sun | Who is Israel's Eurovision Song Contest 2017 entry? Imri Ziv to perform I Feel Alive in the FINAL The Sun How was Imri Ziv chosen to represent Israel? Imri Ziv entered a national competition to become the artist that would represent Israel in this year's Eurovision Song Contest. The show, HaKokhav HaBa L'Eurovizion, was organised by the Israel Broadcasting ... Israel advances to Eurovision finals Israel Advances to 2017 Eurovision Finals Eurovision Song Contest 2017 - Is Israel quitting after this year? |
Medicare doesn't have to be expensive. Just look at Israel The Globe and Mail In Israel, everyone is insured for prescription drugs as part of the basic benefits package. Yet, per-capita pharmaceutical spending in Israel is $287 (all figures U.S.), well below that of Canada's $761 and the OECD average of $527. To some extent ... |