President Trump: ‘I’m Coming To Israel’
President Donald Trump will make his first state visit to Israel later this month, the president announced on Thursday.
Israel Hayom Editor In-Chief Amos Regev Resigns After 10 Years
As the 10th anniversary approaches of the founding of Israel Hayom, which has since the No. 1 daily newspaper in Israel, Editor-in-Chief Amos Regev, one of the core of founding staffers of the newspaper, has announced that he is stepping down.
Why Does America’s Largest Cell Carrier Call Israel ‘Palestine?’
When Mark Rosenblatt touched down at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv April 5 and powered on his cell phone, he got the surprise of his mobile technology life.
Israeli Owner Takes Out Billboard Ad, Prints 150,000 Fliers To Find Missing Dog
Israeli drivers may have noticed a massive billboard offering a reward for a missing dog, displayed prominently on Route 1 between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
Foreign Ministry Cautions Israelis: Don’t Visit North Korea
The Foreign Ministry has stepped up its cautionary tone to Israeli travelers, calling on them “to refrain from travel, for any purpose, to North Korea.”
Israel Police Commissioner: Missing Israelis Probably No Longer Alive
Israel Police Commissioner Roni Alsheich on Sunday held a meeting on the banks of the Kinneret (Sea of Galilee) with Northern Division Commander Alon Assur.
‘Don’t Advertise In Haaretz!’
The Samaria Settlers Committee is launching a new initiative and calling on businesses not to publish ads in the Haaretz newspaper on Tuesdays in May, following the newspaper’s publishing of an article declaring the religious Zionist community to be ‘worse than Hezbollah.’
‘Haaretz’ Strikes Again
Just days after the left-wing daily Haaretz published a controversial article arguing Religious Zionist Jews are more dangerous than terrorist murderers and the Hezbollah terror group, the paper again drew criticism Friday with a piece smearing the late Chabad-Lubavitch Rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson.
Haaretz Publisher Defends Columnist’s Vitriolic Article
Haaretz publisher Amos Schocken tried Thursday to explain why the newspaper published the libelous article by Yossi Klein against Religious Zionism.
Haaretz Writer Refuses To Apologize For Libelous Article
Haaretz columnist Yossi Klein (not to be confused with author Yossi Klein Halevy) has refused to apologize for claims made in a highly controversial piece published Wednesday evening.