Israel’s new government presents a united front against US efforts to touch the sanctity of a united Jerusalem
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Israel’s longest-serving prime minister is “washed up,” say rivals after passing of new state budget
Early Friday morning, the state budget for 2022 was approved in the Knesset with a majority of 59 votes. 56 lawmakers voted against
Bennett made some grand, and vague, promises at COP26. What must Israel do to actually lead the fight against global warming?
Former president’s wording is problematic, but speaks to phenomenon of tiny Israel playing an outsized role due to its divine mandate
“Meta,” Zuckerberg’s new name for the company, sounds exactly like the Hebrew word for “dead”
Israelis are aware of and worried about climate change, but have so many other threats to handle that it doesn’t get much attention
Israeli PM engages in “speed dating” with fellow world leaders, announces partnership with Bill Gates
A lack of information is frustrating the public and Israel’s allies, while coalition infighting further tears at its fragile bonds
