Shalom from Jerusalem, On March 3rd Hope for Israel (HFI) held a bi-annual meeting for all the believing university students who are currently receiving scholarships from the ministry. This meeting has been a part of … Read More
Lebanese Terrorist Responsible for Bomb Attack
Last week, a mysterious explosive device blew up on the shoulder of one of Israel’s northern highways severely injuring a young man. While initial reports indicated that a terrorist might have planted the bomb, officials … Read More
Israelis Call on Germany to Cancel Netanyahu Visit
Tuesday, over 1,000 prominent Israeli authors and academics published a letter written to the British and German ambassadors to Israel, requesting the cancellation of Netanyahu’s planned visits to Britain and Germany. The appeal comes as … Read More
Muslim Religious Court Condemns Hamas
This week, a Muslim religious court issued a ruling, or Fatwa, that Hamas has broken Sharia (Muslim religious) law through their abuse of Gazan civilians. A representative explained that the court has seen the human … Read More
Arab Israeli Delegation Denied Saudi Visas
Sunday, Saudi Arabia denied entry visas to a delegation of Israeli Muslims set to represent their northern village at a UN sponsored event. The United Nations recently nominated the Israeli Muslim village of Kfar Kama … Read More
Protests Against Judicial Reform Intensify
Thursday, protesters against the judicial reform declared another “Day of Disruption” which this time centered around PM Netanyahu’s diplomatic visit to Italy with his wife, Sarah. Protesters blocked the entrances to Israel’s Ben Gurion International … Read More
The Dangers of Political Hyperbole
Israel has always been a magnet for hyperbolic accusations of Apartheid, fascism and dictatorship (among others). Recently, these themes have become a part of daily discourse in Israel, polarizing society and distorting truth. This article … Read More
Judicial Breakthrough Likely Amid Security Escalation
Late Tuesday night a report was released that the coalition and opposition are on the verge of agreeing to negotiations over the judicial reform. A new compromise proposal, brought by several senior members of Israeli … Read More
Reserve Soldiers Refuse to Serve Over Judicial Fallout
As protests against judicial reform sweep Israel, one participating sector that has attracted attention is the IDF reserve corps. Over the last several months, decorated war heroes and high-level retired officers have drawn fire for … Read More
New Terror Group Appears in Northern Samaria
A new terror organization, called the Tulkarm Battalion “Rapid Responders” has emerged in the North Samaria city of Tulkarm, following a massive IDF op which resulted in the death of 11 Palestinian gunmen. The Palestinian … Read More