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Netanyahu says US initiated and shepherded through the UN resolution, calls Shapiro to office to register protest; PM calls on ministers to reduce travel to 14 states who voted for UN measure.

Netanyahu spoke of the decisions and proposals for operations which are very imaginative and very risky, but nonetheless well thought out and sophisticated.

"For the government of Israel it was obviously a red line, but I hope it won’t impact the relationship between Ukrainian Jews and Israel."

“This is the least we, the citizens of Israel, can do in the face of this human horror.”

We can only lament Obama's decision, made in the twilight of his term. It hurts chances for direct negotiations, strengthen BDS and sullies Israel’s name.

It takes serious nerve for someone who has exhibited anti-Israel bias for years to bemoan the practice. But then, hypocrisy is what Ban and the UN are all about.

By crossing this line the US stabbed its ally Israel in the back, and by voting with such stalwarts as Venezuela, Malaysia, Senegal, and yes, New Zealand.

In other words, the government paid its own MKs over a quarter of a billion shekels to vote for its budget.

In one misguided moment, Obama has placed an indelible stain on historically- positive US–Israeli relations.

She called police the “brutal gangsters in uniform,” and claimed that America was not a democracy and terrorism was excusable.

Police raid Member of Knesset Basel Ghattas's office.

The ‘Post’ looks at some of the more highly anticipated movies being released in early 2017.

Every US president in the last five decades has characterized Israel’s settlement enterprise as a lamentable project damaging its long term prospects for peace.

The court also sentenced the woman, Sarouk Dawisat, to pay NIS 80,000 compensation to the two men she attacked, one of whom she stabbed.

Hinam launches joint lighting ceremonies around the country

All recommendations for reservists to also apply to their wives

BGU student develops app for smartphone

PM urges ministers from his Likud party to stop criticizing the US president.

In March this year, Chief Rabbi David Lau established a committee which he chairs for evaluating the kashrut supervision system and the different options available to improve it.