Новости за 21.01.2018

Before they became a people, the Children of Israel were a family.

“They can go around the world and live like this. But if you build for them an apartment that is much nicer than what they dreamed of, it will cause more of them to stay in Israel.”

Who is an Arab and a plea for road courtesy.

Netanyahu was given full credit – even by the “hated” Haaretz – for his apparently successful efforts to save at least part of the deal.

Recent research has shown that British and American planes stationed in Italy in 1944 could easily have struck Auschwitz. In fact, they were flying missions nearby and as far away as Warsaw.

Remember the kishka test? This was a question Jews and Israelis struggled with for years under former president Barack Obama.

Israel is only one of four countries worldwide whose support for US leadership has significantly increased under President Trump.

Even the extreme haters like Norman Finkelstein and Noam Chomsky are beginning to distance themselves from BDS.

Simar Gabriel has suggested Israel is pursuing an apartheid policy.

Jazz saxophonist Eyal Talmudi will bring his unfettered energy when his quintet takes the stage in TA and Jerusalem.

Israeli soul guitar whiz Ori Naftaly found his dream team in a pair of Memphis sisters.

The vice president's staff said Iran policy will top his agenda in meetings with Israeli officials, and will dominate his remarks to the Knesset.

Meretz leadership candidate Tamar Zandberg complained Sunday that “there is no opposition in the State of Israel.”

Demonstrators flocked to the streets to participate in the second Women’s March.

"This visit will give Netanyahu the feeling he can do whatever he wants and this is really bad because Netanyahu doesn't put any restraints on his right wing."

Minister of Tourism Yariv Levin received Pence on behalf of the Israeli government.

Minister of Tourism Yariv Levin received Pence on behalf of the Israeli government.

Minister of Tourism Yariv Levin received Pence on behalf of the Israeli government.

‘They will get killed if they go to Rwanda, so instead the government should spread them around the country,’ says lifelong resident.

“I don’t think the Europeans believe that much of anything will come out of Trump’s peace plan.”

“I don’t think the Europeans believe that much of anything will come out of Trump’s peace plan.”