Новости за 07.10.2018

Data from the national election bureau showed voter turnout stood at 20.4 percent when the polls closed at 1800 GMT, below the 30 percent required for it to be valid.

With each scrape of the shovel and the thud of dirt, Chava called out to Kim, as if she could raise her from the dead with her love and sorrow.

With each scrape of the shovel and the thud of dirt, Chava called out to Kim, as if she could raise her from the dead with her love and sorrow.

The mayor of Rosh Ha'Ayin, Shalom Ben Moshe, said, "To take a woman from her daughter is a despicable act of terror. Rosh Ha'Ayin hugs Kim's family. Find the terrorist and bring him to justice."

“We believe in a vision of peace. We create real coexistence and peace here."

“We believe in a vision of peace. We create real coexistence and peace here."

“We believe in a vision of peace. We create real coexistence and peace here."

There is a ‘very good chance’ PM would be re-elected now: according to a recent poll.

Elad Schechter’s dance festival transplants shows into the nooks and crannies of the market.

Center right and right wing parties are holding a comfortable lead.

Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.

"Iranian intentions concerning Israel are known, but its leaders do not wish to pay too high a price."

Israel cannot crush Hamas without retaking the Gaza Strip and assuming responsibility for another two million Arabs.

What it all proves is “Where there’s a will there’s a way.”

The Meretz members arrived on Sunday for a 'surprise' visit to the detention facility at Ben Gurion Airport, where the 22-year-old has been held for over five days now.

Palestinians threw Molotov cocktails and rocks at IDF troops.

At the same time, the state announced its intent to indict other defendants who were part of the alleged scheme.

Holon mayoral candidate's ad reminiscent of Netanyahu's "Arabs will come in droves" comments.

The city’s promotion of the pro-BDS group comes in stark contrast to the anti-BDS resolution passed on Sunday by the state’s Green Party at its conference.

The city’s promotion of the pro-BDS group comes in stark contrast to the anti-BDS resolution passed on Sunday by the state’s Green Party at its conference.

Khan al-Ahmar is a cluster of makeshift shacks erected illegally by members of the Jahalin Abu-Dahuk Bedouin tribe, which houses some 28 families, comprising about 135 people.

Khan al-Ahmar is a cluster of makeshift shacks erected illegally by members of the Jahalin Abu-Dahuk Bedouin tribe, which houses some 28 families, comprising about 135 people.

Khan al-Ahmar is a cluster of makeshift shacks erected illegally by members of the Jahalin Abu-Dahuk Bedouin tribe, which houses some 28 families, comprising about 135 people.