Новости за 22.06.2019

The decision not to strike was criticized for indecisiveness, and not projecting strength, but it could be a pivotal moment.

“We need to move away from what has failed and move to what has proven to be a success,” says Yechiel Leiter, senior fellow at the Kohelet Policy Forum.

Trump at last moment calls off retaliatory strike for downing of drone

On Thursday, an Iranian missile destroyed a U.S. Global Hawk surveillance drone, an incident that Washington said happened in international airspace.

Netanyahu’s congratulatory phone call and friendly exchange with Modi, after his good friend’s grand victory, in which he said, “You don’t need a coalition, I do."

One of the most prestigious of them is Expo 2020, scheduled for October next year in Dubai.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the crime “moves all of our hearts,” and called on the courts to punish the perpetrator to the full extent of the law.

“I had more than one offer to lead Labor, but I reached the conclusion that it would not be right to run.”

The businessman, who has denied any wrongdoing, was released on Friday after paying a $350,000 fine and is expected to arrive back in Israel early this week.

A round of up news from around Israel.

The decision to teach Hebrew to Serbs may seem confusing at first glance due to the country’s Jewish demographics.

The brilliant Yeshayahu Leibowitz – one of the most admired and the most despised thinkers in the history of the State of Israel.

According to the rules governing elections in the United States and Israel, the answer is sometimes yes. In the upcoming elections for one Jewish organization, however, the answer is always no.

Slowly but surely we are witness to human rights being trampled, justice being observed in the breach and democracy on a downward spiral.

As Likud and its supporters pat themselves on the back and use Ohana as an example to prove their lack of prejudice, these same people are simultaneously just using Ohana for political gain.

A recap of the frigid relation between Stockholm and Jerusalem.

A PLO official said that the PLO leaders will discuss ways of foiling Trump’s unseen plan and the Palestinian response to Israeli and US policies towards the Palestinians.

"Within living memory of the Holocaust, antisemitism has returned exactly as it did in the 19th century."

Hamas, the Islamist militant group that controls Gaza, was more blunt, saying: "Palestine isn't for sale."