Israeli Foreign Policy
From Debra Messing to Jerry Seinfeld, TV stars, influencers and others have been visiting the Jewish state to show solidarity.
Use of the route has grown exponentially in the wake of the Houthi attacks on commercial vessels.
But the building and industry sectors face a severe manpower shortage without them.
IDF reservists, farmers and the national religious sector feel the strain on the Israeli home front.
“Allowing laborers from the Palestinian Authority into the State of Israel endangers citizens’ lives,” the minister said.
Jerusalem has reached out to India, Kenya, Moldova, Ecuador and Malawi in search of manpower.
At a commission meeting of the Florida town, Shlomo Danzinger was accused of making Judaism his career ... even being told that he’s not King Solomon.
The Israeli and Indian premiers discussed the importance of securing the Bab al-Mandab Strait.
Although the two countries have had diplomatic relations since 1969, the Southeast Asian city state has never posted an envoy to Israel.
80,000 Israelis displaced from the north; since Oct. 8, Hezbollah has fired over 1,000 munitions at Israel.
Despite warming relations between Rabat and Jerusalem in recent years, the situation has taken a turn for the worse after Hamas’s Oct. 7 massacre.
The Israeli foreign minister said Paris can help prevent a war with Hezbollah in Lebanon.
