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“No one can predict what tomorrow will bring in Iran, but one thing is clear: no matter what happens—Iran will not return to being what it was,” said the Israeli premier.
Abbas Araghchi lashes out at the World Economic Forum for canceling his appearance at the Swiss conference over Tehran’s deadly crackdown on protesters.
The impetus for Orit Strook’s letter was an Israel Security Agency statement at a recent Cabinet meeting that the P.A. would succeed in proving it had reformed its curriculum.
“The survival of the Jewish people enabled me to survive this journey,” said Lukáš Klement.
A ministerial committee advanced a draft bill that regulates ride-sharing in a move to reduce travel costs.
“A year like no other,” the Israeli premier tweeted.
The new framework reduces reserve service by around one-third while increasing benefits, the Defense Ministry said.
The suspects allegedly carried out attacks in a Jewish area of the city after some of their family members were detained on criminal charges.
“Someone wielding power to decide the fate of citizens and public figures cannot be exempt from control mechanisms,” MK Yitzhak Kroizer tells JNS.
“Long live the student intifada,” wrote the student group behind the May 5 protest, which allegedly resulted in $1 million in damages.
The report comes as Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro reportedly wrote in a memoir that the Harris team asked him if he had ever “been a double agent for Israel.”
“We have a certain argument with our friends in the United States over the composition of the executive board that will oversee the processes in Gaza,” the Israeli prime minister said.