Bill To Keep Israeli Government Alive Fails, Knesset to Dissolve Within 24 Hours
The Knesset on Monday night failed to pass the first reading of the bill that would have postponed the deadline for the approval of the state budget.
Policeman Wounded in Terror Shooting in Jerusalem
A police officer was wounded in a suspected terrorist attack in Jerusalem Monday evening. The attack was committed near the Lions Gate of the Old City of Jerusalem, where an armed Arab opened fire with a machine gun at police.
Under Threat of New COVID Strain, Israel Bans Foreigners
Back to the beginning, Israel has again announced a travel ban for foreigners looking to enter the country due to the threat of the newly discovered COVID strain.
Specialty ‘Florida Stands With Israel’ License Plate Design Revealed
The design for a new specialty license plate in Florida that shows solidarity with Israel has been selected following a public contest and will soon go into production, it was announced on Tuesday.
Ancient Lamp Workshop Discovered in Ramat Beit Shemesh
One of the largest ceramic oil-lamp workshops in Israel has been discovered by Israel Antiquities Authority excavations in Beit Shemesh.
Israel and Bhutan Normalize Ties
The Kingdom of Bhutan and Israel this evening signed a full diplomatic relationship. The signing ceremony was held at the residence of Israeli Ambassador to India, Dr. Ron Malka. Ambassador Malka held an official exchange ceremony with his colleague, Ambassador of Bhutan in India, Major General Vetsop Namgyel.
Morocco to Establish Full Diplomatic Relations with Israel
In an historic breakthrough, Morocco has agreed to establish diplomatic relations with Israel. As part of the deal, the United States will recognize the Western Sahara as part of Morocco.
Israel’s Night Lockdown Will Not be Imposed on Chanukah After All
Following “legal difficulties that have arisen” in approving a planned night lockdown over Chanukah that was allegedly intended to prevent a general closure, alternatives are now being examined that will allow gatherings on Chanukah.
Israel’s Coronavirus Cabinet Decides On Chanukah Night Lockdown Starting Wednesday
The Coronavirus Cabinet decided Monday night to institute a nighttime lockdown over the Hanukkah holiday in an effort to prevent a further spread of the coronavirus over the eight-day festival.
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Stabbing Attack North of Jerusalem, One Soldier Injured
A stabbing attack was reported just outside of northern Jerusalem Monday afternoon. Initial reports say police stationed at the checkpoint opened fire and neutralized the terrorist.
Israel to Open Embassy in Bahrain
Israel will open an embassy in Bahrain by the end of the year, according to a report. Israeli diplomat Dror Gabbay arrived in Manama on Monday to survey several potential locations for the new embassy.
Slovenia Declares Hezbollah a ‘Terror Organization’
The Slovenian government today announced its decision that Hezbollah is a “terror organization” with the characteristics of an organized crime organization, posing a risk to peace and security and conducting global operations.
Saudi Arabia to Allow Israeli Flights Over its Territory
Saudi Arabia will permit Israeli flights to the UAE to fly over its airspace, Israeli media reported Monday, Nov 30th. Issues arose when Saudi Arabia unexpectedly blocked Israeli flights to Dubai above its airspace following the normalization agreement with the Gulf kingdom.
Israel launches Operation Zur Israel to bring 2,000 Ethiopian Jews To Israel
Preparations are in full swing for the arrival in Israel of 2,000 immigrants who have been waiting for decades in Ethiopia.
Game Die From Second Temple Period Uncovered in Beit El
As part of excavation work led by the Archaeology Unit at the Civil Administration at the Khirbet Kfar Mor archaeological site in Beit El, a rare find was discovered: An ancient play die dating to the Second Temple period.
Ramming Attack at A-Zaim Crossing, Terrorist Neutralized
Border Police shot a Palestinian Arab terrorist who tried to ram into them at the A-Zaim crossing between Jerusalem and Maale Adumim. No Officers were injured.
Eight Pro-Iran Fighters Dead in Airstrikes in Syria
At least eight people were killed in airstrikes in Syria overnight, a Syrian monitor group reported Wednesday morning. The dead were members of militias and terrorist groups loyal to Iran, the report said, including the Hezbollah terrorist organization.
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