Joseph’s Tomb in Shechem is one of the oldest and best-documented ancient burial places in the world. “And the bones of Joseph, which the children of Israel brought up out of Egypt, buried they in Shechem, in the parcel of ground which Jacob bought of the sons of Hamor the father of Shechem for...
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Cabinet Showdown on Levy Report Next Month Likud minister tells Arutz Sheva State Attorney’s Office is disrupting proper governance. Gil Ronen The Minister for Public Diplomacy and Diaspora Affairs, Yuli Edelstein, says the State Attorney’s Office is disrupting proper governance by adopting positions that contradict those of the elected leadership regarding Migron and...
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http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/159240#.UDdyZHjS0UQ Thousands sign petitions to save the Binyamin community from destruction. Verdict expected Tuesday. Gil Ronen On August 28, the Supreme Court of Israel will decide the fate of 300 Jews living in Migron, a thriving community just 14 kilometres north of Jerusalem. Migron is situated in a very strategic position overlooking Route number...
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The Bibi-Mofaz trick that produced a unity government instead of elections, again brought to the fore the issue of contacts with the Palestinians. PA head Abu Mazen sought to return to dialog, but conditioned it on stopping construction in the settlements,agreement to form a Palestinian state within the '67 borders and release of prisoners.
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As the building freeze comes to an end on Sept. 26 2010. CCTV China TV visits Kfar Tapuach in the Shomron and speaks with David Ha’ivri. Report is in Chinese and statements by David Ha’ivri are in English.
Read more →One of the reasons the Zionist enterprise has succeeded to the extent that it has is the intimate partnership linking Israel with the Diaspora. When communities in Israel are in distress or under attack, when individuals and populations are in need yet feeling neglected or isolated—it is this partnership that, importantly, reminds Israelis they...
Read more →Settler Yehuda Shimon has been able to prevent violence with border policemen by smiling, a tactic he learned from the American-based Dale Carnegie Course business program. As he graduated from the course this week, he described for The Jerusalem Post an incident that happened six weeks ago, when he was halfway through the class....
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