08 July 2009

PMO backs Schalit envoy Hadas, who is a director of company involved in heart-attack patch patent scam.

Ceremony part of campaign to restore yeshiva in Homesh; spokesman: We oppose working with IDF.

"I'm very proud of our victory against Sweden," says Captain Eyal Ran, quick to defend Israel's achievement.

Russia is deservedly the bookmakers' favorite, but with all things considered, Israel's Davis Cup team has got an opportunity it simply can not afford to miss.

Suspected spy leaves Lebanon, report claims; Ban urges Israel, Lebanon to seek permanent cease-fire.

LA Dodgers CEO Jamie McCourt puts her weight behind the Maccabiah.

3 teams Maccabi will not face in the regular season are Unicaja Malaga, Cibona Zagreb and AJ Milano.

Massive reserve off Haifa shores thought to hold 140 billion cubic meters, may hold as much as 180 BCM.

UN chief says peace prospect threatened by allegations of Israeli spy ring, Lebanese "militias."

Clinton: Iran nukes would be "destabilizing in ME and beyond;" Mullen warns against preemptive attack.

In first incident of its kind, police stop woman for walking with men on beach; Hamas denies the report.

Sumo wrestlers and Ayelet Zurer are opening the Jerusalem Film Festival this year.

While the majority of European cities have fallen in the ranking, most Middle Eastern cities apart from Israel have experienced a reverse trend.

Doubling fees and taxes for hiring foreign workers will raise the price of an average apartment by NIS 25,000, building contractors warn.

The new flight brings to 68 the number of flights to Israel from various cities within Germany.

North Korean leader shown limping, in what is believed to be an effect from a stroke.

A modern Western business must apply capitalist principles and operate efficiently according to its chosen strategy.

Housing minister: State must remain Jewish, it would be better for Jews, Arabs to live separately.

Sheetrit calls on Steinitz to resign; Livni says PM adopted 2-state solution only to fix ties with US.

Google Voice is a telephone service that provides a number of features to simplify your phone use.

Hamlet comes to Tel Aviv under the creative eye of Lithuanian director Eimuntas Nekrosius.

Demjanjuk, charged with 29,000 cases of accessory to murder during WWII, alleged violation of rights.

At state ceremony to commemorate 2nd Lebanon War, defense minister praises "bravery, wisdom" of soldiers.

Why is the security department at Ben-Gurion University videotaping student rallies and informing police about students with certain political views?

Ninety-two-year-old Jack Luck of Ra'anana, who in WWII was shot and left for dead, has just celebrated his 70th wedding anniversary.

Gerson:"The regular season is a stage that we have to get through and I think we will advance."

In 1940, Philippine President Quezon offered shelter to 10,000 Jewish refugees. Last month, hundreds gathered in Rishon Lezion to commemorate Filipino kindness.

He bought me lunch. And then he drove off reminding me, 'We Israelis take care of each other.'

The government decided Tel Aviv is wealthy enough to keep a dozen special assistance centers open, but city hall feels differently.

Move aimed at improving Palestinians life in the W. Bank; also, IDF stops checks at Hawara checkpoint.

The new neighborhood will be constructed on the northern hill of the Ramot area and will be divided into three distinct sections.

Low-cost carrier announces it will launch services 6 times a week from Luton, budget Morocco flights.

Transsexual singer reportedly unleashes torrent of verbal abuse against heavily pregnant British olah.

At press conference, PMO defends first 100 days in office; officials list government achievements.

Israel must "dismantle the wall," "make reparations," charges UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.

How can the rapidly disappearing Dead Sea be salvaged?

A teacher who 'drowned' offers a new paradigm.

How can we tell Obama to honor an unwritten pact that his predecessor made (or didn't make) with us, when we didn't even keep our word to his predecessor?

To bring Israeli talent back from overseas, we should look to the Nefesh B'Nefesh example.

If only he and his fellows would formulate a new version of the Geneva peace initiative.

The city's willingness to cooperate with such people constitutes a betrayal of the local Muslim community.

The veil, argues an Iranian-French writer, reflects a refusal to integrate.

Since debt servicing swallows one-third of our national budget, paring down debt would free up billions for other goals.

Workshop brings together serious research on real-time media coverage of the Holocaust.

Exclusive: Israel would declare brief construction halt, US would give near-complete units green light.

Spokesman: Building a connection with Russia is one of Meseznikov's main priorities.

Hundreds gather for cocktail party, speeches and ribbon-cutting ceremony at the new shopping center.

In rare criticism, group calls Egyptian leader's comments on captured soldier "wishful thinking."

Watered down version of Drought Levy passes.

300 children among those targeted for expulsion.

MK Danon calls for end of 'Hadera-Gadera' policy.

In Teheran phone interview, mother of six describes her encounter with regime's security forces.

Long road to change: Egyptian opposition leaders face uphill battle for reform.

Middle East expert says Morocco will "send signals sooner than we think" in response to Obama's letter.

Official had said settlements strangled Palestinian economy, costing European taxpayers money.

Defense officials concerned PM planning to appoint a former IDF general as spy agency's deputy director.

Eda Haredit vows to continue parking lot protests in Jerusalem on Shabbat.

Both sides assume another round is inevitable.