Europe and israel
How Israel can improve communication with the West - opinion
The context Israel too often overlooks is the cultural gap separating it from its Western partners. Acknowledging this gap does not mean accepting every European position, but it is a necessary step.
Shifting EU politics, Israel's stance analyzed at Jerusalem conference - analysis
Israeli tech firms deepen European presence
From Kyiv to the Golan: The Ukraine-Russia war’s unseen impact on Israel - opinion
Chief Rabbi calls to add 20 minutes to Shabbat in protest of Eurovision
Citing his concern over the "massive violation of Shabbat," he expressed his regret that, while this "isn't the first time, this time it will be done with the whole world watching."
Recalibrating the course of Israel-EU relations
Rivlin on Europe Day: Dare to dream could easily be EU motto
The president visited the Eurovision Village in Tel Aviv to honor Europe Day in an event with European diplomats and the city's mayor.
Kobi Marimi: I'm so happy to see everyone in Tel Aviv
Israel's Eurovision contestant holds his first rehearsal on stage at the Expo Tel Aviv on Friday.
Eurovision contestants begin arriving in Tel Aviv
Australia, Hungary, Cyprus competitors first to touch down in Israel.
GRAPEVINE: Way to go, Shalva
Movers and shakers in and around Israel.
In Europe, the boycott Israel movement is weaker than you think
To the world’s oldest Zionist organization, the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement “could within just a few years become a real existential threat” to Israel.
The resurfacing of European colonialism
Decolonialism was forced on Europe without preparation. As a result, the continent never went through a process of mental decolonization. Now, is Europe increasingly behaving in neocolonialist ways?
NGO to press PA to release U.S. citizen arrested for land sale to Jews
"Due to the heavy concern of human rights violations being perpetuated against the captive by the PA, we ask for his immediate release."
Convulsions over Brexit and the struggle for the Western nation
Theresa May’s Conservative government is at odds with Parliament. The majority of MPs want Britain to remain in the European Union and so are at odds with their Brexit-majority voters.
