Balfour
Why Israel still honors Britain in its streets despite bitter history
The long, seesawing history of Britain’s involvement in Zionism, from imperial sponsorship to modern diplomatic rupture.
Why pro-Palestinian protesters are vandalizing images of Lord Balfour
Pro-Palestinian protesters destroy historic Balfour painting at Cambridge
Grapevine December 29, 2023: Happy birthday, Yehoram Gaon
Knesset approves increased funding for Netanyahu's residences
Israel finances the expenses of the official residence in Jerusalem, as well as a prime minister's private residence if it's outside the city, according to Israeli law.
Knesset holds session to approve state funding on both of Netanyahu's private residences
Shouting matches broke out almost immediately as opposition MKs charged the committee for not caring about the cost of living crisis faced by millions of Israelis.
Grapevine: Wherefore PM’s residence?
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
UK Palestinian activists squirt 'fake blood' on Lord Balfour statue
The activists belonged to the organization Palestine Action and protested the UK's role in the alleged Israeli occupation of the Palestinians.
Grapevine, November 7: Sunday, Monday
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
On this day: 105th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration
105-years-ago, Foreign Secretary Arthur James Balfour wrote a letter that made history.
Lapid brings prime ministerial presence back to Balfour
While Bennett’s choice not to live in Balfour was a matter of great controversy over the past year, Lapid will be returning to Jerusalem's Balfour Street.
Israel's outrage on the Bennetts' costs of living is misplaced - editorial
Two prime ministers are fighting over how much their cleaning and gardening bills are costing the state. As if this is what is really important.
These are the trappings that come with being prime minister - analysis
Bennett erred in not moving his family to the official residence in Jerusalem at the beginning of his term. Why? Because symbols are important; they confer legitimacy.
Yair Netanyahu testifies in 'Crime Minister' defamation lawsuit
The lawsuit claims that the former prime minister's son posted false and defamatory publications about the movement and its people on Twitter.
