Israeli news
Jerusalem's Green Line begins service, expanding light rail network
The new line is approximately 7 kilometers, or 4.3 miles, long and includes 13 stations, 12 of them new. During peak hours, trains are expected to run every eight minutes.
What Clavicular's Israel visit reveals about winning support in the social media age - opinion
After 15-year sentence for Israeli interview, Lebanese journalist says courts protect Hezbollah
Israel Police probe case of alleged exploitative sexual offenses in newsroom
Israel's public diplomacy crisis: The impact of negative media coverage, need of change - opinion
Out of 148 articles published about Israel in the first quarter, 67% were negative, and only 4.7% were positive (the remaining 28.3% were neutral).
Israeli settlement activity fuels West Bank violence, UN's Guterres says
The UN Secretary-General spoke out just two days after Israel advanced plans for 5,700 new settler homes in Area C of the West Bank.
Israeli reservist doctors threaten to refuse duty if judicial reform goes ahead
The proposed judicial reform has also stirred Western concern for Israel's democratic health and spooked investors.
European Union bank to fund 35% of new northern Israel desalination plant
The new Western Galilee plant, to be named Birkat Miriam, is Israel's seventh desalination facility. Like the others, it will convert seawater into freshwater.
Rothman: Investigate spyware evidence in compromised double murder case
The evidence withdrawn on Monday had been collected from the stored data on computers.
State Attorney will not interfere in Efi Nave’s Bar election campaign
The State Attorney's Office said an appeal filed to the High Court of Justice by the Movement for Quality in Israel Thursday calling for the bodies to issue complaints against Nave should be rejected
IDF’s electronic warfare role jumps forward in current major IDF drill
IDF officer gives Jpost rare insight into classified unit
Ben-Gvir easing gun licenses for non-infantry combat soldiers, Hesder, medics
Non-infantry combat soldiers and reservists will be given favorable consideration in the firearm license application process.
New bill proposes broader sanctions on Israeli men refusing to divorce wives
Israeli law requires that a man give the divorce papers to his wife for the divorce to become valid.
Religious leaders discuss faith, peace in Jerusalem
The event was an offshoot of the Congress of World and Traditional Religions first held in 2003 in Astana, Kazakhstan.
