Swarthmore College President Responds to Anti-Israel Divestment Resolution
Israel’s David’s Sling Missile Defense System Said to Successfully Complete Series of Tests
Fliers Targeting LA Schools Equate Jewish Star With Swastika, Condemn ‘Jewish Zionist Militia’ in ‘Land of Palestine’
Israeli Air Force Hits Palestinian Incendiary Balloon-Launching Squads on Gaza Border
New Group Seeks to Bolster Support for Israel in US Congress
UK Labour Antisemitism Crisis Intensifies as Jewish Group Tied to Party Plans No-Confidence Vote Against Corbyn
Berlin Jewish Museum Says It Has ‘No Specific Plans’ to Cooperate With Iran, Following Criticism of Meeting With Tehran Regime Envoy
Israeli Agriculture Tech Fund Copia Raises $27 Million
Right-Wing Israeli Campaign Ad Seeks to Make Political Point With ‘Fascism’ Perfume
Arizona’s Grayhawk Capital Looking to Invest in Israeli Companies With Launch of $75 Million Early Growth Fund
Jewish Home Party Votes on New Constitution After Reaching Compromise
by News Editor
Email a copy of "Jewish Home Party Votes on New Constitution After Reaching Compromise" to a friend
Naftali Bennett on Sky News. Photo: Screenshot.
Arutz Sheva – The Jewish Home Party voted on a new constitution at Tel Aviv University Wednesday, amidst a controversy over political control that may see a split over what some claim are different values.
Tensions over the vote ran high, as a clash broke out between MK Moti Yogev and a security guard after Yogev requested that the secret ballots be counted to protect against vote tampering.
Fliers Targeting LA Schools Equate Jewish Star With Swastika, Condemn ‘Jewish Zionist Militia’ in ‘Land of Palestine’
J Street’s New Trip to Israel Pushes a Political Agenda
On the Golan, Iran Talks, Israel Walks
New Group Seeks to Bolster Support for Israel in US Congress
Israel’s Other Founding Fathers and a Vanquished World