Saudi Seeks Oil Supply Protection as US and Iran Face Off
Iran Renews Nuclear Pact Ultimatum Amid Tensions With US
Trump Says ‘Iran Did Do It,’ as US Seeks Support on Gulf Oil Tanker Attacks
Iran Months From Hitting Enriched Uranium Cap Despite Acceleration
Berlin Jewish Museum Director Quits Over BDS Tweet
Top Spanish Commentator Slammed for Pushing ‘Jewish Lobby’ Conspiracy Theory
Thousands of Palestinians Riot on Border, Amid Heightened Gaza Tensions
The Legacy of the ‘Nakba’ and Lies About Israel on College Campuses
250,000 March in 21st Annual Tel Aviv Pride Parade
What Jewish Voters Need for the 2020 Elections
Additionally, Netanyahu spoke of the previous government’s move to permit using medical marijuana, in addition to exporting it.
Last year, Israel lessened the penalties for those using cannabis. The law is scheduled to take effect on April 1.
Netanyahu Contemplates Legalizing Marijuana in Israel
by JNS.org
An employee sorts freshly harvested cannabis buds at a medical marijuana plantation in northern Israel on March 21, 2017. Photo: REUTERS/Nir Elias/File Photo.
JNS.org – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this week did not rule out the possibility of supporting the legalization of marijuana.
“I am now looking into the matter you brought up,” he said in response to a question about the subject on the LikudTV webcast that can be viewed on his Facebook page. “I will give you an answer soon. It’s possible that it will happen.”
Iran Months From Hitting Enriched Uranium Cap Despite Acceleration
Saudi Seeks Oil Supply Protection as US and Iran Face Off
Iran Renews Nuclear Pact Ultimatum Amid Tensions With US
Trump Says ‘Iran Did Do It,’ as US Seeks Support on Gulf Oil Tanker Attacks