Sect adds to Israel’s looming woes
The high birthrate of Israel’s ultra-Orthodox Jews has become a national issue in the country.
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Bibi maintains nuke deal rage
Benjamin Netanyahu maintained the rage against the US-brokered deal on Iran’s nuclear program .
Israel weighs hunger strike deal
Detained Palestinian lawyer Mohammed Allan on a 64-day hunger strike emerged from a coma last night.
Premiere saved by judge’s pen
The AICE Israeli Film Festival averted an opening night disaster by five minutes on Monday night
Aussie lifesavers drop in to Israel
It’s nipper 101 on the beach at Ashdod, where Australians are helping beach-loving but safety-challenged Israelis.
Firebombing reignites old hatreds
Both Israelis and Arabs hope to contain tensions after the lethal firebombing of a Palestinian family’s home.
Israel has right to speak out
The country most at risk from ayatollahs with nuclear weapons, Israel, was left out of the Iran negotiations.
Israel arrests nine for arson
Jewish extremists are suspected in the death of a Palestinian man whose infant son also perished in an arson attack.
Right hails anti-BDS motion
Bill Shorten’s faction claimed victory after the anti-Israel boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign was rejected.
Recognise Palestine to aid peace
Steady settlement expansion by Israel thwarts negotiations and makes the conflict more intractable.
Senator angry at Palestine moves
A Labor senator has lashed out over expected moves to recognise a future Palestinian state.
Iran: the mother of all U-turns
Formal rapprochement with Iran following the nuclear deal could be a regional game changer.
Renewables rorts and identity issues
Not to mention Crikey’s discovery of the moral equivalence between Iran and Israel.
‘Millions made human shields’
Israel has warned that up to three million civilians are “human shields’’ for Islamist extremists entrenched on its borders.
It all comes back to Iran, says Israel
The Israelis say Iran and its ayatollahs have destabilised the region.
Helping kids to resist radical allure
Teachers, police and other frontline workers are learning how to identify those at risk of radicalisation.
Israel welcomes ISIS distraction
It is in Israel’s interests for the Arab world to be in a constant state of chaos and conflict.
Netanyahu dismisses UN’s Gaza criticism
A UN report has prompted relatives of four Palestinian boys to demand justice.
Druze ‘lynch mob’ kills Syrian
Druze protesters stopped an ambulance and set upon two Syrians wounded in fighting between rebels and Syrian government forces.
UN slams Israelis, Arabs over war
Israel and Palestinian militants who control the Gaza Strip were responsible for human rights violations that could be war crimes.
De Klerk rejects Israeli apartheid
South Africa’s last apartheid leader says comparisons to a drive to slap sanctions on Israel are “odious’’.
Druze may draw Israel into war
The collapse of regime resistance in Syria threatens to embroil Israel in the bloody civil war.
Israel warns of nuclear Iran pact
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that international powers are conceding too much to Iran in the nuclear talks.
Israel slammed for cattle cruelty
Fresh allegations have emerged of Australian cattle being brutally slaughtered in an Israeli abattoir.
Gaza fire betrays a fragile peace
Live fire exchanges between Israeli troops and Gaza militants has underlined the fragility of the peace.
Di Natale ‘caved in’ to Israel extremists
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has accused Greens leader Richard Di Natale of “caving in” to extremists.
Uni warns Lynch over melee
Sydney University academic Jake Lynch has escaped serious sanction over his involvement in a melee in March.
FIFA boss kicked into a spot of Blatter
When the Israel soccer team lost to Belgium in a European championship qualifier no one was more pleased than Abdel Halawi.
Another cannabis group lists on ASX
Israel-based cosmetic cannabis start-up MGC Global has become the latest medical marijuana company to announce a listing on the ASX.
Job with Bibi’s ‘circus’ rejected
Benjamin Netanyahu’s bid to warehouse the foreign portfolio for his chief rival has been flatly rejected.
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