Новости за 09.12.2017

Meanwhile, a protest against the US move was held in Rahat that drew about a hundred people. Small protests were held Saturday in Tira and Tamra.

There was quite a large attendance at the Kazakhstan reception, and guests piled their plates with authentic Kazakhstan cuisine and came back for more.

‘Mini-markets bill’ may not have majority as Joint List says it won’t stay away

The ruling Likud party released a statement expressing its anger at the protest.

“I have broad experience in business, economics, government and security, and I plan to use all of it," Bayit Yehudi leader Naftali Bennett said.

During the War of Independence, 4,922 volunteers from 59 countries joined Machal (the Hebrew acronym for volunteers from abroad), 123 of whom fell in the line of duty.

‘The State of Israel has had, and will have, only one eternal capital, Jerusalem’

On Netanyahu’s instructions, it will wait until after US Vice President Mike Pence visits Israel on December 18.

The Islamic Republic of Iran has been the one politicizing sport and has used it to achieve political objectives.

Machol Shalem, December 3-4.

The US has miscalculated by believing other countries are incapable of pursuing independent interests without its involvement.

A collection of classic cartoons by Yaakov Kirschen is a nostalgic gaze at days gone by, when times were simpler, if no less absurd

Scandinavians no longer fear the implications of economic ties with Israel.

It is a unique time in the region’s history.

An upcoming documentary on PBS tells the story of Naomi Kutin, a young Orthodox girl who has shattered powerlifting world records.

Meanwhile, Kurdish voices have taken to social media to support recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.

France said on Friday the United States had sidelined itself in the Middle East by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.

"We have accomplished a very difficult mission. Our heroes have reached the final strongholds of Daesh and purified it."

If business people shy away from visiting due to possible unrest, that could affect future investments in Israel.