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Thailand’s hospitality has strengthened ties with Israel for decades. Israel must reciprocate by protecting Thai workers and respecting Thai culture.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/31/26
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By the time we read this week’s haftarah, Israelis will have gone to the polls to elect a new Knesset. After months of political arguments, accusations, and promises, the votes will have been …
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/31/26
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The stakes were high, the treats were packed, and off my spouse and I went to vote, with Medici in his adorable kitty backpack that always makes him look like an astronaut.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/31/26
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Netanyahu remains in office without a majority, while Eisenkot must overcome opposition divisions to form a government or face another election.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/31/26
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Netanyahu remains in office without a majority, while Eisenkot must overcome opposition divisions to form a government or face another election.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/31/26
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"This is where we see the 'Louvre effect'," said Marc Balcells, a Barcelona-based researcher. "If the Louvre was so easy to rob, just imagine a tiny museum in a rural area."
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/31/26
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Protests planned for Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Beersheba, Haifa, Tayibe; organizers: 'Arab votes are worth the same as Jewish votes, Arab citizens must be full partners in shaping the country’s future'
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Via The Times of Israel
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10/31/26
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The man was shot in southern Israel, amid a dispute between two families. According to a Haaretz tally, 227 people have been murdered in Israel since the beginning of the year
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Josh Breiner (via Haaretz.com)
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10/31/26
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A diplomatic source told Axios that Qatari mediators were in contact with the White House over the course of Friday’s talks and that “there was positive progress" in the effort to reach a …
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/31/26
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“One of the hardest parts of practicing medicine is knowing when to hold back,” explained Ariel. Patients find comfort in an extra test, but it can set off unnecessary worry and …
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/31/26
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