Israel will have trouble mustering international support for an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities until the West can assess the election result's meaning.
by Amos Harel 2 comments
Judge rules that plaintiff, consisting of 70 former IDF divers or widows, failed to prove that the plethora of illnesses they developed were caused by exposure to the highly polluted Kishon River.
by Revital Hovel, Eli Ashkenazi and Zafrir Rinat 0 comments
Failure? No way. Team Manager Gur Shelef is the one to blame for Maccabi losing the title.
by Eyal Gil 0 comments
Even if Spain fails to defend its title against Italy tonight in Jerusalem, it has a potential world-beater in its ranks
by Uzi Dann 0 comments
Embarking on a mental 'time trip’ to the end of the 21st century, much uncertainty is confronted. But some megatrends shaping the future can be identified, which require radical changes in global regimes as essential for the continuous existence of the human species.
by Yehezkel Dror 0 comments
Today, the message that is being instilled on the Israeli public by its representatives is that lack of credibility is an almost legitimate behavioral norm.
by Uzi Baram 0 comments
Those who warn of demographic upheaval frame their predictions as if they were based on medical evidence. But they are not talking about a mastectomy, they are talking about cutting out Israel's heart.
by Moshe Arens 0 comments
