Israel
Christians Are Studying Torah — In Israel And Online — To Get Closer To Jesus
Thousands of Christians are learning Torah from Jews online, in classes and in the Israeli parliament. It’s increasingly common, and controversial.
Israeli Spacecraft Conducts Final Major Maneuver On Way To Moon
The spacecraft moved to an elliptical orbit around the earth that will intersect the moon’s orbit and be captured in it on April 4.
Iran Hacked Benny Gantz’s Phone, Israeli Authorities Believe
Gantz’s Blue and White party played down the report and suggested it had been deliberately leaked.
J Street Launches Birthright-Style Israel Trip That Will Include Palestinians
Birthright has been criticized by left-wing activists for not sufficiently discussing Israel’s control of the West Bank.
Two Rockets Fired At Tel Aviv From Gaza
Islamic Jihad, a terrorist group, claimed responsibility for the firing.
State Department No Longer Calling West Bank, Golan ‘Occupied’ By Israel
An official argued that the change did not signal a shift in State Department policy.
Israeli Bank Pays $195 Million Fine For Helping Customers Evade U.S. Taxes
Mizrachi-Tehafot has put in place a new tax and money laundering measures program.
Police Close Temple Mount After Firebomb Thrown At Officers
Police and Muslim worshippers have repeatedly clashed in recent weeks over an area of the site closed since 2003 that worshippers want to turn in
Netanyahu Pre-Indictment Hearing Delayed Until After Elections
The investigation files will not be turned over to the prosecution until after the April 9 election over fears of leaks to the media.
Jerusalem’s Orthodox Deputy Mayor Refuses To Speak At Conservative Jewish Venue
“I do not have and will not have any connection to these heretical movements,” Eliezer Rauchberger told Haaretz.
