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Israel Might Not Be Looking To Make Peace, Trump Tells Israeli Newspaper
“Right now, I would say the Palestinians are not looking to make peace…And I am not necessarily sure that Israel is looking to make peace.”
An Israeli Columnist Said Gender Equality Is Like A Dog’s Bar Mitzvah, So Here Are Dogs We’d Like To See Have Bar Mitzvahs
Reform Judaism should be about two things: radical spiritual inclusivity, and dog bar mitzvahs.
New Israel Fund Sues Adelson-Owned Newspaper For Defamation
“Israel Hayom is using its power to spread lies and propaganda, and this must stop,” the group’s director-general, Miki Gitzin, said in a statement.
Israeli Supreme Court: Netanyahu Must Hand Over Log Of Calls With Adelson
The contents of the conversations will remain private, but the call log could help determine if Netanyahu influenced coverage of Adelson’s newspaper.
What Does Sheldon Adelson’s Tiff With Bibi Mean For Trump?
Why did Israel Hayom chief editor Boaz Bismuth run a scathing, front-page attack on Prime Minister Netanyahu?
David Friedman Vows Trump Won’t Push Israel To Freeze Settlements
David Friedman, the new U.S. ambassador to Israel, gave his first interview since he landed in Israel on Monday to — where else? — Israel Hayom, the newspaper funded by Republican casino magnate and on-again-off-again Trump supporter Sheldon Adelson.
Did Sheldon Adelson Fire Newspaper Editor For Criticizing Netanyahu?
Amos Regev, the founding editor of Sheldon Adelson-owned Israel Hayom daily, is out following growing friction between the publication and Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office.
Trump Tells Israeli Paper He’s Moving Embassy to Jerusalem
Donald Trump is speaking again to his favorite Israeli news outlet.
Sheldon Adelson’s Israeli Newspaper Lost $190 Million in First Seven Years
Israel Hayom, the free Israeli daily financed by American casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, lost $190 million from its inception in 2007 to 2014.
Netanyahu Tried To Cut an Illegal Deal With Israel’s Largest Paid Newspaper
New details have come to light on the alleged bribery deal discussed between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Yedioth Ahronoth and Ynet publisher Arnon Mozes. The proposed deal included a sharp change in the coverage of the prime minister by the Yedioth Ahronoth group in exchange for Netanyahu’s promise to promote legislation that would severely damage the free daily, Moses’ competitor, Israel Hayom.
