Nearly three weeks after having been named by President Shimon Peres to form the next government, Benjamin Netanyahu finds himself between a rock and a
By Roger Cohen The New York Times / International Herald Tribune, January 28, 2013 Tel Aviv AMOS Oz, the novelist whose stories and tales have
You will find an interesting analysis of last Israeli elections results done by Jeremy Ben-Ami, president of JStreet Never underestimate Israel’s ability to surprise.
J.J. Goldberg The Daily Beast/Open Zion, Jan 25, 2013 Excerpt: Lapid, unburdened by a primary process or party structure, hand-picked his list. The first person
Final surveys indicate Netanyahu set to win Tuesday; Likud-Beytenu projected to take 32-34 seats, with Labor at 16-17; Yesh Atid, Meretz grow stronger By Yifa
Four days before elections, support for Likud-Beytenu is lower than ever; 15% of voters remain undecided By Ron Friedman and Yoel Goldman Polls released Friday,
On Monday, March 3 at 8:00 PM, we will host, at the premises of Beit Tarbout Tsavta*, in collaboration with…
Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella, of the National Rally, at the March against anti-Semitism in Paris, November 12,…