Posted By Mike Rosenthal on January 30, 2012 | Leave a Comment
Yesterday, the IAF’s newest and largest UAV aircraft, the Heron or Eitan, crashed in central Israel and cost the military nearly $5 million.
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IAF Drone Crashes Because of Navigation System Crash and Loose Wing
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They’re Not Laughing Anymore – An Interview with Moshe Feiglin (Part 1)
Posted By Mike Rosenthal on January 23, 2012 | Leave a Comment
A long time ago they were sure that he would eventually give up, that the process had exhausted itself and that he himself already understood this. Moshe Feiglin (50) is back, running yet again, this time as the only candidate, this time against a sitting prime minister.
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They’re Not Laughing Anymore – An Interview with Moshe Feiglin (Part 2)
Posted By Mike Rosenthal on January 23, 2012 | 1 Comments
Oftentimes it seemed that the hardest thing to listen to for the last 13 years has been his complete and utter seriousness while demanding “Faith-based leadership for Israel.”
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Israel-Arab Hacking War Brings Down El Al and UAE Bank Sites
Posted By Mike Rosenthal on January 19, 2012 | Leave a Comment
The hacking war between Israeli and Arab programmers that began recently escalated this week with the El Al and UAE Bank websites being taken offline and in some cases defaced.
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Abbas Accuses Israel of Revoking His Diplomatic Status
Posted By Mike Rosenthal on January 16, 2012 | Leave a Comment
Last week, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas complained that he had been stripped of his VIP status and was instead given a two month travel permit.
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Feiglin nearing 35% Support in Likud against Netanyahu
Posted By Mike Rosenthal on January 16, 2012 | Leave a Comment
In two weeks, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be defending his title as Likud Party Chairman against challenger Moshe Feiglin. Polls show Netanyahu winning, but that may not be enough for Israel’s Prime Minister.
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Yair Lapid Goes Politician, Lapid Bill to be voted on this Week
Posted By Mike Rosenthal on January 09, 2012 | Leave a Comment
On Sunday, left-wing journalist Yair Lapid announced his resignation from Israeli television to pursue a political career.
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Beit Shemesh Girl’s School Conflict Spills Over to Nation-wide Protests
Posted By Mike Rosenthal on January 02, 2012 | Leave a Comment
Following the scathing attack on the Beit Shemesh Haredi enclave aired by Channel 2 a week ago, the entire country erupted in a series of anti and pro-Haredi protests, with the Haredi community holding their own massive protest on Saturday night.
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Beit Shemesh Rally Numbers a Few Thousand, No Violence Occurs
Posted By Mike Rosenthal on December 28, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Last night’s rally in Beit Shemesh over the Orot LeBanot School in the Sheinfeld neighborhood only attracted a few thousand people, amongst which were political figures who were asked to not attend.
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Landau Backs Down on “Kosher Power”
Posted By Mike Rosenthal on December 19, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Over the weekend, the proposal to place Kashruth supervisors in Israel Electric Company (IEC) stations to avoid violations of Shabbat faced a massive backlash and Infrastructure Minister Uzi Landau has retracted the law from the Knesset Docket.
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