Israeli presidential election
Former MK Pnina Rosenblum considers run for presidency, return to politics
Rosenblum was a popular lecturer at academic and business economic forums and joined the Knesset in 2005 after running a successful cosmetics business.
Grapevine September 22, 2021: Enhanced diplomacy
Isaac Herzog, Israel's 11th president: ambition fulfilled, plan in hand
Herzog, Rivlin meet to begin presidential transition
Eight US election races the Jewish community is watching in 2016
It remains to be seen how Israel and the consequences of the nuclear deal reached with Iran last year will play out in a number of local and state elections later this fall.
Katsav is still appealing for early release– maybe
Court gives lawyer 3 days to convince former president to appeal.
President’s and Prime Minister’s prizes handed out for academic research
This year, the president’s prizes was awarded for research into the life of Israel’s first President Chaim Weizman; and the prime minister’s prize for research into the life of Ariel Sharon.
Learning to understand the other
Hinam Center launches ‘My Israeli Brother’ project at President’s Residence.
Joint project highlights leadership, coexistence
400 ORT students join with Israel Electric Corporation community outreach program.
Emunah marks its 80th anniversary
Founded before the state was born, in 1935, , Emunah (or HaPoel HaMizrachi Women as it was known then), was led soon after by Tovah Sanhadray- Goldreich.
Zionism is not racism: A speech 40 years ago
The full text of Chaim Herzog's historic speech to the United Nations in 1975.
Vote distant, vote different
For Israel, the effect of boom in overseas voters would be significant; 10% of Israelis live abroad.
Trump campaign fires Jewish adviser over racist Facebook posts
Nunberg told Business Insider that he does not recall making the offensive posts, and that he was not employed by the Trump campaign when they were posted.
Conservative Movement seeks to bring religion and state center stage in election
The campaign claim of a constituency 600,000-strong of voters concerned with issues of religion and state.
