State
WATCH: Anti-regime activists hack Iran's national broadcaster, transmit Pahlavi's calls to protest
Anti-regime activists hacked Iran’s Badr satellite, briefly taking over state TV broadcasts to air protest messages and appeals by Reza Pahlavi, according to Iran International and Manoto News.
Egypt finalizes $6 billion in state asset sales across 11 sectors
From legalizing neighborhood councils in Israeli cities to supporting Kurdish statehood
Jewish Florida State representative switches to Republican Party, citing Israel support
Washington Watch: Separation anxiety
It didn’t take long for the new administration to send a chilling message to the Jews.
Jeannie The Israeli Muslim
Bridges
Tillerson’s past offers few clues on his Middle East perspective
Trump’s choice for secretary of state, an oil man, will come under scrutiny for his broad opposition to sanctions.
When the decay cannot be denied
Do we really believe that a thoughtful society can exist without a commitment to nuance, without celebrating the grays in a world increasingly colored only in blacks and whites?
Echoes of State Dept’s ‘editing’ in 1943: Jen Psaki, meet Breckinridge Long
John Kirby has admitted that one of his colleagues deleted from their archives a videotaped exchange in 2013 in which Psaki confirmed that the department sometimes lied to the press.
Israeli government report aims to answer the question, 'How’s life?'
The report, “How’s life?” is the first of its kind issued by the government and aims to provide an all-encompassing picture of the state of Israeli society.
Lobbying group urges new coalition to review necessity of municipal chief rabbis
There are still no disciplinary measures the ministry can take against a rabbi not fulfilling his duties or who violates ministry regulations and guidelines.
History and Education – The Historic KKL-JNF House in Tel Aviv
Coalition sets up internal religions and state forum
The forum, proposed by Deputy Minister for Religious Services Eli Ben-Dahan, aims to solve government disputes.
