‘It’s Nonsense’: Israeli Officials Deny Development Expands Jerusalem’s Boundaries
"Israeli officials deny a proposed Adam settlement development, including 2,780 housing units, will expand Jerusalem’s municipal boundaries, calling claims."
— TPS-IL
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Narendra Modi to Visit Israel as Netanyahu Hails India’s ‘Tremendous Alliance’
Indian PM Narendra Modi will visit Israel next week, strengthening a "tremendous alliance" as Netanyahu highlights defense and high-tech cooperation.
PM Netanyahu’s remarks prior to his departure back to Israel following a diplomatic visit to Washington
PM Netanyahu, returning to Israel from Washington, discussed Iran deal concerns with President Trump, emphasizing the need to address missiles and proxies.
Netanyahu’s Office Faces Backlash for Removing ‘Massacre’ From Knesset Bill
Netanyahu's Office faces backlash for removing "massacre" from an Israeli Knesset bill commemorating the Oct 7 attacks; families condemn the move.
State Comptroller Faults Government on Pace of Southern Israel Rebuilding
Israel's State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman criticizes government for slow rebuilding efforts in southern Israeli communities, citing delays impacting 64,000.
Netanyahu to Present Israel’s ‘Principles’ on Iran Talks in White House Meeting
Prime Minister Netanyahu presents Israel’s principles on Iran talks to President Trump in a critical White House meeting, expressing Jerusalem's deep concern.
Israeli Cabinet Advances Land, Planning Reforms in Judea and Samaria
Israeli Cabinet advances major land and planning reforms in Judea and Samaria, boosting administrative control. A Jordanian-era law banning land sales to Jews.
Despite Pledge to End ‘Pay-for-Slay,’ Ramallah Hides Millions in Terror Stipends
A new report accuses Ramallah of secretly funneling $315 million annually in "pay-for-slay" terror stipends since 2021, defying Abbas's pledge.
Judicial Showdown: High Court Orders Netanyahu to Justify Keeping Ben-Gvir in Office
Israel's High Court orders PM Netanyahu to justify keeping controversial National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir by March 10, escalating judicial tensions.
Israel Withdraws from Open Government Partnership, Citing Political Bias
Israel withdraws from the Open Government Partnership, citing increasing political bias against the state. Foreign Minister Sa’ar states OGP no longer serves.