BBC apologizes for ‘unacceptable’ handling of complaints of anti-Israel bias

The BBC has issued a rare apology acknowledging its years-long failure to properly address complaints concerning its Arabic-language coverage of Israel following CAMERA Arabic’s submission of dozens of correction requests. Read more

Netanyahu meets with allied party heads

Israeli opposition and Likud Party leader Benjamin Netanyahu met on Sunday with other party heads from his right-religious political bloc, as the process of forming the country’s next governing coalition kicked into gear in the aftermath of last week’s elections. Read more

Plan to strengthen ties with world Jewry

IDF Maj. Gen. (res.) Doron Almog, chairman of the executive of The Jewish Agency for Israel, has presented his new plan to build stronger connections between Israelis and world Jewry. Read more

‘Be right back!’

When he left the Prime Minister’s Office in 2021 following his 12-year tenure as premier, Benjamin Netanyahu left a note on the desk for his successor, Naftali Bennett, that read, “Be right back!” Channel 12 reported on Friday. Read more

Naftali Bennett to resign, leave politics

Alternate Prime Minister Naftali Bennett will resign in and has informed Prime Minister Yair Lapid of his decision, according to a statement from his office. Read more

Netanyahu: ‘We’ll return Israel to its place as a rising power among the nations’

Israeli opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu early on Wednesday hailed his right-wing/religious bloc’s apparent election victory and thanked his supporters for their “magnificent expression of faith.” Read more

Gantz: National Unity Party headed to the opposition

Israeli Defence Minister Benny Gantz announced on Wednesday that his National Unity Party would be joining the opposition, tacitly conceding Tuesday’s election to Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu. Read more

Plane makes 9-hour stop in Iran with IDF soldier aboard

An Israel Defence Forces soldier ended up on Iranian soil last week, the IDF said on Wednesday. Read more

Israeli killed in Kiryat Arba terror attack identified

The 50-year-old Israeli killed in a Palestinian terror attack on Saturday night at the entrance of Kiryat Arba has been identified as Ronen Hanania. Read more

Palestinians celebrate murder of Ronen Hanania

After learning that a Jew had died in a terrorist attack in Kiryat Arba, near Hebron, on Saturday night, local Palestinians celebrated in Ibn Rushd Square, according to a video circulated on social media. Read more

UK chief rabbi to stay with King Charles to be able to attend coronation on Shabbat

Chief Rabbi of the United Kingdom Ephraim Mirvis will be an overnight guest of the royal family in May in order to attend King Charles’ coronation which will take place on Shabbat. Read more

US sanctions Iranian organisation that placed bounty on Salman Rushdie

The U.S. Treasury Department has sanctioned an Iranian organization that it says encouraged the attack on novelist Salman Rushdie on Friday. Read more

Netanyahu launches new government: ‘I promise to stop Iran, expand circle of peace’

Incoming Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took the podium at the Knesset on Thursday to launch his new government, announcing it would focus on three main goals. Read more

IDF adopts all-female tank crews for border defence

The Israel Defence Forces will permanently adopt the model of all-female tank crews for border defence missions. Read more

Abbas deputy admits PA security personnel work with terrorists

Israeli security forces launched an anti-terror raid against the “Lion’s Den” terror cell, including a bomb-making factory, early Tuesday. The cell was responsible for several terrorist attacks. Read more

Kanye West’s net worth plummets after Adidas cancels partnership for anti-Semitic comments

Kanye West’s net worth dropped from $2 billion to $400 million after Adidas ended its “Yeezy” brand partnership with the rapper on Tuesday, according to a report from Forbes. Read more

Rishi Sunak inaugurated as Britain’s prime minister

Rishi Sunak was inaugurated as Britain’s new prime minister on Tuesday, just days after fellow Conservative Party member Liz Truss resigned from the position and after securing the Tory leadership without a vote. Read more

Gantz offers early warning system but no weapons to Ukraine

Israeli Defence Minister Benny Gantz spoke with his Ukrainian counterpart, Oleksii Reznikov, on Monday and offered to provide the war-torn country with an alert system for early warning of Russian missile and drone attacks. Read more

White House ‘deeply disappointed’ by Palestinian pivot toward Russia

The U.S. administration has criticized Palestinian Authority chief Mahmoud Abbas for seeking to involve Russia in the peace process with Israel, Axios reported on Saturday. Read more

Ali Khamenei: The West now fears our drones and missiles

The West formerly paid little attention to Tehran’s missile and drone technologies but now concedes that they are very dangerous and complains about Iran giving them to “so-and-so,” Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei said in a statement broadcast on Wednesday. Read more

Three Israelis charged with helping Hamas plot attacks

Three Israeli citizens from the North were charged on Thursday with a range of severe security offences, including spying for Hamas and gathering information on Israel’s Cellcom cellular network. Read more

To boost Abbas, Israel to let PA use helicopters

For the first time since the early days of the Second Intifada in 2001, the Israeli government is expected to approve a Palestinian Authority request to purchase helicopters for top PA officials’ use. Read more

Roger Waters: Israel is trying to create an intifada ‘so they can just kill them all’

Roger Waters, the former Pink Floyd frontman also known for his vocal criticism of Israel that crosses the line into anti-Semitism, claims in an interview with popular podcaster Joe Rogan that the Jewish state is attempting to manufacture a new intifada with the ultimate goal of killing as many Palestinians as possible. Read more

Palestinian rivals agree to elections, but questions remain

Rival Palestinian factions convening for negotiations mediated by the Algerian government decided on Thursday to end 15 years of strife through elections that would be held within a year, Palestinian and Algerian officials told Reuters. Read more

IDF soldier dies of wounds following Jerusalem attack

A female Israeli soldier died of her wounds following a shooting attack on Saturday night at the Shuafat checkpoint in eastern Jerusalem. Read more

Report: Arab diplomats urge new British PM to not move embassy to Jerusalem

Arab ambassadors in London have sent a letter to newly minted UK Prime Minister Liz Truss urging her to scrap what they described as “an illegal and ill-judged” plan to move the British Embassy to Jerusalem, The Guardian reported on Friday. Read more

Israel will not recognise results of Russian ‘referendums’ in Ukrainian provinces

The Israeli Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday that Israel will not recognise the results of Russian “referendums” being held in Ukrainian provinces occupied by Russian forces. Read more

First flight: Israeli-designed electric plane takes off in US

An all-electric prototype aircraft, dubbed Alice, took off from the city of Moses Lake in Washington state on Tuesday. Read more

Abbas denounces Israel at UN, ignores Lapid’s concessionary speech

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas condemned Israel in the strongest terms before the U.N. General Assembly in New York on Friday, dismissing a concessionary speech made by Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid the day before. Read more

Preserving the children’s shoes found at Auschwitz

The International March of the Living announced on Thursday a global campaign with the Auschwitz-Birkenau Foundation and the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial to preserve thousands of shoes belonging to children, most of them Jews, who were murdered in the Auschwitz concentration camp. Read more

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