675 housing units approved for West Bank’s Itamar settlement
Jewish Journal
June 12, 2013
Some 675 new housing units were approved for the West Bank settlement of Itamar.
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ehud barak
Ehud Barak leaves Israeli politics — for now
Jewish Journal
March 14, 2013
Ehud Barak stepped down as Israeli defense minister at an official farewell event.
AIPAC makes its voice heard in Washington
Shmuel Rosner
March 5, 2013
It was a surprisingly sunny day Tuesday, ahead of an expected snowstorm, when the 12,000 or so AIPAC delegates concluded the three-day annual “policy conference” in Washington this week, ready to move on to Capitol Hill to lobby their representatives.
Barak: consider unilateral separation from West Bank
Jewish Journal
March 4, 2013
Israel should consider unilateral steps to separate itself from the Palestinians should peace talks fail, Defense Minister Ehud Barak said.
Hagel to meet Israeli counterpart Ehud Barak in D.C.
Jewish Journal
March 3, 2013
Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak is scheduled to be the first foreign defense minister to meet with newly confirmed U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel.
Biden to address AIPAC conference
Jewish Journal
February 26, 2013
Vice President Joe Biden will address the upcoming AIPAC policy conference.
Ehud Barak coming to Washington for consultations
Jewish Journal
February 11, 2013
Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak is traveling to Washington to meet with top defense officials.
Iran says Israel will regret Syria air strike
Jewish Journal
February 4, 2013
Iran told Israel on Monday it would regret its air strike against Syria last week, without spelling out whether Iran or its ally planned any military response.
Israeli voters force Netanyahu to seek centrist partner
Jewish Journal
January 24, 2013
Israel\’s next government must heed voters and devote itself to bread-and-butter issues, not thorny foreign policy problems such as Iran\’s nuclear plans and the Palestinian conflict, senior politicians said on Thursday.
The no-alternative Israeli elections
Shmuel Rosner
January 16, 2013
The story of the upcoming Israeli elections, which will take place on Jan. 22, can be written in many different ways. One is with an eye to the small numbers, a story of preserving the political status quo: Back in 2009, the Kadima Party got 28 mandates.
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