UN secretary-general Ban Ki Moon made another fruitless call this week for co-operation from Israel to make meaningful negotiations with the Palestine Liberation Organisation possible. "We are at a critical moment for Israel and the region. I remain hope

Attorney Ariel Atari, who represents Yigal Amir who was convicted of murdering Prime Minister Yitzchak Rabin in 1995, criticized on Wednesday the Israel Prison Service for allowing terrorist Marwan Barghouti to give an interview to the press, while punis

It is now several weeks since a Charedi man in Israel spat at an eight year old Orthodox girl because he deemed her dress immodest. In response to secular and mainstream criticism, a demonstration was held in Jerusalem where some Charedim wore yellow sta

It’s worth pointing out that Iran actions were a reaction to the U.S. not just sanction but the U.S. sending troops to Israel. It’s also worth pointing out the the prized IAEA report stated what the U.S. the West and the World already knew up to 2003 and

Yigal Amir, convicted of murdering Prime Minister Yitzchak Rabin in 1995, may find himself back in total isolation, because of what the Prisons Service said was a threat to his life. Amir was recently allowed out of solitary confinement in order to part

Prisoner Service says Yitzhak Rabin's assassin must stay in solitary confinement over another inmate's threat to harm him The Israel Prison Service said Wednesday that former Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's assassin, Yigal Amir,

Benjamin Netanyahu is not guilty. He learned that trick the first time he was elected. After he took part in orchestrating the rallies inciting against Yitzhak Rabin ("With blood and fire we will expel Rabin" ), along came the assassination. Netanyahu re

The level of settler violence, always high, has reached a fever pitch of late. Usually the attacks go by the common name “price tag,” which alludes to a form of payback against the government for dismantling illegal settlements. Though lately, the atta

John Hinckley is in the news this week as a judge considers whether the man who shot President Reagan should be able to live as an outpatient. Here’s a look at the fates of various people who were more successful at taking down world leaders. Gerard, a C