COVID-19: Israel reopens further.
..nearly 3.2 million Israelis are eligible for the green pass, according to the health ministry.
..nearly 3.2 million Israelis are eligible for the green pass, according to the health ministry.
..protests against him have rumbled on for months, with some demonstrators focusing on the graft allegations.
…government’s primary responsibility is to protect lives and property.
Netanyahu cried foul against any bid by the ICC to investigate “fake war crimes”.
There is a global consensus against recognising Jerusalem as Israel’s capital until the Palestinian conflict is resolved.
Paramilitaries belonging to the Lebanese Hezbollah movement and the Fatimid Brigade, which is made up of pro-Iranian Afghan fighters, operate in the region, the Observatory said.
A key difference in Israel’s third lockdown compared to previous versions relates to schools, with more students able to attend classes.
A statement from Morocco’s royal cabinet confirmed Friday’s phone conversation but did not mention Netanyahu’s invitation.
US recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over the Western Sahara has infuriated the pro-independence Polisario Front, which controls about a fifth of the vast region.
The BDS campaign is a non-violent people-led movement that aims to economically pressure Israel into providing equal rights and a right of return to Palestinians.
Last week, the UAE and Israel reached a preliminary agreement on a separate deal that would avoid double taxation.
Since the mid-90s, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has sought an independent state in the West Bank, Gaza and occupied East Jerusalem, territories seized by Israel in the 1967 war.
Qatar’s ruler said Israel is trying to “circumvent these parameters” and any arrangements that do not take these factors into account “will not achieve peace”.
The rockets were fired at the same time as Israel, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain signed agreements at the White House in Washington to establish diplomatic relations.
Bahrainis opposed to their government’s agreement to establish diplomatic relations with Israel vented their frustration on social media on Saturday, underlining the complexities of the Gulf’s rapprochement with Israel.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said more Arab countries will soon follow in the UAE’s steps, and Bahrain and Oman have both voiced support.
Israel’s military has in recent weeks targeted Hamas in the Gaza Strip and what it says have been Hezbollah gunmen along its northern border with Lebanon.
Israel seized control of East Jerusalem in 1967 and later annexed it in moves never recognised by the international community.
Last month, an Israeli official said Bahrain and Oman could be the next Gulf countries to follow the UAE in formalising ties with Israel.
The UAE has said normalisation should remove any hurdle blocking the sale. Netanyahu said on Monday that Israel still opposes selling the jets to the UAE.
The Gaza Strip has a population of two million people, more than half of whom live in poverty, according to the World Bank.
It has banned Gaza fishermen from going to sea and closed its goods crossing with the territory, prompting the closure of the Palestinian territory’s sole power plant for want of fuel.
Officials will explore bilateral cooperation in areas such as commerce and tourism, and Israeli defence envoys are due to visit the UAE separately.