Benjamin Netanyahu: Last News

After a Senate candidate in Georgia backtracked on his harsh criticism of Israel’s treatment of Palestinians Tuesday, another clip surfaced in which he used controversial language to describe Mideast tensions. In a 2016 sermon, the Rev.

It’s the news three Melbourne sisters have waited nine long years to hear – that Malka Leifer is to be extradited to Australia. As head of the Adass Israel ultra-Orthodox Jewish school in Melbourne, Leifer is alleged to have assaulted Sisters Elly Sapper, Dassi Erlich and Nicole Meyer over a four year period while they were students of the school in Elsternwick on Melbourne’s south side.Leifer thus far has managed to avoid extradition despite facing 74 charges of rape and child sexual abuse and over 70 court hearings to date.

The teenager's lawyer said one of them told police that about 30 men had waited in line to rape her.Israeli media reports said police believed the number of those involved was far smaller.In demonstrations in several cities last week and on social media, Israelis have rallied against sexual violence.Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a statement on Thursday, described the Eilat incident as "a crime against humanity".Women's rights groups planned more protests for Sunday.

A 16-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped by 30 men in an attack branded a "crime against humanity".

Ted Johnson Cable networks went live to the Oval Office on Thursday morning for a surprise announcement from Donald Trump: a peace agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates.“Just a few moments ago I hosted a very special call with two friends, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Zayed of the United Arab Emirates where they agreed to finalize a historical peace agreement,” Trump said. “Everybody said this would be impossible.”He said that the two countries would fully normalize diplomatic relations.“Not since the Israel-Jordan peace treaty was signed more than 25 years ago has so much progress been made toward peace in the Middle East,” Trump said.

By Amy Spiro

Israel, one of the most LGBTQI friendly countries in the world, is likely to add another rainbow feather in its cap.The BBC reported that Yorai Lahav-Hertzano (31) from the Blue and White party will be sworn in next week to become the sixth openly gay Member of Parliament.The Knesset, national legislature of Israel has 120 seats, which means that 5% of Parliamentarians are now openly gay, including two cabinet ministers.“It’s rewarding to see an increase in the number of members of the Knesset who identify as gay.

By Nick Vivarelli