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Economy Minister says the planned hareidi rally against the new draft law is unnecessary. "Military service is a mitzvah, not a decree."
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
Economy Minister says the planned hareidi rally against the new draft law is unnecessary. "Military service is a mitzvah, not a decree."

U.S. President Obama phones Russian President Vladimir Putin, tells him Russia violated international law with its incursion into Ukraine.

Kuwaiti columnist Fouad Al-Hashem mocks Arabs who idolize their leaders. "The truth is that the Arabs are, in fact, 'all mental.'"

Lebanon’s Foreign Minister asks the country’s UN envoy to file a complaint against Israel over two airstrikes that targeted Hezbollah.

Israelis understand that the vandalism in Japan of Anne Frank's diary is "a single act," says Israeli envoy.

Iran’s Foreign Minister says his country is willing to address concerns about its atomic activities but will keep its program "intact".

President Barack Obama will meet PA Chairman as part of Washington's efforts to convince him to embrace peace deal with Israel.

Despite tensions over Ukraine, NATO and Russia are discussing a joint mission to protect a U.S. ship that will destroy Syria's chemicals.

Leader of a criminal organization arrested on suspicion of involvement in grenade attack in the Petah Tikva open air market.

PA chief negotiator rejects Kerry's suggestion that April deadline for talks with Israel will be extended.

Israeli police will limit access for Muslim men to Al-Aqsa mosque compound during Friday prayers to prevent possible clashes.

Former PM blasts the MKs from the Land of Israel Lobby who made tough comments during meeting with Ambassador Shapiro.

Opposition leader files appeal in protest of delay in the appointment of a chairman to Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.

Arab League discusseds the possibility of filing a complaint to the Security Council over alleged “Israeli attacks on the Al-Aqsa compound."

More than 170 Islamist rebel fighters killed in a Syrian army ambush near Damascus, the deadliest against the rebels for months.

United States appeals court orders YouTube to take down the "Innocence of Muslims" film that sparked protests in the Muslim world.

Kerry admits there won't be a peace deal by April's deadline, but says, "I don't think anybody would worry if there's another nine months."

One of the two Muslims who publicly beheaded British soldier Lee Rigby in London given life in prison. His accomplice given 45 years.

PA-based newspaper: Kerry demanded that Abbas recognize Israel, annex 10 Jewish communities and give up on Jordan Valley.

Shula Zaken, who has stood by former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert for years, has changed her mind and may sign a plea bargain.

Syrians could soon overtake Afghans as the world's biggest refugee population, predicts UN's refugee commissioner.

PA requests an emergency session of the Arab League to discuss “recent Israeli attacks on the Al-Aqsa Mosque.”

IEC director Yiftah Ron-Tal calls on the state of Israel to help his company collect the PA's electrical debt.

Turkish Prime Minister criticized over recordings of conversations between him and his son, in which they discuss how to hide money.

Al-Nusra Front leader warns ISIS: Accept arbitration in five days or be expelled from Syria.

Egypt’s Foreign Minister calls on Israel not to allow “extremists” to lead the political scene.

Sinai-based terrorists blow up a pipeline that transports gas to Jordan, the latest in a series of similar attacks since 2011.

Unnamed Israeli official confirms Israel was behind an airstrike that hit a convoy carrying missiles from Syria to Lebanon.

Foreign Minister speculates that his party and the Likud will run separately in the next election.

Jews in Thessaloniki seeking the return of a ransom paid to Nazis to free thousands of slave laborers who were still sent to death camps.

In his final report to the UN, “human rights expert” Richard Falk accuses Israel of a "systematic oppression of the Palestinian people".

Norway’s intelligence agency says it fears an increased “terrorist threat” due to Norwegian nationals fighting in Syria.

Education departments in Saudi Arabia ban females who do not wear a face veil from entering girls’ schools.

The Giymat Rosa Synagogue in Zaporizhia, southeast of Kiev, was attacked by unknown individuals over the weekend.

Ahead of visit to Israel, Germany's Foreign Minister says communities in Judea and Samaria are "obstacles to peace."

"Part and parcel of the secure future for the State of Israel is the two-state solution," says German Chancellor upon arriving in Israel.

Israeli planes launch two air raids against a Hezbollah post on the border between Lebanon and Syria.

National Security Advisor has no regrets about characterizing the Benghazi attack as a "spontaneous response" to an anti-Islam video.

Prosecutors accused Egypt's ousted president of leaking state secrets to Iran's Revolutionary Guards as part of a plot to destabilize Egypt.

Iran’s President says Tehran is determined to reach a “comprehensive and final” agreement with the six major world powers.
