Europe and israel
Israel elections: Can Europe respect the result without endorsing its policies? - opinion
The next Israeli government deserves a consistent approach. European leaders should meet its representatives, listen to them, and judge them by their actions.
Elbit secures $235 million contract with European country for PULS launcher and EXTRA-MR rockets
European states criticize Israel, but keep relying on its defense technology - analysis
Israelis are angry at Europe, yet still drawn to it - opinion
U.S. counters BDS, UN, with claim Israeli settlements legal - analysis
Former US president Barack Obama and his administration referred to the settlements as illegitimate.
EU to Trump: settlements are illegal
While the U.S. has changed its policy, the EU retains its stance on the matter
Few aftershocks expected in Jerusalem following EU elections - analysis
The results showed that a populist wave exists, but is by no means sweeping Europe, and Europeans are not all of a sudden turning anti-EU.
Icelandic band Hatari presents last surprise, song with Palestinian
In a video clip with Bashar Murad the band seems to be singing in the West Bank.
The real winner of Eurovision was Israel
Israel can feel vindicated on every level.
Chief Rabbi calls to add 20 minutes to Shabbat in protest of Eurovision
Citing his concern over the "massive violation of Shabbat," he expressed his regret that, while this "isn't the first time, this time it will be done with the whole world watching."
Recalibrating the course of Israel-EU relations
Rivlin on Europe Day: Dare to dream could easily be EU motto
The president visited the Eurovision Village in Tel Aviv to honor Europe Day in an event with European diplomats and the city's mayor.
Kobi Marimi: I'm so happy to see everyone in Tel Aviv
Israel's Eurovision contestant holds his first rehearsal on stage at the Expo Tel Aviv on Friday.
Eurovision contestants begin arriving in Tel Aviv
Australia, Hungary, Cyprus competitors first to touch down in Israel.
