Ze’ev Elkin
Netanyahu appoints sole Russian-speaking Likud candidate Elkin to lead party's immigrant outreach
The appointment adds weight to the possibility that a decision guaranteeing that outcome will soon follow, moving Elkin into a realistic position on the Likud list.
Who are the Likud ministers, MKs unlikely to make it into 26th Knesset? - explainer
Two hydrogen refueling stations: The new step of the Ministry of Energy
Netanyahu will bring Hezbollah agreement to Security Cabinet if one is agreed, PM tells ministers
‘No chance’ for vote on Yad Vashem chair, says Blue and White
Effi Eitam, who served as an IDF brigadier general and as an MK and minister for the hard-right National Union party, made a series of controversial comments during his political career
Yad Vashem needs to stay out of Likud's reach
Yad Vashem has to stay above politics and remain a place that is solely focused on preserving the memory of the victims of the most atrocious act of genocide perpetrated against the Jewish people.
Netanyahu, Elkin: Step back from joining in Holocaust denial
Anyone with any responsibility, whether direct or indirect, for beating a civilian to death is not fit to lead an institution of Holocaust memory.
Gov't publishes outline that may allow Israelis to travel to Uman
The outline was drafted by a group of designated ministers appointed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and headed by MK Ze'ev Elkin.
Russia-Israeli online chess tournament held over Zoom
Russian and Israeli amateur chess players met online for a gentlemen's game in a first of its kind event to promote the construction of cultural bridges between the two peoples.
Academic leader calls Elkin ‘commissar of higher education’
The decision to fire Neumann was announced on Monday night and followed Elkin’s failure to appoint Ariel University rector Michael Zinigrad to the CHE’s Planning and Budgeting Committee.
Hebrew Scouts nearly shut down during COVID-19 crisis, ‘unthinkable’
After one century of offering informal education to Hebrew youth across the country, the movement faces extreme uncertainty due to government actions.
Higher education exams will be taken online starting Sunday
Starting Sunday, students will be able to take exams online, after it seemed like universities would be ignoring the new coronavirus restrictions and forcing students to come to campus.
Senior Likud minister: US approval needed for West Bank annexation
He clarified that it was the United States and not Alternative Prime Minister and Defense Minister Benny Gantz whose opinion was critical.
Ze'ev Elkin visits Yad Vashem in first meeting to coordinate ties
The meeting comes after Shalev, 82, announced on Sunday that he would be stepping down after 27 years as chairman of Yad Vashem.
