Ze’ev Elkin
In war-torn Kyiv, Elkin-led Israeli delegation confronts familiar threats while marking Babyn Yar
Zelensky warned the Israeli delegation that the drones Iran is developing together with Russia, combined with the operational experience the two countries are gaining, could become a threat.
Netanyahu appoints sole Russian-speaking Likud candidate Elkin to lead party's immigrant outreach
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
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.
Ministers furious as lockdown exit policies announced before cabinet vote
The government has been leaking decisions before they are final for weeks, sowing confusion with contradictory instructions.
New view of the Holy City as Jerusalem wall walkway extends 1 km.
Take a virtual tour through the Old City of Jerusalem's new wall promenade.
EPA chief to 'Post': U.S. 'leading by example' on environmental issues
"The Paris climate accord was unfair as far as trade is concerned, and the US was penalized through the Paris climate accord," said EPA chief Andrew Wheeler.
Moshe Lion marks first year as mayor of Jerusalem
'I invite residents to stroll on Jaffa Road on Shabbat morning and see how clean it is all the way from Jaffa Gate to the Central Bus Station'
Israel reaffirms its commitment to Paris Agreement
"The decision made by the United States to withdraw from the Paris Agreement will not lead us to withdraw from it as well," Environmental Protection Minister Zeev Elkin said.
Zeev Elkin: No Israeli government involvement in alleged NSO-Whatsapp hack
WhatsApp has sued NSO accusing it of helping government spies break into the phones of hundreds of users across four continents in a hacking spree whose targets included top government officials.
Plonter!
How does one describe Israeli democracy that fails to produce a stable government in a national election once (April), twice (September), and perhaps, heaven forbid, again in February?
Netanyahu quashes ‘coup’ to unseat him
Sa’ar ready to challenge Netanyahu for Likud leadership
Coalition talks start with boycott again
"Likud wants to build a ceiling before the house's foundations while his party wants to build foundations first," Blue and White chief coalition negotiator Yoram Turbowicz told the Jerusalem Post.
