simmons | August 3, 2011
Deputy Foreign Minister Daniel Ayalon is causing waves in the Arab world after he posted a video on Youtube dubbed "Whose territory is it?" and discussed the facts of Judea and Samaria popularly referred to as the West Bank and its historical status.
simmons | August 2, 2011
In Israel, mainstream media are being accused of burying their heads in the sand over coverage of the biggest anti-government protests the country has seen in decades.
simmons | August 1, 2011
Israel - An estimated 100000 people turned out across Israel on Saturday to protest against elevated living costs and to demand sweeping economic reform, in what has been described as a serious challenge to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government.
simmons | August 1, 2011
holocaust memorial slideshow, Florida
simmons | August 1, 2011
Inside Story - Arab Spring Comes to Israel?
simmons | August 1, 2011
simmons | July 31, 2011
Freedom for Palestine song available now at: tinyurl.com http://www.freedomoneworld.com http://www.facebook.com/freedomoneworld http://www.twitter.com/freedomoneworld
simmons | July 31, 2011
More than 150000 Israelis have taken to the streets to protest against rises in the cost of living. The protests took place in six Israeli cities, as anger was directed to the government for not doing enough to help ordinary Israelis. Al Jazeera's Tom Ackerman reports from Jerusalem.
simmons | July 31, 2011
Thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets in seven cities across Israel, and their social slogans are rapidly being replaced by the calls for the government to step down. The biggest rally is underway in Tel Aviv with around 150000 people having gathered at the "Tahrir Square of Israel." Police have arrested several activists who were blocking roads in the centre of Tel Aviv, calling for Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu to quit over government policies. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com
simmons | July 31, 2011
An uprising of the Middle Class - that is how demonstrations of up to 120000 people across Israel are being dubbed. An estimated 50000 gathered in Tel Aviv alone, despite Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's housing reform last Tuesday. His approval rating has dropped to 32 per cent as the price of basic goods and housing rises
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