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1. Catch me if … ok, you can: Nearly two weeks after it began with a bang, a jailbreak by inmates who escaped Israel’s Gilboa Prison has ended...
1. Not quite Alcatraz: With six former Palestinian inmates still on the lam, calls for the heads of those who seemingly left the jail door open are...
1. Waiting to expense: With Israel recording COVID-19 case numbers that make the third wave of the pandemic look quaint, it would be little surprise...
1. Sultans of sync: Israel is deep in what should be the doldrums of a mercifully calm summer cucumber season. But pesky news keeps getting in the...
1. Where Bibi walked: As the never-confirmed rumor goes, former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara used to bring suitcases full of...
1. Shoot first, ask questions later: Israel’s decision to lower the eligibility age for vaccines to 40 is about as surprising as a United States...
1. COVID on wry, holds the locks: Coronavirus cases are still on the rise, and while the government insists that a lockdown is not in the offing and...
1. Shushing Shasha-Biton: It’s a new government and she’s in a new party, but lawmaker Yifat Shasha-Biton is back in the headlines for making a...
1. Curb your post-COVID enthusiasm: Israel on Thursday morning was gearing up for more possible coronavirus restrictions, with top ministers expected...
1. Nobody to count on: The fact that the number of coronavirus cases is rising appears to be indisputable. But some are beginning to cast doubt on...
1. Mask-a-million: The looming return of Israel’s indoor mask mandate dominates the print headlines in Israel’s major news outlets Friday as the...
The Times of Israel is liveblogging Monday’s events as they unfold. Opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu is slated to give an “important...
1. Ready to rumble again: It’s been nary a month since fighting between Israel and Gaza halted and the sides are already gearing up for another...
1. In like Elkin: While last week the new “change bloc” government was on its way to power with a big question mark hanging over it, it now...
1. Just did it: After days of will-they-or-won’t-they drama, Yair Lapid, Naftali Bennett and their band of not-so-merry coalition parties made it...
1. Bend it like Bennett: With the Gaza war practically a distant memory — after nearly four days — the news agenda has swiftly shifted back to...
1. Is it safe? And just as quickly as it began, the war was over, a ceasefire ending 11 days of rocket fire and airstrikes, death and destruction. ...
1. Bend it like Bennett: Vested with a mandate from President Reuven Rivlin to form a new government, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is making his...
1. Will you still back me when I compromise to get to 61: Bathed in the radioactive glow of the post-election fallout, the media is attempting to...
The Times of Israel is liveblogging Tuesday’s events as they occur. The Health Ministry is set to report that researchers have discovered what they...
The Times of Israel is liveblogging Thursday’s events as they unfold. Central Elections Committee head Orly Adas tells Hebrew media that she expects...
1. The after-math: Had Israel gone through four nearly consecutive elections but learned a valuable lesson about the unreliability of opinion surveys...
1. Right in the middle: With less than a week to go before the election, the mud is flying as furiously as ever as parties try to slurp up every last...
1. Poll dance: With a fresh round of elections around the corner, parties are pulling out the knives against some rivals while getting in bed with...
1. My so-called opening: “Nearly normal,” read a front page headline on Yedioth Ahronoth on Sunday, with Israel taking the biggest step yet toward...
1. Symbolic bombshell: A High Court ruling that people who convert to Judaism in Israel through the Reform and Conservative movements must be...
1. Party poopers: Israel is preparing Thursday to head back under curfew over fears that Purim holiday celebrations could turn into a superspreader...
1. Pregnant pause: Israel’s attempt to dive headfirst into a nearly post-COVID reality for its vaccinated masses is curbed by the death of a young...
1. Secret annex: An Israeli woman from the ultra-Orthodox settlement of Modiin Ilit has been returned to Israeli hands after somehow winding up in...
1. In a prickle: As Israel’s coronavirus vaccination drive crawls toward the milestone of 4 million people jabbed, the media conversation has...
1. Israel’s got class: Classes are back in session Thursday for the first time in over a month, and as in previous rounds of reopening, relief to...
1. Meet another day: Israeli schoolchildren’s long winter of Zoom will apparently continue, after ministers fail to come together on a plan for...
1. Things fall apart: The only surprise was that there were no surprises. And even that surprise, as far as surprises go, was not all that surprising....
1. Back on the up and up: Four weeks into Israel’s third lockdown, not only is the infection rate not going down, there are signs it may be going...
1. Speak loudly about your big stick: The head of the Israel Defense Forces seemingly slammed military action back on the table in a speech Tuesday...
1. Quiet on the riot: Ultra-Orthodox rioters appear to have skipped past the flaming diaper stage of rioting and gone straight to setting buses on...
1. Oath-watchers: Israeli media is playing close attention to the installment of US President Joseph Biden, with hopes for healing along with fears...
1. Lockdown and not out: Israeli officials appear set to extend a nationwide lockdown by a week, or maybe two, beyond its current January 21...
1. Holding steady on the cusp of disaster: The good news in Israel is that the number of new coronavirus cases no longer appears to be rising. The bad...
1. Immunity now: Israel’s vaccine drive is racing ahead a day after a new shipments of shots was flown in, putting it on the path to become the...
1. Capitol punishment: Israel’s media has been watching the events in the US with a mixture of concern for the future of its most important ally...
1. Waiting for the other shot to drop: Israel’s vaccination drive, the single bright spot in its battle against the coronavirus, appears set for a...
1. Jonesing for more syringes: Israel’s world-leading sprint to total immunization may come to a screeching slowdown, according to official...
1. The spy whom we loved: For years there have been fears that the inevitable arrival of US-Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard to Israel would be a...
1. Going like shotcakes: Israel recorded the highest number of new daily COVID cases since the heights of the second wave of the virus, but the media...
1. A tale of two lockdowns: The front pages of Israel’s tabloids offer starkly different takes on the lockdown that began in Israel Sunday evening,...
1. Closing time: Israel is set to enter its third lockdown on Sunday evening, and signs of how unpopular the move is crowd the media landscape like a...
1. God don’t rest ye merry nurses: Israel’s vaccine drive is racing ahead, with some 180,000 Israelis already inoculated as of Thursday night,...
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