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Free bus line to operate in Jerusalem on Shabbat for first time - Vimarsana News

Free bus line to operate in Jerusalem on Shabbat for first time

Among the neighborhoods that will be on the route: Rehavia, Beit HaKerem, French Hill, and more.

Source: jpost.com
Manipulating Israeli Public Opinion - Vimarsana News

Manipulating Israeli Public Opinion

The results of the survey indicate that the Israeli public has far greater trust in the Knesset -- by dozens of percentage points -- than it does in Israel's judiciary, from the Supreme Court down to the legal advisors and counselors who answer to the

Gantz is soaring in polls, but is it sustainable? - analysis - Vimarsana News

Gantz is soaring in polls, but is it sustainable? - analysis

49% in Filber’s poll said that Gantz was more appropriate to serve as prime minister than Netanyahu, while 43% believed the opposite.

Source: jpost.com
Right-wing protests prove judicial reforms are not synonymous with dictatorship - Vimarsana News

Right-wing protests prove judicial reforms are not synonymous with dictatorship

Opinion: The ongoing pro-judicial reform demonstrations reveal that the conflict reflects long-standing political divisions and puts to rest the misleading notion that the battle is not a matter of right versus left, but rather a struggle for democracy

The protest movement can't unravel the thread of Israel's unique tapestry - Vimarsana News

The protest movement can't unravel the thread of Israel's unique tapestry

Despite the damage the demonstrators are doing to Israel’s standing and security, the one thing they won’t be able to shake is the underlying health of a society that cares deeply about preserving Judaism, Zionism and—yes—popular culture.

Source: jns.org