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OECD warns judicial reform 'increases risk to Israeli economy' - Vimarsana News

OECD warns judicial reform 'increases risk to Israeli economy'

Organization leaves Israel's growth forecast unchanged at 2.9% this year and 3.3% in 2024. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich attends OECD's annual summit of finance ministers in Paris

Israel needs 'independent judiciary' says VP Harris as Rothman snarls at protester - Vimarsana News

Israel needs 'independent judiciary' says VP Harris as Rothman snarls at protester

Knesset lawmaker Simcha Rothman attended the ceremony at the Israeli embassy in D.C., despite not being on the guest list, and a woman approached him, saying, 'We will not let you ruin our lives here as well. They told you not to come, right? So why did you come?' to which he responded 'Are you crazy? Who are you, ma'am? She's confident that this is her country'

Smotrich visits France, won't hold meetings with officials - Vimarsana News

Smotrich visits France, won't hold meetings with officials

The French embassy in Israel says Smotrich wanted to set up meetings with senior officials without success, but his office claims no such meetings were requested; he meets with lower-level Jewish community officials before start of OECD economic conference

Bruno Mars to perform in Israel in October - Vimarsana News

Bruno Mars to perform in Israel in October

The American singer, considered one of the biggest pop stars in the world, will be coming to Israel for a single performance during the Sukkot holiday on October 4th at Hayarkon Park in Tel Aviv. Ticket prices for the show start at 385 shekels.

Crime in Arab society continues to run rampant - Vimarsana News

Crime in Arab society continues to run rampant

Arab families who lost their loved one to crime say they're frustrated and angry at the police for not treating the issue or making progress in solving numerous cases; State Comptroller report criticizes government inaction on issue - 'If someone attacks a Jewish man’s dog, the police arrest him within hours, but when he kills an Arab, they do nothing'