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Overcoming police bans, Jews and Arabs unite for Tel Aviv ceasefire protest - Vimarsana News

Overcoming police bans, Jews and Arabs unite for Tel Aviv ceasefire protest

TEL AVIV—Hundreds of Jews and Arabs gathered Saturday evening in Tel Aviv’s Charles Clore Park for a demonstration led by Hadash (Democratic Front for Peace and Equality) and the Communist Party of Israel. The protest called for an immediate ceasefire and an end to the war in Gaza.

Former Labor MK, senior police official Moshe Mizrahi dies at 72 - Vimarsana News

Former Labor MK, senior police official Moshe Mizrahi dies at 72

In final public comments, Mizrahi lamented proposed legislation giving unprecedented powers to new post of national security minister

Former Knesset member Eren Margalit lauds prospect of India-Israel cooperation - Vimarsana News

Former Knesset member Eren Margalit lauds prospect of India-Israel cooperation

Former Knesset member Eren N Margalit on Monday said that he would like to see more cooperation between the countries of India and Israel in the field of startups and technology.

Israeli venture capital funds to invest in India: JVP chief Margalit - Vimarsana News

Israeli venture capital funds to invest in India: JVP chief Margalit

Former Knesset member and Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP) chief, Eren N Margalit on Monday said that Israeli venture capital funds are willing to invest in India.

General election in Israel: Will Bibi make a comeback? - Vimarsana News

General election in Israel: Will Bibi make a comeback?

On 1 November, elections are set to take place in Israel for the fifth time in four years. If Arab minority voters decide to stay home out of frustration at their divided parties, they could help Netanyahu secure a comeback. Inge Gunther reports from Jerusalem