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'Collect the guns': After ISIS attack, Arab Israeli city pleads for help - Vimarsana News

'Collect the guns': After ISIS attack, Arab Israeli city pleads for help

The Islamist terrorists who killed a pair of Border Police officers in Hadera last month hailed from nearby Umm al-Fahm. Residents of the Arab city say government inaction against raging crime contributed to the tragedy

Why this retired Israeli officer went to study at an Islamic college - Vimarsana News

Why this retired Israeli officer went to study at an Islamic college

Avi Shalev swapped the Israeli army for classes conducted in classical Arabic, surrounded mainly by young Bedouin women who educated him on another side of life in Israel

Israeli minister meets with mayor suspected of 1980s murder, kidnapping - Vimarsana News

Israeli minister meets with mayor suspected of 1980s murder, kidnapping

The mayor is suspected of being associated with the so-called 'modesty patrol' of the cult-like Shuvu Banim Hasidic sect that Rabbi Eliezer Berland leads, which has been implicated in the killings

Son of former Israeli minister indicted in 30-year-old murder case - Vimarsana News

Son of former Israeli minister indicted in 30-year-old murder case

Binyamin Ze’evi, son of former far-right politician, is one of the suspects in the unsolved murder of Nissim Shitrit, who was allegedly killed by an ultra-Orthodox cult led by Rabbi Eliezer Berland

After Sotheby's auction nixed, Jerusalem's Islamic Art Museum head steps down - Vimarsana News

After Sotheby's auction nixed, Jerusalem's Islamic Art Museum head steps down

Play audio 1XChange playback rate from 1 to 1 Mute audio As part of the agreement, whose signing was fostered by Culture Minister Chili Tropper, the museum will not incur financial damage and the fine for the cancellation of the sale will be paid by the Al-Thani Foundation of Qatar, which is expected to display an item from the collection in Paris. This week, Tropper said: “We will fight for our artistic treasures. Artistic objects are not currency. This is a statement of an important value. We will not give up on such significant ethical and public issues.” The affair over the intention ...