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Gilad Erdan freezes candidacy for IAI chair
Former minister and ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan announced today at a meeting of the board of directors of state-owned Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) that he was freezing his candidacy for the post of chairperson of the company for three months.
Trump administration 2.0 demands new rules of engagement
The inauguration of President Donald Trump opens the door to a historic shift in the strategic alliance between Israel and the United States, fortifying Israel’s national security and reshaping the Middle East. To realize this potential, old paradigms must be abandoned. Israel must present groundbreaking ideas and initiatives.
A Historic Chance to Dismantle the ‘Axis of Evil’
The fall of the Assad regime, combined with Israel’s decisive blows against Hezbollah, Hamas and the Houthis, presents a historic opportunity. With a bold U.S. president open to innovative initiatives, there is now a chance to fundamentally alter the Middle East. By dismantling the Iranian regime, this moment could pave the way for normalization between Israel and the broader Arab and Muslim world.
Gilad Erdan expected to be next IAI chair
Former Israeli ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan is expected to be appointed chairperson of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) in November, after Amir Peretz ends his three-year term in the post. This is the decision that Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant appears to favor, after conducting a series of interviews of candidates for the job.
VIDEO: EMBAJADOR ISRAELÍ DESTRUYE CARTA DE LA ONU ANTE NACIONES UNIDAS
La asamblea general de la ONU el día de hoy, aprobó con 143 miembros a favor del pueblo Palestino, otorgándole derechos de participación y haciendo una petición pidiendo al Consejo de Seguridad que reconsidere su membresía plena. Esto significa un avance mundial en contra de la guerra y un avance a que cesen los fuegos en Palestina... significa un avance por la paz y la igualdad.
Israel shells Rafah as Biden vows arms suspension
News Israel shells Rafah as Biden vows arms suspension WorldMay 09,2024, 12:53 PM RAFAH, PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES: Israel shelled Rafah on Thursday as US President Joe Biden offered his starkest warning yet over the conduct of its war against Hamas, vowing to cut off arms transfers if an offensive into the southern Gaza city goes ahead.Israel has already defied international objections by sending in tanks and conducting "targeted raids" in the border city, which it says is home to Hamas's last...
Israel UN Ambassador Says US Stopping Aid to Israel Strengthens Israel’s Enemies
Erdan asks that if Israel can’t operate in Rafah ‘where thousands of terrorists, hostages and the leaders of Hamas are still present, how exactly is the goal of destroying Hamas supposed to be achieved?’ By Charles Bybelezer, Troy Osher Fritzhand, JNS Israel’s ambassador to the U.N. on Thursday morning slammed U.S. President Joe Biden’s decision to withhold weapons shipments, saying the move gives hope to Jerusalem’s enemies that they may achieve their genocidal aims.
There cannot be a unilateral move at the UN to establish a Palestinian terror state
Video NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Since Hamas' horrific attack on October 7th, in which over 1,200 Israelis were killed, 250 were captured and taken as hostages to Gaza, and thousands wounded, I am in the United Nations Security Council on a near weekly, sometimes daily, basis. Yet not one of these meetings has been dedicated to advancing the release of our hostages held in captivity in Gaza, nor to condemning Hamas for its heinous actions.
Erdan: To UN Security Council, Israeli blood is cheap
The following are Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Gilad Erdan's full remarks following the passage of a resolution by the UN Security Council calling for a ceasefire in Gaza during the month of Ramadan. "At the outset, I want to express my deepest condolences to the Russian people and to the families of all the victims of the heinous terror attack on Friday. Terror must always be condemned in the harshest terms.
WATCH: UN Ambassador Gilad Erdan with a Message to the UN
A Tuesday meeting at the UN resulted in a demand for a cease-fire with 153 countries voting in favor. The United States proposed amending the ceasefire call with a statement that the UN “unequivocally rejects and condemns the heinous terrorist attacks by Hamas,” the UN however rejected the amendment. In response to the intentional blindness of the UN to Hamas and its terror activities, the Israeli ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan held up a placard of who to call for a cease-fire.
Israeli ambassador: At the United Nations, I wear the yellow star with pride Original
In the spring of 1944, the Nazis forced my grandfather Chaim, his wife Bracha and their eight children onto cattle cars hurtling toward Auschwitz. Upon arrival, Bracha and seven of their children were murdered in the gas chambers and turned to ash. My grandfather’s story was once a horror story of a different era of unfathomable hatred. A time that, until three weeks ago, we referred to as “Never again.” Yet “Never again” happened again. Hamas terrorists invaded villages in southern Israel Oct.
Israel’s war against Hamas is a battle for civilization Original
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The most barbaric and widescale terror attack in decades took place on October 7, when Hamas Nazis invaded southern Israel and embarked on a killing spree, massacring 1,400 Israelis and taking over 220 hostages. I will never forget the unfathomable images of death and destruction. Hamas is a jihadi terror group and the atrocities they committed were exactly like those of ISIS and al Qaeda. It deliberately targets civilians and children. It is savage.
Israel no dará visas a miembros de la ONU tras los dichos de Guterres sobre la ocupación
Israel dijo que denegará la entrega de visados a representantes de Naciones Unidas, luego de que el secretario general del organismo, Antonio Guterres, señalara que el "horrible" ataque del movimiento islamista palestino Hamas "no surgió del vacío" sino de “56 años de una sofocante ocupación" militar israelí sobre el pueblo palestino.
Ha llegado el momento de enseñarles una lección
¿Por qué es la frase del día? Las autoridades de Israel han anunciado que denegarán la entrega de visados a representantes de Naciones Unidas tras las últimas declaraciones del secretario general del organismo, António Guterres, quien dijo que los "horribles" ataques ejecutados el 7 de octubre por el Movimiento de Resistencia Islámica (Hamás) "no surgieron de la nada", ya que "el pueblo palestino lleva sometido a 56 años de asfixiante ocupación".
Our 9/11: Just like Al-Qaeda and ISIS, Hamas must be obliterated
One week ago, on the holy Jewish Sabbath and the holiday of Simchat Torah, thousands of barbaric Hamas terrorists invaded southern Israel under the cover of 3,600 rockets launched indiscriminately at Israeli civilians. These Hamas death squads exterminated whole families like insects. They murdered children in front of their parents. They beheaded babies. They killed elderly civilians, including Holocaust survivors, in their homes. They burned people alive.
Why I protested Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi
Last week, we commemorated one year since the brutal murder of Mahsa Amini at the hands of the Iranian regime for not covering her hair “properly.” Her murder sparked waves of protests across Iran by women fighting for their rights and by those who want to free their country from the mullahs. These brave protestors, many of whom were killed, served as an inspiration, standing up for their beliefs in the face of a brutal theocracy.
Israel Ambassador: Why I protested Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi Original
Last week, we commemorated one year since the brutal murder of Mahsa Amini at the hands of the Iranian regime for not covering her hair “properly.” Her murder sparked waves of protests across Iran by women fighting for their rights and by those who want to free their country from the mullahs. These brave protestors, many of whom were killed, served as an inspiration, standing up for their beliefs in the face of a brutal theocracy.
UN To Mark 1 Year Of Ukraine War With Resolution 'to Go Down In History'
Israel urges the global body to include condemnation of Iranian regime, in view of its close military ties with Russia Clary/AFPThe board showing the passage of the resolution during a UN General Assembly vote to suspend Russia from the UN Human Rights Council in New York City, in the United States, on April 7, 2022.Israel urges the global body to include condemnation of Iranian regime, in view of its close military ties with Russia Marking one year of since the Russian invasion of Ukraine,...
Draft UNSC text slams Israel on settlements
A draft resolution demanding Israel ‘immediately and completely cease’ settlement activities in occupied territories was circulating among UN Security Council members, and seen by AFP on Thursday, days before a meeting on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.’ The United Nations Security Council is scheduled to meet Monday to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian situation, but it remains unclear whether the draft will be presented for a vote, according to diplomats.’ ‘Israel is operating with its...
Tempelberg-Besuch: Israels Botschafter kritisiert UN-Sitzung
Der Tempelberg ist sowohl für das Judentum, den Islam als auch für das Christentum eine heilige Stätte. Für Muslime ist er mit seinem Felsendom und der Al-Aksa-Moschee die drittheiligste Stätte ihres Glaubens nach Mekka und Medina. Juden ist der Berg heilig, weil er der Überlieferung nach die heiligen antiken Tempel beheimatete. Der Ort war immer wieder Schauplatz heftiger Zusammenstöße zwischen Palästinensern und israelischen Sicherheitskräften.
Rivlin to Abbas: 'Let's forget about the past, end the conflict'
President Reuven Rivlin used a luncheon at the United Nations on Tuesday to tell the Palestinians it’s necessary to forget the past, so the two peoples can live together.
Erdan: Is this what the UN was established for?
Thank you Mr. President, Mr. Secretary General. Let me remind you of what many of you, unfortunately, ignore: Hamas is an internationally designated jihadi terrorist organization that has fired more than four thousand rockets at Israeli cities over the last 11 days. Right now, as I speak to you, Israeli civilians are running to find shelter from Hamas's indiscriminate attacks.
Amb. Erdan against "hypocrisy of those who are cynically politicizing events"
The scenes from Jerusalem are disturbing but what is more disturbing is the hypocrisy of those who are cynically politicizing these events, inflaming tensions and holding Israel to a double standard, while ignoring the basic truths & realities in this sensitive & holy city. Over the month of Ramadan, tens of thousands of Palestinians have prayed at their holiest site in Jerusalem and thousands more in mosques throughout the country.
The climate threat can widen the circle of Mideast peace
Featured Post In a region where countries face the same arid climate, expanding the Abraham Accords to more nations will enable us to cooperate on securing a better future for our children Apr 22, 2021, 1:05 AM Please note that the posts on The Blogs are contributed by third parties. The opinions, facts and any media content in them are presented solely by the authors, and neither The Times of Israel nor its partners assume any responsibility for them. Please contact us in case of abuse.
COVID lockdown led to more domestic violence. Can tech innovation reverse the trend?
Over the past year, the world has applied a combination of human compassion, unity and fast thinking to the fight against the worst health pandemic in a century. Yet, there is another, perhaps even darker, and definitely more enduring crisis in our midst that needs addressing with the same creativity and vigor: domestic violence.
Erdan: ICC decision is an attack on democracies everywhere
The distorted decision by the International Criminal Court prosecutor is an attack on democracies everywhere. It rewards global terror groups and undermines the ability of democracies to defend themselves and protect innocent civilians. It bolsters Palestinian rejectionism and totally eliminates the prospect of peace with Israel. By making this decision just before her tenure ends the prosecutor proves that she is driven by hatred and shows her obsession with going after Israel.
La campaña de vacunas en Israel es caso de éxito para el mundo
ISRAEL tiene como objetivo vacunar a la mayoría de su población a principios de la primavera. Es una enorme empresa, incluso para un país pequeño. Pero tenemos algunas ventajas estratégicas y, si tenemos éxito, esperamos convertirnos en un caso que muestre al mundo cómo luchar contra esta pandemia paralizante.
Amb. Gilad Erdan: On Holocaust Remembrance Day, the world must apply 'Never Again' to Iran Original
It’s true that it is impossible to predict the future, but that should not prevent the world from internalizing important lessons from the past. On January 27, as we observe Holocaust Remembrance Day -- 76 years after the liberation of the hell that was the Nazi death camp, Auschwitz -- I believe we should be casting our eyes slightly further back to the pre-war years.
A chance to right a historical wrong
Some 850,000 Jews have been deported from Arab countries and Iran, but their stories are not heard in E.U. meetings and their photos cannot be found hanging in exhibitions in the corridors of the United Nations. Their names are not mentioned in the thousands of U.N. resolutions of recent decades, and the international community has not earmarked an annual date to mark their plight. The United Nations may see them as “negligible” refugees — but we do not.
A chance to right a historical wrong
Browse > Home / Featured Articles / A chance to right a historical wrong December 1, 2020 by J-Wire Read on for article Some 850,000 Jews have been deported from Arab countries and Iran, but their stories are not heard in E.U. meetings and their photos cannot be found hanging in exhibitions in the corridors of the United Nations. Israeli Ambassador to the U.N. Gilad Erdan, in his first address to the Security Council, Oct. 26, 2020.
UN must recognize Jewish refugees from Arab countries - opinion
Entire communities from Morocco to Iraq, from Egypt to Syria, Lebanon, Iran and more were effectively wiped out. Israel's ambassador to the UN, Gilad Erdan at the 75 UN General Assembly, September (photo credit: SPOKESMAN FOR MINISTER GILAD ERDAN) You won't hear their stories in European Union meetings or see their photographs exhibited in the hallways of the United Nations. Their names cannot be found anywhere among the thousands of UN resolutions discussed and passed over the last seven decades.
Does the UN deserve another 75 years?
I was determined to begin my tour of duty as Israel’s permanent representative to the international organization with an open mind. UNITED NATIONS Secretary-General Antonio Guterres at UN headquarters in New York City on September 14. (photo credit: MIKE SEGAR / REUTERS) The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) just concluded its 75th session.
The UN must recalculate its route - Opeds
In my capacity as a minister in various Israeli cabinets, I dealt extensively with the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement. I have come to know firsthand the bias and decades-long anti-Israel sentiment in the United Nations. But despite this, I decided to begin my U.N. ambassadorship with a clear determination to fight for Israel’s reputation, to get rid of the hatred toward Israel there and to make sure that an automatic majority against it is no longer a preordained fate.
UNSC's votes against extending Iran arms embargo sends mixed messages
The treaty and news of normalization is a blow to Iran and extremist forces in the Middle East. Members of the United Nations Security Council observe a moment of silence at the beginning of a meeting about Afghanistan at United Nations Headquarters in the Manhattan borough of New York City, New York, U.S., March 10, 2020 (photo credit: REUTERS/CARLO ALLEGRI) The treaty and news of normalization is a blow to Iran and extremist forces in the Middle East.
Opinion: Time to unite in the holy struggle against racism
In March 1965, Black civil rights activists led by Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. marched in Alabama to protest prejudice and demand equal rights for all. Members of the Jewish community, among them prominent religious leaders such as Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, marched at their side, recognizing the injustice and understanding -- 20 years after the horrors of the Holocaust -- that silence in the face of bigotry was simply not an option.
No more terrorists welcomed at European Parliament
Terrorists no longer able to use European Parliament as stage for encouraging hatred for Israel After Israeli Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan demanded that he condemn terrorist Leila Khaled’s parliament address, European Parliament President Antonio Tajani presented a proposal banning all terrorists from appearing in front of the body. The proposal was unanimously endorsed by the members.
American BDS activist denied entry into Israel
American BDS activist denied entry into Israel at Ben Gurion Airport American BDS activist Ra'ad Jarar was met with an unusual welcome at Ben Gurion International Airport this evening (Monday) after Jarar's decade-long career as anti-Israel BDS activist caught Israel's attention. Given a recent change in Israel's strategic policy regarding BDS, Jarar was prohibited from entering the very country he boycotts.
The Truth About the Palestinian Hunger Strike
JERUSALEM — Democracies around the world are searching for ways to protect their citizens from the threat of terrorism. As Israel’s public security minister, I hardly go a week without a foreign official turning to me to learn from our experience. For better or worse, the thousands of attacks carried out by Palestinian terrorists against Israel have made my country a world expert in combating this threat.
Erdan: “For Kerry, it was more important to harm us”
Israeli Minister Gilad Erdan: “For Kerry, it was more important to harm us” Israel’s Internal Security Minister strongly attacked US Secretary of State John Kerry ahead of his speech that is expected to be delivered tonight, where he is to present his solution for the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Social media in the service of terrorists
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Haaretz Is Siding With the Families of Terrorists
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Gilad Erdan plans Knesset bill to break up Bezeq
Outgoing Minister of Communications Gilad Erdan is opening up a front against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and is composing a Knesset bill to break up Bezeq Israeli Telecommunication Co. Ltd. (TASE: BEZQ). Likud MK Erdan announced today that he will present a Knesset bill requiring Bezeq to sell its service and content holdings leaving it purely as an infrastructure company.
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