Israel and britain
On this day: 109th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration
On November 2, 1917, Foreign Secretary Arthur James Balfour wrote a letter that made history.
Green Party coalition ruled out by UK PM Burnham following antisemitic 'Zionism is racism' motion
Israel, UK agree to keep east Jerusalem consulate open as limited diplomatic mission
Netanyahu: 'Britain still an ally of Israel,' even if gov't 'appeases our enemies, attacks us'
Britain unveils £5m. fund for joint UK-Israel research into aging diseases
The program was launched at a reception in London to mark UK-Israel Science Day.
Family of missing British tourist asks public for help
Oliver McAfee, 29, was last seen November 19 in Mitzpe Ramon
As I See It: Palestinianism is over – someone please tell the British
Britain is the mother ship of political liberty and justice in the West. Tragically, though, it has slipped its moral moorings.
British-Israeli victim triggers UK probe into funds for Palestinian terrorism
"I used to take pride in the fact that I would describe myself as a ‘British-born’ Israeli. I feel no pride about that now.”
Head of Britain's armed forces arrives in Israel for official visit
Peach and Eisenkot are set to discuss joint security challenges and will examine future military cooperation.
British Airways owner mulling London-Eilat flights
CEO Alex Cruz visited Tel Aviv, met with Israeli start-ups.
A scientific uplift for cultural relations
There’s already a huge amount going on. The UK is a leading partner of the Israeli scientific community – last year nearly 1,500 scientific publications included a UK and Israeli researcher.
The British elections, Jews and Israel
From a logical point of view Israel and the Jews shouldn’t be issues at all in the election. Yet when antisemitism is concerned rationality often evaporates.
Warm greetings on a landmark anniversary
The UK has been a friend of Israel in both good and bad times.
Can Israel have UK-style snap elections? Don't count on it
For now, Israelis who feel that elections and their aftermath take too long can only look at the UK with envy.