Orit Strock
Israeli settlers move into eight homes near PA-controlled Jericho in secret operation
The homes are located just meters from the Palestinian Authority-controlled city, which lies in Area A of the West Bank. However, they are technically in Area C, which is under Israeli control.
WATCH: Strock says Israel will establish settlements across West Bank Areas A, B as sanctions mount
Smotrich, Strock demand Netanyahu reject new BoP Gaza plan, say it contradicts US-Israel agreements
Smotrich, Strock push Netanyahu to bar ISF from operating in Gaza before Hamas disarmament
What is Orit Struck's Settlement and National Missions Ministry? - explainer
The ministry will have three branches focusing on settlement issues, Jewish identity and society and pre-military preparatory schools (mechina) and National Service.
Letters to the Editor February 6, 2023: Marius and Sulla
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
RZP minister: West Bank control is pillar of our presence in government
“Netanyahu must make order,” National Missions Minister Orit Struck told KAN News prior to the cabinet meeting on Sunday.
These are the issues Israel's new 'national missions' minister must tackle - opinion
Making an appointment is based on available dates and times, and is not always convenient for the person who needs to come to a government office.
Rabbi Ovadia Yosef's son attacks MK Struck on discrimination law
Rabbi Avraham Yosef rejected claims that his father said a Jew shouldn't treat a non-Jew on Shabbat.
8 out of 65 seats: Who are the women of Israel's newly elected gov't?
Overnight, Israel saw the number of women in the government shrink from 24 seats to just eight. Who are the women of Israel's new government?
MK's son, grandchildren injured in car accident after stones thrown
MK Orit Struck's son, age 25, and his two children, aged two and four, were evacuated by Magen David Adom medics to the hospital.
Religious Zionist Party: We never had negative approach to LGBTQ+
Struck stressed that the party is "obviously against the flood of demands for legitimation and the pride parades."
RIGHT FROM WRONG: Indyk’s preposterous lie about Netanyahu
The courage to say ‘No’
It is in the interests of both sides to continue the relative quiet on the security front while ensuring the economic stability of the PA.
