January 24, 2014
2:40 pm

Shulamit Aloni (photo credit: CC BY-SA Orrling, Wikimedia Commons)

Former minister Shulamit Aloni dies at 85

Meretz party founding member and Israel Prize laureate fought in Palmach in her youth, and for civil rights as a politician

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January 24, 2014
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Former minister Shulamit Aloni dies at 85

Meretz party founding member and Israel Prize laureate fought in Palmach in her youth, and for civil rights as a politician

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By Michal Shmulovich

Topic: Meretz party

Former minister Shulamit Aloni dies at 85

Meretz party founding member and Israel Prize laureate fought in Palmach in her youth, and for civil rights as a politician

Former minister Shulamit Aloni dies at 85

Meretz party founding member and Israel Prize laureate fought in Palmach in her youth, and for civil rights as a politician

Likud-Beytenu jumps 15 seats in new poll

Support for ruling alliance between Netanyahu- and Liberman-led parties bounces back to better-than-2009 levels, while Yesh Atid and Jewish Home hemorrhage

Minister says coalition will collapse over peace talks ‘sooner or later’

Opposition MKs lash out at PM for public ‘slap in the face of America’ over possible nuclear deal with Iran

Dismissing critics, Weinstein says ‘I did my duty’

Under fire from the left following Liberman’s acquittal, attorney general responds to those who say he dropped the ball

Prosecutor comes under fire after Liberman acquital

Right wing criticizes ‘delay of justice,’ opposition leader Shelly Yachimovich calls for state to appeal

Committee passes bill to raise marriage age to 18

Knesset panel rejects proposal to allow underage marriages with approval from High Rabbinical Court and social worker

After tough campaign, Barkat beats Lion to remain Jerusalem mayor

Incumbents returned in Tel Aviv, Haifa, Beit Shemesh and nearly everywhere else; Likud-Beytenu garners just one seat on capital’s council

Knesset members admit to pot use

After Yachimovich comes clean, at least 11 lawmakers from the center-left say they, too, tried soft drugs

Jerusalem councilman lobbies for Arab vote

Voting this October is ‘a matter of life and death’ for Arabs in the city, says Meretz’s Meir Margalit

Abbas: We’ll renounce claims to Jaffa, Haifa for peace

In meeting with Meretz MKs, PA leader calls for more frequent negotiations, says Netanyahu hasn’t responded to invitations to meet

Royal slams US, EU for excluding Jordan from talks

Prince Hassan bin Talal says Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a regional issue, partly because a majority of Palestinians live in Jordan

Shas to challenge settlement funding in High Court

Deri decries ‘immoral decision’ to include West Bank towns in National Priorities Map at the expense of areas in Israel proper

New bills aim to dramatically raise electoral threshold

Yesh Atid, Yisrael Beytenu propose laws that would boost political stability, and strengthen coalition’s staying power

A resonant reversal at the Wall, as police protect the pluralists

400 non-Orthodox Jewish women make history at the Western Wall. But for some of them, the sense of victory is tinged by sorrow over the need for an ongoing fight

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