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August 12, 2012
6:10 pm

Mohammed Morsi (Center) talks with Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi (Left) (photo credit:Sheriff Abd El Minoem, Egyptian Presidency/AP)

Morsi ‘retires’ his defense minister and boots top brass in radical shake-up

‘Civilian coup’ raises question of whether president will withdraw troops from Sinai after crackdown on terror, says top Israeli analyst

By Stuart Winer and Greg Tepper and AP

August 12, 2012
5:35 pm

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sits in the garden of his Jerusalem residence, 11 June 2012, after he injured his leg playing soccer earlier that day with Jewish and Arab youth in Jerusalem. The cast was put up for auction on the Internet in August. (photo credit: GPO/Flash90)

PM’s leg cast goes on sale

Social activist puts Netanyahu’s orthopedic plaster up for auction at $100,000

By Stuart Winer

August 12, 2012
3:11 pm

IDF forces during ground maneuvers in the Gaza Strip. January 06, 2009. (photo credit: Matan Hakimi / IDF Spokesperson / Flash 90)

Court approves plea bargain for soldier charged with ‘Cast Lead’ manslaughter

‘I’m glad it’s over,’ says IDF infantryman, who was indicted over deaths of two Gaza women in January 2009 but pleaded guilty to illegal use of weapon

By Stuart Winer

August 12, 2012
2:36 pm

Visitors looking at photographs displayed at the Israel Museum exhibition "A World Apart Next Door: Glimpses into the life of Hasidic Jews" in Jerusalem on June 20, 2012. The ethnographic exhibition highlights facets of the culture of the Hasidic Jews. (photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

Israel Museum sees record attendance for July

Many of the visitors come to see exhibit on Hasidic life

By Stuart Winer

August 12, 2012
12:44 pm

Soldier charged with ‘Cast Lead’ manslaughter agrees to plea bargain for illegal use of weapon

Defense said to have shown no connection between shots fired by IDF infantryman and deaths of two Gaza women in January 2009

By Stuart Winer

August 12, 2012
12:42 pm

Jewish graves desecrated in Germany

Two teenagers arrested for disturbing the dead and causing thousands of dollars worth of damage to cemetery in Treuchtlingen

By Stuart Winer

August 12, 2012
9:26 am

Ultra-Orthodox Jews ride in one of Jerusalem's segregated Egged buses in 2009 (photo credit: Abir Sultan/Flash90)

Female soldier driven off bus by ultra-Orthodox taunts

Driver fails to intervene as teenager suffers torrent of abuse from other passengers over which door to use and how to dress

By Stuart Winer

August 8, 2012
7:19 pm

Ousted Egyptian intelligence chief Murad Mowafi (image capture Channel 2)

Egyptian president sacks his intelligence chief in shake-up after Sunday’s border attack

Murad Muwafi had admitted being warned by Israel ahead of terror assault; Morsi also asks defense minister to replace heads of military police and presidential guard

By Stuart Winer and Greg Tepper and AP

August 8, 2012
4:49 pm

Paratroopers during training in 2007. (Illustrative photo credit: Assi Midan /IDF Spokesperson/Flash90)

Troops cry foul over perfume charm ban

Paratroopers’ ‘patchouli’ jug with dubious history deemed an unethical symbol and offensive to women

By Stuart Winer

August 8, 2012
4:10 pm

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas addresses the Palestinian leadership on November 16, 2011. (photo credit: Issam Rimawi/Flash90)

Abbas: We’ll go to UN for statehood no matter whose toes we step on

PA leader determined to push for change of Palestinian status

By Stuart Winer

August 8, 2012
2:04 pm

Palestinians try to retrieve items from the rubble of a house after it was destroyed by IDF tractors in the West Bank village of Yatta near Hebron in 2011. (photo credit: Najeh Hashlamoun/Flash90)

West Bank villagers claim IDF prepping ground for demolition

Residents of Jinba in the Southern Hebron hills report soldiers mapped and photographed their dwellings in surprise raid

By Stuart Winer

August 8, 2012
11:50 am

Papers purportedly identifying a man slain by Syrian rebels as being Vladmir Petrovic, a general in the Russian army claimed to be advising Syrian regime forces. (screen capture jamalworkmail/Youtube)

Moscow denies Syrian rebels’ claim that they killed Russian general working for Assad

Rebel fighters say Vladimir Kojaiv was a consultant for regime forces, which proves Moscow is involved in ‘humanitarian crimes’

By Stuart Winer

August 8, 2012
8:52 am

An Egyptian watchtower along the border on August 6, 2012. (photo credit: Abed Rahim Khatib / Flash 90)

Egypt admits it ignored Israeli warnings of attack

Intelligence chief says no action taken because they didn’t believe a Muslim would kill another Muslim during break fast

By Stuart Winer

August 7, 2012
6:22 pm

An Ultra Orthodox Jewish man walks past a poster showing a woman, in Jerusalem.Dec. 13, 2011. A new range of products aim to prevent men from seeing immodest women by reducing their vision. (photo credit: Uri Lenz / Flash90)

Anti-ogle goggles for the modest set

Ultra-Orthodox organization develops products to help men avoid temptations of the eyes

By Stuart Winer

August 7, 2012
4:00 pm

A firefighting aircraft pours water on a forest fire on Mount Carmel December 3, 2010. (photo credit: GILI YAARI / Flash 90)

Families fume during Carmel blaze meeting: ’44 people were killed, not 44 cockroaches’

Netanyahu blames disaster on lack of firefighting planes

By Stuart Winer

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The Times of Israel

The one-stop news site
covering Israel, the region and
the Jewish people worldwide

Founding editor:
David Horovitz

Fair, fresh and fast

The Jewish world's
fastest-growing
news site

Writer: Stuart Winer

Morsi ‘retires’ his defense minister and boots top brass in radical shake-up

‘Civilian coup’ raises question of whether president will withdraw troops from Sinai after crackdown on terror, says top Israeli analyst

PM’s leg cast goes on sale

Social activist puts Netanyahu’s orthopedic plaster up for auction at $100,000

Court approves plea bargain for soldier charged with ‘Cast Lead’ manslaughter

‘I’m glad it’s over,’ says IDF infantryman, who was indicted over deaths of two Gaza women in January 2009 but pleaded guilty to illegal use of weapon

Israel Museum sees record attendance for July

Many of the visitors come to see exhibit on Hasidic life

Soldier charged with ‘Cast Lead’ manslaughter agrees to plea bargain for illegal use of weapon

Defense said to have shown no connection between shots fired by IDF infantryman and deaths of two Gaza women in January 2009

Jewish graves desecrated in Germany

Two teenagers arrested for disturbing the dead and causing thousands of dollars worth of damage to cemetery in Treuchtlingen

Female soldier driven off bus by ultra-Orthodox taunts

Driver fails to intervene as teenager suffers torrent of abuse from other passengers over which door to use and how to dress

Egyptian president sacks his intelligence chief in shake-up after Sunday’s border attack

Murad Muwafi had admitted being warned by Israel ahead of terror assault; Morsi also asks defense minister to replace heads of military police and presidential guard

Troops cry foul over perfume charm ban

Paratroopers’ ‘patchouli’ jug with dubious history deemed an unethical symbol and offensive to women

Abbas: We’ll go to UN for statehood no matter whose toes we step on

PA leader determined to push for change of Palestinian status

West Bank villagers claim IDF prepping ground for demolition

Residents of Jinba in the Southern Hebron hills report soldiers mapped and photographed their dwellings in surprise raid

Moscow denies Syrian rebels’ claim that they killed Russian general working for Assad

Rebel fighters say Vladimir Kojaiv was a consultant for regime forces, which proves Moscow is involved in ‘humanitarian crimes’

Egypt admits it ignored Israeli warnings of attack

Intelligence chief says no action taken because they didn’t believe a Muslim would kill another Muslim during break fast

Anti-ogle goggles for the modest set

Ultra-Orthodox organization develops products to help men avoid temptations of the eyes

Families fume during Carmel blaze meeting: ’44 people were killed, not 44 cockroaches’

Netanyahu blames disaster on lack of firefighting planes

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