The Arab MK who fled Israel amid charges of treason will continue receiving pension in Israel, thanks to the High Court of Righteousness. Righteousness, indeed.

Ehud Avni worked for Gilmore corporation, kidnapped a week ago for ransom. Israeli officials deny paying ransom.

The Army Radio reports on the earlier conversations with Biden where he told Israelis that they should learn to live with nuclear Iran and opposed any action against the Islamic regime.

Arab children and Balad Party activists prevented Ehud Olmert from visiting an Arab school, screaming that prime minister of Israel “is not wanted” in the Israeli town of Nazareth.

The highly successful private organization Nefesh B’Nefesh is appointed Israeli official aliyah ahency in North America in place of the Jewish Agency (Sohnut).
Since the mid-1990s, Sohnut busies itself with bringing to Israel Slavs with Jewish great-grandfather and Ethiopian Christians who claim Jewish ancestry.

Israeli police chief Cohen tries ousting the South District commander Uri Bar-Lev by requiring him to take a two-year study leave at the cost of 1.2 million shekels a year.
Bar-Lev is arguably the most successful high-level commander. He reduced crime in the district full of Bedouins and Jewish gangs, and is known for decent relations with settlers during the destruction of Gush Katif. Cohen doesn’t like him.

In the run-up to primaries, Mofaz accuses Livni of secretly dividing Jerusalem with Palestinian Arabs and demands that the details be revealed to the public.

There are several problems, though.
Any type of nuclear reactors, including the “peaceful” ones, can be potentially used to harvest weapons-grade uranium. Jordan’s light-water reactor can also be used to harvest plutonium; the Arabs only need to stop the reactor for a few weeks.
A nuclear reactor run be Bedouins is a major ecological hazard for Israel.
Jordan possesses massive deposits of natural uranium, which it intends to use in its nuclear program. But the deposits are really Israel’s, as what is termed “Jordan” is just a part of the Promised Land.
Jordan’s choice of the CANDU-type reactor is suspicious because it is the most expensive reactor, hardly a feasible solution. It would be cheaper for Jordan to enrich its natural uranium in Switzerland rather than operate a natural uranium reactor. Probably, Israel conceded to Jordan’s nuclearization on the condition of the Bedouins using the safest reactor.
CANDU reactor eliminates a major safeguard: repatriation of the used rods. Normally, a country would purchase enriched uranium on the condition of returning the spent rods. Since CANDU uses natural uranium, Jordan would neither buy the rods nor return them. That sham of a country, ridden by terrorists, will stock massive quantities on depleted uranium highly useful for radiological weapons.

Jerusalem court formally recognized a 2004 US court’s verdict which granted compensation to the families of terrorist victims. In the Unger case, the US Federal Court ordered the Fatah-PLO to pay $116 million to the victims’ families because Fatah employed the murderers as policemen.
Theoretically, tens of thousands of Israeli families should rush to the courts to bankrupt the Palestinian enemy. Though Israel pays massive “tax transfers” to the PA, the Supreme Court might refuse hearing because of the “foreign policy” component, traditionally the government’s prerogative. On other hand, just weeks ago the Supreme Court handed down a similar verdict on the admissibility of suing PA in Israeli courts.
American citizens can sue foreign governments in US courts, but Israel is reluctant to allow Jewish victims to claim compensation from Palestinian terrorist organizations lest the poor Arabs would be left with no money to buy weapons.