Limor Son Har-Melech
Israeli-media coverage mentioning Limor Son Har-Melech, translated into English and compared across sources. 48 recent stories.
Shin Bet Blocks Last-Minute Recruitment of Young Combat Soldiers in Israel
Young Israelis cleared for elite IDF combat units were blocked by Shin Bet only on their recruitment day, prompting Knesset member Limor Son Har-Melech to demand urgent investigat…
Settler Leader Condemns Violent Fringe Undermining West Bank Settlement Growth
Adi Mintz, a leading advocate for West Bank settlement expansion, condemns violent settler actions that harm the settlement movement and Israeli security cooperation. He praises t…
MK Limor Son Har-Melech Criticizes IDF Central Command Chief Avi Blot Over Security in Alon Road Area
MK Limor Son Har-Melech criticized IDF Central Command Chief Avi Blot for deploying troops to secure Palestinian plowing near Alon Road, a site of past terror attacks and her late…
Former PM Naftali Bennett Reconnects with Religious Zionist Community at War Hero's Wedding
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett attended the wedding of war hero Yotam Asban, reconnecting warmly with Religious Zionist leader Rabbi Yaakov Medan. This event signals Bennet…
MK Limor Son Har-Melech Calls to Disqualify Ra'am from Israeli Parliament Following Channel 14 Investigation
MK Limor Son Har-Melech calls for disqualifying the Ra'am party from the Knesset after a Channel 14 investigation revealed ties between Ra'am and terrorist groups. She argues Ra'a…
MK Limor Son Har-Melech Demands Investigation Into Shin Bet Leaks to Journalist
MK Limor Son Har-Melech has demanded an immediate investigation and dismissal of Shin Bet officials after leaked communications revealed unauthorized sharing of confidential infor…
MK Limor Son Har-Melech Demands Investigation Into Shin Bet Leak to Journalist
MK Limor Son Har-Melech has urged Shin Bet chief David Zini to investigate a leak of confidential information to journalist Ben Caspit, which she claims was used to block her aide…
Jerusalem Court Reviews Appeal Against Administrative Detention of Settler Tal Yinon Dradik
The Jerusalem District Court is reviewing an appeal against the invalidation of an administrative detention order for settler Tal Yinon Dradik, who is on a hunger strike exceeding…
Defense Minister Israel Katz Denies On-Air Dismissal of West Bank Commander Amid Controversy
Defense Minister Israel Katz clarified that no live dismissal of West Bank Commander Avi Blot occurred on a recent TV program, despite media claims. Katz highlighted Blot's effect…
IDF Officials Reject Defense Minister Katz’s Call to Remove Central Command Chief Avi Blot
Defense Minister Israel Katz announced plans to remove IDF Central Command Chief Avi Blot, prompting sharp criticism from military officials and local leaders who support Blot. Th…
Tel Aviv Medical School Head Predicts AI Will Replace Average Doctors Within a Decade
Professor Ido Wolf, outgoing dean of Tel Aviv University's medical school, predicts AI will replace average doctors within ten years, emphasizing the need for highly skilled physi…
Shin Bet Suspected of Leaking Confidential Criminal Data to Journalist Ben Caspit
Right-wing activist Elisha Yarad alleges Shin Bet illegally shared confidential criminal information with journalist Ben Caspit, revealed during a defamation lawsuit over Caspit's…
Religious Women Debate Gender Segregation in Israeli Academia Amid Rising Tensions
Religious Israeli women debated a bill to expand gender segregation in higher education, revealing deep community divisions and fears of exclusion. Advocates argue it enables more…
Rabbi Dani Lavie Links Global Relationship Crisis to Western Culture at Knesset Event
Rabbi Dani Lavie spoke at a Knesset conference about the global relationship crisis caused by Western individualism, offering the Jewish model of eternal partnership as a solution…
Noam Party Launches Official Women's Wing Ahead of Israeli Elections
The Noam party has launched its first official women's wing ahead of the Israeli elections, joining other parties in promoting female political representation to improve electoral…
Israeli Supreme Court Rejects Petition Against Separate Academic Tracks Law
The Israeli Supreme Court rejected a petition to block a law allowing gender-segregated study tracks in higher education, including advanced degrees. The law, backed by Knesset Me…
Israeli Reservist Benyahu Malat Killed Trying to Rescue Hikers in West Bank Attack
Benyahu Malat, a 32-year-old Israeli reservist from Havat Gilad, was killed in a West Bank shooting attack while rescuing hikers. His funeral drew political and religious leaders…
Netanyahu Calls Security Meeting After Deadly West Bank Attack; Ben Gvir Demands Demolition of Terrorists' Homes
After a deadly attack near Givat Gilad killed an Israeli civilian, Prime Minister Netanyahu is convening a security meeting to plan a response. Ministers Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezal…
Israeli Security Forces Pursue Attackers After Shooting Near West Bank Settlement
Two Israeli civilians were critically wounded in a shooting near the West Bank settlement of Givat Gilad. The IDF launched a manhunt and imposed blockades on nearby areas. Politic…
Israeli Parliament Approves Law Allowing Gender-Segregated Academic Tracks to Expand Access
The Israeli Knesset approved a law allowing universities to offer gender-segregated study tracks, expanding academic access for religious and traditional communities. The law, ini…
Five Members Resign from Israel's Council for Higher Education Over Gender Separation Law
Five members of Israel's Council for Higher Education resigned over a law allowing gender-segregated study tracks, which they say undermines the council's independence. A senior o…
Over 10,000 Rally for Immediate Renewal of Jewish Settlements in Gaza
On Sunday, over 10,000 Israelis marched near Eli Sinai calling for the immediate reestablishment of Jewish settlements in Gaza, supported by key ministers and Knesset members.
Over 10,000 March Calling for Immediate Jewish Settlements in Gaza Strip
Over 10,000 people marched near the Gaza border demanding immediate Jewish settlements in Gaza, with ministers and Knesset members attending. The IDF imposed a temporary military…
MK Limor Son Har-Melech Criticizes 'News of the Hills' for Ignoring Settlement Efforts
MK Limor Son Har-Melech condemned the social media group "News of the Hills" for ignoring her party's efforts supporting West Bank settlements after they criticized Minister Itama…
Netanyahu-Haredi Deal Enacts Laws Reshaping Israel Amid Legal Challenges
Prime Minister Netanyahu and Haredi parties enacted laws favoring the Haredi sector and weakening government oversight, sparking Supreme Court challenges. The court froze the law…
Yinon Magal Accuses Left-Wing Media of Lying About Gender Separation Law in Israeli Academia
Yinon Magal accused left-wing media on Channel 14 of lying about the gender separation law in Israeli academia, highlighting discrepancies between media reports and the actual law…
MK Limor Son Har-Melech Defends Gender-Segregated Graduate Studies Law as Empowering Religious Women
MK Limor Son Har-Melech defended a new Israeli law allowing gender-segregated graduate studies, stating it removes barriers for religious women and men in academia. She dismissed…
Academics and Haredi Activists Petition Israeli Supreme Court Against Gender Segregation Expansion in Higher Education
A group of Israeli academics and Haredi women activists petitioned the Supreme Court against a new law expanding gender segregation in higher education. They argue it restricts fr…
Knesset Approves Law Allowing Separate Academic Tracks for Religious Students
The Knesset passed a law allowing universities to offer separate graduate study tracks for religious students, reversing a Supreme Court ban. The bill aims to enable religious men…
Knesset Approves Detention Law Amid Political Turmoil and Disclosure Controversy
The Knesset approved the Detention Law amid a contentious session requiring ultra-Orthodox MKs to disclose relatives facing draft evasion enforcement. The vote followed political…
Knesset Votes on Temporary Freeze of Haredi Draft Dodger Arrests Amid Controversy
The Israeli Knesset voted on a bill to freeze arrests of Haredi draft dodgers for five months amid heated debates and conflict of interest disputes. Prime Minister Netanyahu voted…
Shas MKs Proudly Declare Their Descendants from the Tribe of Levi in Knesset
Shas party members publicly revealed in the Knesset that all have descendants from the Tribe of Levi, expressing pride in their heritage.
Chaos Erupts in Knesset During Ultra-Orthodox MPs' Conflict of Interest Declarations
Tensions flared in the Knesset as ultra-Orthodox MKs read conflict of interest disclosures mandated by the legal advisor ahead of votes on the Detention Law, sparking heated excha…
Rabbanit Dvora Zarviv Shares Prayers for Son Fighting in Gaza Conflict
Rabbanit Dvora Zarviv shared how she prayed nightly for her son, Rabbi Avi Zarviv, while he fought in Gaza. She lit candles and recited Psalms during his times of distress. She al…
Itamar Ben Gvir Plans New Hybrid Primary System for Otzma Yehudit Ahead of Elections
Itamar Ben Gvir is introducing a new hybrid primary system for Otzma Yehudit's Knesset list, combining a committee and open primaries to allow broader candidate participation whil…
MK Limor Son Har-Melech Holds Grandson's Circumcision at Memorial for Late Husband in Samaria
MK Limor Son Har-Melech held her grandson's circumcision at the memorial for her late husband, Shuli Har-Melech, who was killed in a 2003 shooting attack in Samaria. The ceremony…
Israeli MK Limor Son Har-Melech Shares Emotional Reflection After Birth of Grandchild at Hadassah Hospital
Israeli MK Limor Son Har-Melech shared an emotional post after her first grandchild was born at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital, the same hospital where she and her daughter survived…
Israeli Academic Gender Segregation Bill Sparks Debate Over Equality and Tradition
Professor Ruhama Weiss discusses the controversial amendment allowing gender-segregated academic tracks in Israel, arguing it is unlikely to cause major inequality but criticizing…
New Data Shows Gender Separation Crucial for Ultra-Orthodox Students in Israeli Academia
New data from Israel's Council for Higher Education shows 42% of ultra-Orthodox students would quit academia without gender-segregated programs. The findings come amid parliamenta…
Jewish Resettlement Revives Northern West Bank Amid Security Challenges
Following years of violence and Israeli disengagement, Jewish settlements in the northern West Bank are being reestablished amid improved security and government support. Despite…
Research Showing No Justification for Gender-Segregated Graduate Studies in Haredi Community Remains Unpublished
Daughter of Terror Victim Gives Birth at Same Jerusalem Hospital 23 Years Later
Sarah Yahav, daughter of terror victim Shuli Har-Melech, gave birth to her first son at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital nearly 23 years after being born there prematurely following he…
Israel Mandates Tefillin Prayer in Schools and Expands Gender Segregation in Academia
Israel's Ministry of Education mandates public schools to provide a respectful space for students to put on tefillin during breaks, aiming to prevent conflicts. Concurrently, the…
Israeli Parliament Advances Gender Segregation Law for University Studies Beyond Bachelor's Degrees
Israeli Knesset Approves Expansion of Gender Segregation in Higher Education
The Israeli Knesset Education Committee approved a bill expanding gender segregation in higher education to master's and doctoral levels, allowing broader populations and separate…
Religious Leaders Discuss Community Events as CEO Matanya Jerbi Marries in Israel
Channel 7's podcast hosted leading Religious Zionist rabbis discussing community events, including a Siyum HaShas and a mobile phone ban in a yeshiva. Matanya Jerbi, CEO of the "I…
Climate Engineering Debate Reaches Israeli Knesset Amid Conspiracy Theories
The Israeli Knesset held its first discussion on climate engineering, dominated by conspiracy theories and activists questioning government transparency. Government officials clar…
Israeli Knesset Approves Extension of Statute of Limitations for Child Sexual Abuse Cases
The Israeli Knesset passed the first part of the "Hila Tzur Law," extending the statute of limitations for sexual offenses against minors until victims reach age 48, or 49 in fami…
