Miri Regev
Israeli-media coverage mentioning Miri Regev, translated into English and compared across sources. 48 recent stories.
Likud Ministers Skip Security Cabinet Meeting, Netanyahu Criticizes Absence
Several Likud ministers skipped a Security Cabinet meeting on West Bank and Gaza issues, prompting Netanyahu's sharp criticism.
Senior Likud Members Resist Commitment Amid Netanyahu's Push to Return to Channel 12 Interviews
Senior Likud officials are divided over maintaining a boycott of Channel 12 following the channel's controversial coverage of Israeli soldiers. Despite Prime Minister Netanyahu's…
Israel Rail Faces Governance Crisis Threatening Financial Reporting and Bond Trading
Israel Railways has been operating without external directors for over two months, leading the Israel Securities Authority to warn that this governance gap threatens the approval…
Israel Faces Urgent Need to Build New Airport as Ben Gurion Hits Capacity Limits
Israel's Ben Gurion Airport is nearing capacity, causing flight delays and soaring prices. Plans for a new airport at Ramat David, approved in 2014, were stalled due to political…
Israel Securities Authority Warns Israel Railways Over Governance Failures Threatening Bond Trading
The Israel Securities Authority warned Israel Railways that the lack of external directors is halting financial report approvals and threatening bond trading. This governance cris…
Yossi Dagan Launches V26 Campaign to Boost Right-Wing Voter Turnout Ahead of Elections
Yossi Dagan and his partners from the "My Likud" group have launched the V26 campaign to boost right-wing voter turnout across Israel, especially in low-turnout areas. Building on…
Israel Rail Experiences Delays on Lines to Ben Gurion Airport, Jerusalem, and Modiin Due to Technical Fault
Israel Railways is managing a technical fault causing delays on lines to Ben Gurion Airport, Jerusalem, and Modiin, while the airport station remains open and operational.
Israel Advances Autonomous Metro Project with $30 Billion Infrastructure Tender
Israel's NTA has initiated a 30 billion shekel tender for autonomous metro trains and systems, advancing the country's largest infrastructure project. The metro will feature fully…
Retired General Effi Eitam Sees No Immediate Military Clash Between Israel and Turkey
Retired Brig. Gen. Effi Eitam says Israel and Turkey are unlikely to have direct military conflict soon despite tensions over Syria. He supports Netanyahu for prime minister, citi…
Transport Minister Miri Regev Faces Protests in Morocco Amid Ben Gurion Airport Chaos
Israeli Transport Minister Miri Regev faced protests in Morocco against her visit amid regional tensions and religious sensitivities, while Ben Gurion Airport in Israel suffered m…
New Poll Shows Gadi Eizenkot's 'Yashar!' Leading Right-Wing Bloc Over Netanyahu's Likud
A new Kan News poll shows Gadi Eizenkot's 'Yashar!' party leading the right-wing bloc with 24 seats, ahead of Netanyahu's Likud at 22. Ofir Winter's party fails to pass the thresh…
Likud Faces Internal Crisis as Primaries Highlight Business Over Ideology
Following chaos at Ben Gurion Airport and disappointing Likud primaries dominated by political deal-making, concerns grow over the party's direction. Key ideological figures were…
Political Battle Erupts Over Ben Gurion Airport Strike as Netanyahu and Likud Capitalize
A labor strike at Ben Gurion Airport caused major travel chaos, which Prime Minister Netanyahu and Likud quickly politicized to gain public support by targeting union leader Pinha…
Netanyahu Meets Cancer Researcher Dr. Keren Asayag and Offers Likud List Spot
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered Dr. Keren Asayag, a breast cancer researcher who recently faced academic exclusion for supporting him, a reserved spot on the Likud party…
Ben Gurion Airport Recovers After Shutdown as Passengers Prepare for Delays
Ben Gurion Airport is recovering from a major shutdown that caused widespread delays, with passengers arriving early and adjusting travel plans to avoid issues. An internal invest…
West Bank Becomes Israel’s Central Political and Security Front After October 7 Attacks
Following the October 7 attacks, Israel’s focus has shifted to the West Bank as the central arena for political campaigns, international diplomatic battles, and looming security t…
Netanyahu Moves to Expel Pinhas Idan from Likud Amid Ben Gurion Airport Crisis
Prime Minister Netanyahu has decided to expel Pinhas Idan from Likud amid the Ben Gurion Airport crisis, while Transport Minister Miri Regev seeks an external inquiry. Idan promis…
Airport Workers Warn of Repeat Chaos at Ben Gurion Without More Staff Hires
Pnechas Idan Denies Sabotage Claims and Offers to Resign Live on Air
Pnechas Idan, head of the Israel Airports Authority workers' committee, denied plans to sabotage Miri Regev's flight and offered to resign and give up his pension during a live ra…
Pensioner Pinchas Idan Refuses to Guarantee End to Ben Gurion Airport Chaos Amid Political Dispute
Pinchas Idan, head of the workers' committee at Ben Gurion Airport, denied causing the recent shutdown and refused to guarantee an end to disruptions. Prime Minister Netanyahu fil…
Psychology Explains Why Gottlieb, Golan, and Silman Lost Likud Primaries Despite Viral Anger
Despite viral popularity and strong online support, Tali Gottlieb, Mai Golan, and Idit Silman lost Likud primaries due to gender biases and political maneuvering. Male politicians…
Nearly Half of Israelis Support Minority Government Led by Gadi Eisenkot if No Clear Election Winner Emerges
A Channel 13 poll ahead of Israel's 2026 elections shows Gadi Eisenkot's party growing and nearly half of Israelis supporting a minority government led by him if no clear winner e…
Airport Workers' Union Chief Pinchas Idan Accused of Orchestrating Massive Ben Gurion Airport Strike
Pinchas Idan, head of the Airport Authority workers' union, is accused by Israeli officials of orchestrating a major strike at Ben Gurion Airport for personal gain, including atte…
Investigation Committee to Probe Ben Gurion Airport Shutdown Amid Dispute Over Strike
After major disruptions at Ben Gurion Airport, an internal investigation committee was formed to determine responsibility. Foreign airlines may sue over losses, while the Finance…
Airport Workers Chair Pins Ben Gurion Chaos on Management, Denies Strike Claims
Pinchas Idan, head of the Airport Authority workers' union, denies a strike caused the August 20 chaos at Ben Gurion Airport, blaming management for the shutdown amid severe staff…
Jerusalem Launches New L3 Light Rail Line Connecting Key City Areas and Sports Venues
Jerusalem launched its second light rail line, L3, connecting central locations, government offices, universities, and sports venues. The line aims to reduce traffic congestion an…
Netanyahu Secures Likud Primaries Amidst Right-Wing Security Debate Ahead of Elections
Benjamin Netanyahu secured a strong victory in the Likud primaries, reinforcing his right-wing coalition ahead of the September elections. Rival right-wing leaders like Naftali Be…
Israeli Supreme Court Overturns Government Decision to Close Army Radio Station Galatz
Ben Gurion Airport Chaos Continues After Sudden Strike Disrupts Flights and Luggage Handling
Ben Gurion Airport remains disrupted following a sudden strike that caused massive flight and luggage delays. Passengers faced long waits and some were told to leave without their…
Netanyahu Faces Political Fragmentation Amid Public Service Collapse and Ben Gurion Airport Crisis
Benjamin Netanyahu faces political fragmentation and public service collapse highlighted by a major strike that shut down Ben Gurion Airport. His leadership is criticized for fost…
Netanyahu Blames Airport Workers' Union Head for Ben Gurion Airport Shutdown Amid Election Campaign
On August 20, 2026, Ben Gurion Airport faced a major shutdown due to a sudden labor crisis. Prime Minister Netanyahu blamed Pinhas Idan, the airport workers' union leader, and ord…
Sudden Strike Causes Chaos at Ben Gurion Airport Amid Peak Travel Season
A sudden strike by Ben Gurion Airport workers on a peak travel day caused major disruptions, flight cancellations, and delays affecting nearly 100,000 passengers. The strike was a…
Airport Workers Originally Planned to Disrupt Transportation Minister's Flight Amid Ben-Gurion Chaos
The labor strike at Ben-Gurion Airport was initially intended to disrupt Transportation Minister Miri Regev's flight to Morocco but was postponed to avoid embarrassing Prime Minis…
Efrat Rayten Criticizes Miri Regev Over Ben Gurion Chaos and Supports Yair Golan
Knesset member Efrat Rayten harshly criticized Transportation Minister Miri Regev over the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport and defended Yair Golan’s politically charged remarks on Syr…
Strike at Ben Gurion Airport Costs Economy Up to 30 Million Shekels in One Day
A sudden strike at Ben Gurion Airport caused major delays and economic losses estimated at up to 30 million shekels in one day. The strike was reportedly intended to disrupt Trans…
Avi Ashkenazi Condemns Chaos and Violence at Ben Gurion Airport as Lawlessness Spreads in Israel
Avi Ashkenazi condemned the chaos and violence at Ben Gurion Airport involving 100,000 travelers, calling it bullying and evidence of lawlessness in Israel amid absent leadership.
Israeli Opposition Bloc Faces Post-Election Leadership Battle Over Prime Minister Role
Ahead of Israel's elections, opposition leaders Gadi Eizenkot, Naftali Bennett, and Avigdor Lieberman are already contesting who will become prime minister if they win. Eizenkot l…
Ayalon Flood Prevention Drainage System Faces Operational Budget Shortfall Ahead of Winter
The drainage system designed to prevent flooding in the Ayalon area as part of Israel Railways' fourth track project lacks an approved operational budget ahead of winter. Despite…
Netanyahu Issues Stark Warning Amid Ben Gurion Airport Chaos as Operations Resume
Ben Gurion Airport faced major disruptions affecting over 100,000 passengers and 600 flights due to staffing shortages and alleged union slowdowns. Operations are resuming as Prim…
Ben Gurion Airport Gradually Resumes Operations Amid Severe Staffing Crisis and Flight Disruptions
Ben Gurion Airport experienced a severe operational crisis on August 20, 2026, due to a prolonged staffing shortage, causing halted landings, delayed flights, and baggage handling…
Finance Minister Smotrich Condemns Ben Gurion Airport Strike as Hostage-Taking of Citizens
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich condemned the labor unions behind the Ben Gurion Airport strike, accusing them of holding citizens hostage amid disputes over government…
Likud Primaries Show Grassroots Voters Reward Hard Work Over Political Deals
In the recent Likud primaries, grassroots members favored candidates with proven dedication and results over those backed by political deals. Minister Eli Cohen won decisively, hi…
Likud Primaries Spark Sharp Criticism of MK Tali Gottlieb Over Electoral Impact
After the Likud primaries, candidate Smadar Hila Shmueli sharply criticized MK Tali Gottlieb, accusing her style of costing the party four Knesset seats and alienating moderate vo…
Direct Flights Between Israel and Morocco Resume After Three Years
Direct flights between Israel and Morocco have resumed after three years, with Arkia Airlines restarting service to Marrakech and Israir planning to join in September 2026. This r…
Jerusalem Launches Green Light Rail Line L3, Enhancing City Transit Network
Jerusalem inaugurates the L3 Green Line light rail this Friday, expanding the city's transit network with 13 stations over 7 kilometers. The new line aims to ease congestion on th…
Netanyahu Secures Loyal Likud List While Nir Barkat Faces Political Setback
Netanyahu finalized a loyal Likud candidate list with Eli Cohen as the top candidate, while Nir Barkat faced a significant setback. The list shows increased Haredi influence and l…
Likud Lawmakers Facing Primary Defeat Eligible for Substantial Transition Grants
After the Likud primaries, outgoing MKs, including 17 from Likud, are eligible for transition grants ranging from three to six months' salary, with veteran members receiving up to…
Preliminary Drilling Begins for Kiryat Shmona Railway Project in Northern Israel
Transport Minister Miri Regev confirmed that preliminary drilling has begun in Kiryat Shmona for a new railway line connecting northern Israel to Eilat. The project, launched in 2…