Abu Ghosh
What I learned speaking to Arabs voting in Israel's election - reporter's notebook
People were passionate about politics. Around 4,300 people voted in Abu Ghosh, which is 78 percent of the population. In Gilo, around 15,000 people voted, or 65-70 percent.
Abu Gosh fest in full bloom
Abu Gosh Festival in Israel to intertwine tradition with innovation
A New Hotel With About 120 Rooms Will Be Built
Hadassah labor dispute arises over doctors’ liability insurance
Management says significant advances in negotiations with the doctors have been achieved.
December 23: We’re bullies
Unequal, selective enforcement of laws and codes makes us bullies, hypocrites and demagogues.
January 21: Look to the east
Trade is most important. I hope that from this day forward trade will blossom into real friendship.
Man with many faces
The ‘Shirat Hanoar’ exhibit showcases a new artistic side of renowned Israeli composer David Ma’aravi.
Afula hospital to study effects of bariatric surgery on less-than-obese diabetics
Currently, the surgery is provided by the health funds only for diabetics who are morbidly obese.
![Overweight man [Illustrative]](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_194,w_290/263745 "Overweight man [Illustrative]")
The ‘lawfare’ crowd’s odd silence
Lawfare turns out to be a new garment for the oldest hatred.
Double standards
This insidious distinction applied to Islamist-motivated violence when it is directed against Jews seems to have infected President François Hollande.
Antitrust chief seeks 'structural remedy' on gas market
Antitrust commissioner says considering whether majority ownership of Leviathan constitutes a "restrictive agreement."
Reds roll on at Einstein with 79-72 victory over Haifa
Hapoel took a seven-point gap (33-26) into the break and led throughout the second half.
The facts of the Lupolianski case
To be clear: Lupolianski was indeed not a Robin Hood.
