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Major Progress in Civil Marriage
Advancing a cause that has long been dear to Israel Beytenu especially MK David Rotem, Justice Minister Yaakov Ne'eman has prepared a brief concerning civil marriage in Israel, which states that it should be made possible for couples who are either not Jewish or are consider to have no religious denomination. "This (brief) is the first step towards full legislation," said Lieberman. "Once it is completed it will be of great importance for the Israeli society. The civil marriage law is meant to solve a fundamental problem within Israel, and to put a stop to the discrimination of an entire sector which gives to this country and is an important part of ...
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Relations with Kazakhstan Stem Tide of Islamism
This week, a first-of-its-kind space cooperation deal between Israel and Kazakhstan was signed. According to the agreement, Kazakhstan will purchase satellites and surveillance technology from Israel. Relations between Israel and this Central Asian country have been warming in recent years, in large part because of Avigdor Lieberman’s efforts in recent years to deepen ties with newly independent states from the FSU. Not only are such relations important for trade, they are crucial for stemming the spread of Islamic fundamentalism bred in hotbeds such as Iran and Afganistan. This of course protects not only Israel but the entire free world.
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MKs Matalon and Shemtov: Schools Must Teach Zionism and Israeli History
Beytenu MKs Leah Shemtov and Moshe Matalon will present to the government's Ministerial Law Committee a proposed law that, if enacted, would require all schools in Israel to teach Zionism and Israeli history. The law would require that all schools teach the subjects for at least three hours a week. Arab schools would be required to teach the curriculum as well."It's a good idea for a country that was founded on the basis of Zionism to teach its values, along with the history of the Jewish nation, to the coming generations," said Matalon. "A nation that does not know its past has no future." (Arutz 7) ...
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