Gabriela Shalev

"There are no legal questions here – and we shouldn't be deluding ourselves that the report will disappear if we launch a probe," Shalev said during a discussion held at the Israel Democracy Institute. "We are seeing a murky wave against the State of Israel the likes of which has not been seen in many years." "It reached the point of de-legitimizing our existence as an independent state," she said. More Zec 12:3 And it shall happen in that day that I will make Jerusalem a very heavy stone for all peoples; all who would heave it away will surely be cut in pieces, ... Read Full Story

Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman is looking into the possibility of appointing Alon Pinkas as Israel's next ambassador to the United Nations instead of Prof. Gabriela Shalev, Channel 1 television reported Friday. As part of discussions aimed at expanding his personal appointments in Israeli embassies across the world, the foreign minister is also mulling appointing Shai Bazak as the Israeli consul general in New York. More This would be an excellent move. Gabriela Shalev was a bad choice. Read Full Story

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Israel will push forward with its offensive in the Gaza Strip until it "completely destroys" Hamas, Israel's ambassador to the United Nations, Gabriela Shalev, said Monday, saying that the operation will continue as long as necessary to reach that goal. Shalev also played down international criticism of the offensive and ruled out a return to the terms of a recent cease-fire with Hamas that collapsed in violence over the weekend. Shalev expressed regret for civilian deaths in Gaza, but said Hamas was responsible for the bloodshed by operating in residential areas and using civilians as "human shields." "We are very sorry, and really I ... Read Full Story