Israel and britain
Israel, UK agree to keep east Jerusalem consulate open as limited diplomatic mission
Twenty British diplomats, including the consul-general, will leave Israel, while seven diplomats will remain at the former consulate under a limited mandate, Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said.
Netanyahu: 'Britain still an ally of Israel,' even if gov't 'appeases our enemies, attacks us'
Britain’s long history of adversarial policies toward Iran and Israel - opinion
Playing politics with security: Jerusalem must review UK privileges amid sanctions - editorial
Grapevine: Diplomacy on the ball
Israel is like an eligible bride being wooed by many suitors.
Theresa May, a ‘long-standing friend of Israel’
The parliamentary chairman of the Conservative Friends of Israel issued a statement saying that “Israel can rest assured that a UK led by Theresa May will be there in its moments of need."
UK ambassador: Brexit may make Israel relationship more important
British Labour lawmaker who accused Israel envoy of dual loyalties gains senior posts
Flynn said the ambassador to Israel should be “someone with roots in the UK [who] can’t be accused of having Jewish loyalty.”
What price Brexit?
How will Israel be affected by the decision of the United Kingdom, its third-largest trading partner, to leave the European Union?
Fraying Europe: The call of the future
Faced with a fraying Europe, Israel’s task is to do there what it has learned to do in the Middle East: Keep neutral and cultivate trade.
Brexit: So is it ‘good for the Jews’?
We can only hope and pray that European captains of industry, politicians, media and NGOs take the UK vote as a wake-up call for them all.
British ambassador: UK's relationship with Israel won't change significantly
The Israeli relationship with the EU, however, is another story.
Analysis: On diplomatic front, weaker EU not necessarily bad for Israel
Israel loses good friend in Cameron, but leading contenders to succeed him – Johnson, Osborne – also very friendly.
How will the historic Brexit hit the EU economy?
Other EU members will have to fill in at least some of the shortfall from a future lack of UK contributions.