Articles by: JewishNews-David
The United States has only lifted Iranian sanctions on paper, Iran’s supreme leader charges. The United States lifted Iranian sanctions on paper and in practice… Read More ›
The attack took place at Qalandiya checkpost north of Jerusalem; female assailant took out a knife from her bag and threw it at a policeman;… Read More ›
A controversial sculpture of a kneeling Hitler by the edgy Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan is among the highlights of a special sale at Christie’s auction… Read More ›
The Ministry of Health’s annual report on suicide and attempted suicide in Israel reveals an overall reduction in the phenomenon; immigrants and men more likely… Read More ›
Archeological researchers find no evidence that the biblical Exodus as recounted in the Passover story happened, but rather the Egyptians ruled Israel during that period… Read More ›
Commemorative events will be held throughout the world this year under the shadow of the ongoing violence between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Some 300 people… Read More ›
Seth and Sherri Mandell founded the camp following the loss of their son Koby, who was stoned to death together with his friend Yosef Ish… Read More ›
If casinos are opened in Eilat, will they really boost the city’s employment and well-being? THE GAMBLING known as business looks with austere disfavor upon… Read More ›
Prince, who defined the sound of the ’80s with songs like “Kiss” and “Purple Rain” and defied the music industry in a fight for… Read More ›
Tehran rejects supreme court decision on its culpability in 1983 Beirut attack, says it will hold US government responsible for loss of frozen funds … Read More ›
Israel, PA not invited to May 30 preparatory talks; Paris admits ‘two sides are further apart than ever’ but says ‘we have to act’ … Read More ›
Israel announces second closure in a month in wake of Jerusalem suicide bombing and amid concerns Hamas may strike again Israel will close off… Read More ›
Op-ed: Fighting BDS is a right and good thing to do, but we can’t do it by merely reacting: Israel needs to be proactive in… Read More ›
While Saudi King Salman attends welcome ceremony at Riyadh airport for Gulf leaders, he skips welcome ceremony for President Obama; instead relatively low-ranking Riyadh governor… Read More ›
Today there’s hardly a postcard of southern Thailand’s Andaman coast that doesn’t feature a long-tail boat — or “rua hang yao” in Thai. They’re… Read More ›
It looks eerily familiar. And yet so different. The photograph, released Saturday by Kensington Palace, shows the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, William and Catherine,… Read More ›
Editor’s Note: The names of the trafficked girls in this story have been changed to protect their identities. Lao Cai, Vietnam – “When I woke… Read More ›
With an abiding love of Yiddish, Curtis Sittenfeld buries a Jewish sub-plot in ‘Eligible,’ her ‘Pride and Prejudice’ remake that hits the shelves this week… Read More ›
Official trip by Lee Hsien Loong the first-ever for a leader of the Asian country, despite warm ties; will visit Temple Mount Singapore’s Prime… Read More ›
Stacey Konwiser, a veteran keeper, had been working with tigers at Florida zoo for three years; husband works there too MIAMI — South Florida… Read More ›
