Articles by: JewishNews-Malki

Bloody, visceral world of Montana’s off-grid butchers

Bloody, visceral world of Montana’s off-grid butchers

  With their long beards, plaid shirts and timeless surroundings, they could be part of a folksy fashion shoot for a hip magazine. If it… Read More ›

Mediterranean diet wins again, helps bones

Mediterranean diet wins again, helps bones

  The Mediterranean diet is well-known for its health benefits on your heart and waistline, but now your bones could benefit too, according to a… Read More ›

Girl dies as bouncy castle blown away

Girl dies as bouncy castle blown away

A seven-year-old girl has died after a bouncy castle she was playing on blew away in Essex, England. A 24-year-old woman and a 27-year-old man… Read More ›

American Airlines co-pilot suspected of being drunk, airport spokesman says

American Airlines co-pilot suspected of being drunk, airport spokesman says

  A co-pilot for American Airlines was detained at Detroit Metropolitan Airport Saturday morning on suspicion of being drunk, an airport spokesman said. The co-pilot… Read More ›

Is Obama serious about declassifying ‘dirty war’ docs?

Is Obama serious about declassifying ‘dirty war’ docs?

  Leading up to President Barack Obama’s historic trip to Argentina this week, his administration dropped a mini-bombshell: The U.S. government would begin declassifying documents… Read More ›

Bernie Sanders’ big day

Bernie Sanders’ big day

  Hawaii is holding caucuses Saturday as well; results are expected after midnight ET. The wins amid record turnout are reaffirmation of Sanders’ appeal to… Read More ›

Parisians take first aid training in case of new terror attacks

Parisians take first aid training in case of new terror attacks

3,200 attend two-hour sessions provided by rescuers to teach participants how to react in emergency situations   About 3,200 Parisians have attended free first aid… Read More ›

From crime to journalism, Belgian terror suspects a mixed bag

From crime to journalism, Belgian terror suspects a mixed bag

Three attackers blew themselves up in Brussels, a fourth man was caught and charged, and a fifth remains on run   Two brothers who dabbled… Read More ›

Belgium charges 3 more attacks suspects with terror offenses

Belgium charges 3 more attacks suspects with terror offenses

Heavily armed police sweep into several Brussels neighborhoods in operations linked to deadly bombings   BRUSSELS (AP) — Belgian prosecutors announced Saturday they have charged… Read More ›

Exhibit shows new works by iconic photographer who immortalized pre-WWII Jewry

Exhibit shows new works by iconic photographer who immortalized pre-WWII Jewry

Roman Vishniac retrospective at San Francisco’s Contemporary Jewish Museum includes never-before-seen footage of 1939 Poland   When Roman Vishniac began documenting impoverished Jewish communities with… Read More ›

New Polish historical policy could silence Holocaust debates

New Polish historical policy could silence Holocaust debates

Governing party launches effort to ‘historical policy offensive’, which some say is nothing but revisionism preventing Poles from reckoning with anti-Jewish incidents during WWII. Poland’s… Read More ›

UN forces return to the Syrian border

UN forces return to the Syrian border

A year and a half after UN peacekeepers left Syrian territory, they are set to return; Israel hopes a UN presence can help protect it… Read More ›

Netanyahu to AIPAC: UN resolution would kill chance for peace

Netanyahu to AIPAC: UN resolution would kill chance for peace

Prime Minister tells pro-Israel conference he hopes the US will continue to reject Security Council attempts to back Palestinian statehood, saying he was ready for… Read More ›

‘Terrorists entered a terminal with explosives, this is a colossal security failure’

‘Terrorists entered a terminal with explosives, this is a colossal security failure’

Brussels attacks stir global debate over airport security; former security chief at Ben Gurion Airport criticizes security at Brussels airport.   BERLIN/PARIS – Twin explosions… Read More ›

Israel-bound traveler tells ‘Post’ how he missed Brussels explosion by minutes

Israel-bound traveler tells ‘Post’ how he missed Brussels explosion by minutes

Brussels eyewitness: We were praying in the synagogue when blasts heard   Twenty minutes made the difference between life and death for Christian Kremer on… Read More ›

AIPAC apologizes for Donald Trump’s attack on President Obama

AIPAC apologizes for Donald Trump’s attack on President Obama

  WASHINGTON – Donald J. Trump, real estate tycoon and front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination, offered an unusually detailed policy speech on Israel and… Read More ›

AIPAC navigates divisive US campaign at annual conference in Washington

AIPAC navigates divisive US campaign at annual conference in Washington

Trump to draw protests • Sanders left out • Biden speaks today.   WASHINGTON – The powerful American Israel Public Affairs Committee believes its influence… Read More ›

Inside the Jewish life of Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland

Inside the Jewish life of Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland

Experienced judge who may soon be fourth sitting Jewish justice sees his family’s Jewish immigrant story as impetus for life of public service   JTA… Read More ›

Retailers are clamoring over a specific kind of millennial

Retailers are clamoring over a specific kind of millennial

  Retailers are clamoring for the attention of a group of consumers that’s growing in both number and power: millennial moms. Chick-fil-A recently launched a… Read More ›

An exec who worked at Google for more than a decade reveals what he’ll miss most now that he’s left to join a startup

An exec who worked at Google for more than a decade reveals what he’ll miss most now that he’s left to join a startup

  Alan Warren worked at Google for nearly 12 years before making the leap to health-insurance startup Oscar earlier this week. Warren helped build Google’s New… Read More ›