Traffic jams, canceled trains as Likud rail row begins to be felt
Some 150,000 passengers expected to be affected by closure Sunday of Tel Aviv-Haifa train line after political standoff over Sabbath repair work Israelis began… Read More ›
Some 150,000 passengers expected to be affected by closure Sunday of Tel Aviv-Haifa train line after political standoff over Sabbath repair work Israelis began… Read More ›
Analysis: Abbas’s movement is confident of trouncing its Islamist rival on October 8, and says it has the electoral math to prove it RAMALLAH… Read More ›
Romeo, a Golden Retriever, was rescued by firefighters thanks to his barking, which alerted them to his presence while they were accompanying his humans to… Read More ›
Supreme Court President Miriam Naor decreed Thursday that the structures in the Way of the Patriarchs outpost, set up on private Palestinian land, be torn… Read More ›
In a Facebook post about how Natan Meir’s family is coping with the murder of his wife in a terror attack last January, Natan Meir… Read More ›
Pardo didn’t specify who his comments were aimed at, but it is safe to assume that he was referring to the settler movement. Tamir… Read More ›
Officials: Trip’s aim would be PR, not investigating alleged war crimes. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering a request by the International Criminal Court… Read More ›
The report notes a number of deficiencies in the country’s criminal justice system, including too many indictments, police brutality and the violation of suspects’ rights.… Read More ›
The sales stalled amid concerns that equipment sent to Gulf Arab states would be used against Israel. DOHA/BERLIN – The United States is poised… Read More ›
Our Revolution issues postures close to those of ex-presidential candidate, including a call on Israel to end settlement activity, blockade on Gaza A Florida… Read More ›
Jared Fogle is suing the parents of one of his sex-offense victims. In court documents filed on Thursday, the former Subway pitchman deflected blame for… Read More ›
The Chinese government is getting nervous about the numbers and is insisting, top-down, on obtaining economic growth of 6.5% to 7% this year, one way… Read More ›
It has been a rough couple of years on Wall Street. We’ve written plenty about the job cuts, high-level departures, rise of technology, weak deal-making environment,… Read More ›
Washington – The State Department agreed Thursday to turn over all the detailed planning schedules from Hillary Clinton’s time as secretary of state to… Read More ›
Warsaw, Poland – A team of prosecutors will investigate suspected irregularities in the restoration of Warsaw property seized by the communists to private owners,… Read More ›
New York – New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday announced a new raft of reforms aimed at improving safety at the… Read More ›
A SpaceX rocket exploded at its Cape Canaveral launch pad Thursday morning, destroying the rocket and the satellite it was due to launch on Saturday.… Read More ›
Hong Kong – “We are the future of Hong Kong!” Edward Leung stands on a crowded overpass connected to a busy metro station, speaking into… Read More ›
It’s not every day that there are more people on board Air Force One than in the place it touches down, but Thursday is one… Read More ›
Only religious group with stronger favorability ratings for Democratic nominee is Muslims, by 64% to 9%, Gallup poll says WASHINGTON — Jewish voters favor… Read More ›