NY Times editor calls out Trump for ignoring supporters’ anti-Semitic tweets
“I found myself staring down a social-media timeline filled with the raw hate and anti-Semitic tropes,” says NY Times editor JTA – A New… Read More ›
“I found myself staring down a social-media timeline filled with the raw hate and anti-Semitic tropes,” says NY Times editor JTA – A New… Read More ›
Israeli author of study tracing Ashkenazi Jews — and Yiddish — to Turkey uses Yoda to explain linguistic findings JTA — Science has finally… Read More ›
Yu Yongding, a former adviser to the People’s Bank of China, thinks that the country is missing a trick. In an opinion piece on Project Syndicate,… Read More ›
Hillary Clinton held back little on Thursday in attacking Donald Trump on the day he officially landed enough delegates to seal the Republican nomination.… Read More ›
Mark Zuckerberg says that he believes in freedom of expression. To prove it, he should ask Peter Thiel, who funded a legal campaign designed… Read More ›
Washington – Hillary Clinton contends a new government audit critical of her use of a private email server as secretary of state won’t affect… Read More ›
Highlands, NJ – Workers raising a waterfront home in New Jersey made a nautical discovery: a 44-foot wooden boat from the 19th century. The… Read More ›
Brooklyn, NY – Hours after being castigated for its decision to end separate swimming hours for women at a Williamsburg pool, the city’s Department of… Read More ›
The family of Jules Bianchi are taking legal action following the Formula One driver’s death last year which their lawyers say was “avoidable.” Bianchi… Read More ›
Geraldine Largay knew she was so very lost that the chances of her making it out of the thick Maine woods were gone. She had… Read More ›
Airbus has detected signals from the Mediterranean Sea where EgyptAir Flight 804 crashed last week, Egypt’s state-run Al Ahram news agency reported Thursday. The… Read More ›
Police searching for a third suspect believed to have taken part in sexual assault in Jaffa earlier this month Police officers have arrested a… Read More ›
Netanyahu protests lack of ‘wall-to-wall’ condemnation of alleged attack by 3 Arabs; Labor’s Yachimovich says he’s exploiting incident to incite hatred Prime Minister Benjamin… Read More ›
There are no goosebumps like the goosebumps you get when hearing ‘Tiny Dancer’ live in Tel Aviv just a few hours after listening to it… Read More ›
Despite not being able to pay the Russians for complete S-300 Surface to Air Missile systems, Iran still manages to find the money to fund… Read More ›
Security forces uncovered material en route to the Gaza Strip to aid in the digging of tunnels; metal pipes used to make mortars and water… Read More ›
As surgeons are required to work as many as 36 hours, whistleblowers share their experiences of falling asleep at the operating table, providing incorrect medicaton;… Read More ›
New gov’t-Gesher project takes eclectic mix of opinion-makers to meet Jews around the world NEW YORK – Twenty key figures from Israeli society traveled… Read More ›
BGU: Unaware of pledge by businessman to donate any sum A prominent British donor is withholding a $1 million donation from Ben Gurion University… Read More ›
Survey finds Margalit gaining in support, Yacimovich leading Labor primary polls. Less than half as many Israelis believe that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s widening… Read More ›