The GOP’s bitter South Carolina brawl
Greenville, South Carolina – The sudden death of Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia provided a rare moment of agreement among Republican presidential candidates before a debate… Read More ›
Greenville, South Carolina – The sudden death of Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia provided a rare moment of agreement among Republican presidential candidates before a debate… Read More ›
Washington – Justice Antonin Scalia’s death immediately triggered a monumental election-year battle in Washington over whether President Barack Obama should choose a successor who could tilt… Read More ›
Outgoing rapporteur Makarim Wibisono calls Gaza blockade ‘stranglehold’ and ‘collective punishment’; Israel dismisses report as biased The UN’s human rights rapporteur in the Palestinian… Read More ›
European Union foreign policy chief Mogherini says PM, Abbas agreed to new report on reinvigorating two-state process Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied on Saturday… Read More ›
Although the stars’ gowns are still under wraps, top religious fashion bloggers look forward to a ceremony in which more is definitely more JTA… Read More ›
In effort to eliminate the misleading phrase, Warsaw is drawing up new regulations to punish those who refer to Auschwitz-Birkenau, Sobibor and Treblinka, among others,… Read More ›
‘They (the terrorists) did not go out to murder with criminal intent,’ claims Bassel Ghattas in interview with Arabic language channel Hala TV. Balad MK… Read More ›
Turkish troops respond to Assad army fire at its military guard post in the Hatay region, as well as shells Kurdish targets around the town… Read More ›
“The push factors can be negative conditions such as poverty, despair, lack of education and having nothing better to do,” says Dr. Hilly Moodrick-Even Khen.… Read More ›
Fredy Hirsch saved some from transports, organized activities, extra rations for others. Special to The Jerusalem Post AACHEN, Germany – Alfred “Fredy” Hirsch, a Zionist… Read More ›
Local research improves floral scents, color, and saves lives. As a young physics student in the Soviet Union, Prof. Alexander Vainstein never could have… Read More ›
The delegation of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations met with Sisi for two hours in Cairo. A delegation of American… Read More ›
Legislation, hailed by AIPAC, includes anti-BDS provision with language White House says ‘contravenes longstanding US policy,’ but president will still back it WASHINGTON —… Read More ›
JPMorgan chief executive Jamie Dimon has bought 500,000 shares in the bank, according to a person familiar with the matter. The share purchase cost around… Read More ›
Tom DeMark thinks that we could be nearing a bottom in the stock market. In an interview with Bloomberg TV on Thursday, he said that… Read More ›
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) went after Hillary Clinton early in the PBS/CNN Democratic debate on Thursday night, slightly chiding her for assuming that she’ll… Read More ›
Brooklyn, NY – The president of the union representing New York City police officers says a jury came to the “absolutely wrong decision” when they… Read More ›
New York – Donald Trump and Univision said Thursday they have resolved the lawsuit that the Republican presidential contender filed after the company decided… Read More ›
Atherton, CA – President Barack Obama said Thursday that “strange things” can happen in politics when voters are scared and that the angst people… Read More ›
A court in Jerusalem has found that the wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu humiliated and degraded a government caretaker in her home… Read More ›