Articles by: JewishNews-Abe

At a secret airfield in Eastern Europe, a multinational effort to send weapons to Ukraine proceeds at high speed

At a secret airfield in Eastern Europe, a multinational effort to send weapons to Ukraine proceeds at high speed

Washington – Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley went last week to an undisclosed airfield near the Ukrainian border that has… Read More ›

Russian forces open fire, attack nuclear plant in Zaporizhzhia

Russian forces open fire, attack nuclear plant in Zaporizhzhia

Europe’s largest nuclear power plant on fire • Belarus forces receive order to enter Ukraine • At least 33 killed in Russian airstrikes on Chernihiv… Read More ›

Putin to Bennett: Safeguarding Russia’s security interests ‘key to ending’ Ukraine crisis

Putin to Bennett: Safeguarding Russia’s security interests ‘key to ending’ Ukraine crisis

Leaders speak for the second time since the outset of hostilities in Eastern Europe last week after premier spoke with Ukraine’s Zelensky; Kremlin says Israeli… Read More ›

UN General Assembly, including Israel, votes overwhelmingly to condemn Russia

UN General Assembly, including Israel, votes overwhelmingly to condemn Russia

141 in favor; North Korea, Syria, Belarus, Eritrea vote with Russia; 35 abstain, including China, Iran, India, South Africa; Israel among 96 co-sponsors after keeping… Read More ›

Russian invasion runs into stiff resistance, supply lines are a ‘definite vulnerability,’ US officials say

Russian invasion runs into stiff resistance, supply lines are a ‘definite vulnerability,’ US officials say

  Lviv, Ukraine and Washington, DC – Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is encountering “stiffer than expected” resistance from the Ukrainian military as well as unexpected… Read More ›

Ukraine calls on hacker underground to defend against Russia

Ukraine calls on hacker underground to defend against Russia

The government of Ukraine is asking for volunteers from the country’s hacker underground to help protect critical infrastructure and conduct cyber spying missions against Russian… Read More ›

Heavy traffic and long lines: Israel ‘back to normal’ after two years of pandemic

Heavy traffic and long lines: Israel ‘back to normal’ after two years of pandemic

Crowded streets, stores, and airport gate lines are first signs of declining panic among Israelis when it comes to COVID-19; although many sectors of economy… Read More ›

YAAKOV M: AOC Thinks Shoplifters are Victims, Government is the Bad Guy

YAAKOV M: AOC Thinks Shoplifters are Victims, Government is the Bad Guy

  Last week, AOC said something absurd (not the first time). She claimed that the reason that shoplifting is so rampant is because the expanded… Read More ›

US says Russia plans to manufacture justification for war

US says Russia plans to manufacture justification for war

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Russia was laying the groundwork to justify starting a war and preparing to launch an attack on Ukraine… Read More ›

Jewish Young Man from Brooklyn Killed In Upstate NY Snowmobile Accident

Jewish Young Man from Brooklyn Killed In Upstate NY Snowmobile Accident

LEWIS COUNTY, NY – A 23 year old from Williamsburg died this afternoon in a snowmobiling accident in Upstate Lewis County New York. Sources told… Read More ›

Israel’s notable silence on impending Iran deal – analysis

Israel’s notable silence on impending Iran deal – analysis

Even if Bennett wanted to speak up on the Iran Deal – and apparently he does not – would it even matter?   The last… Read More ›

Rocket sirens sound amid alleged Israeli airstrike on Damascus

Rocket sirens sound amid alleged Israeli airstrike on Damascus

This is the second alleged Israeli airstrike reported in Syria this year.   Rocket sirens sounded in and near Umm al-Fahm in northern Israel, as… Read More ›

Israel’s premature farewell party for COVID takes toll on society’s weakest

Israel’s premature farewell party for COVID takes toll on society’s weakest

Opinion: Government opted to ease virus restrictions, claiming fifth infection wave has all but come to an end; unfortunately, Omicron’s offshoot BA.2 is lurking just… Read More ›

In phone call, Bennett and Biden discuss ‘steps to block Iranian nuclear program’

In phone call, Bennett and Biden discuss ‘steps to block Iranian nuclear program’

Premier’s office says conversation also addresses US killing of Islamic State leader and Russia-Ukraine conflict; Bennett re-invites president to visit Israel   Prime Minister Naftali… Read More ›

Israel must resist one-state solution despite settler pressure

Israel must resist one-state solution despite settler pressure

Opinion: Settlers who chose violence are a minority, but a very loud one, and their persistence may lead to dissolution of Zionist vision; history showed… Read More ›

Israeli health funds skeptical over public’s enthusiasm for 4th COVID jab

Israeli health funds skeptical over public’s enthusiasm for 4th COVID jab

HMOs say based on low demand for 4th vaccine among over 60s, rest of population will not rush to local vaccine centers; ‘As the age… Read More ›

Educators debate long-term consequences of pandemic on young people

Educators debate long-term consequences of pandemic on young people

In Israel, as elsewhere, more and more school and university students switch to hybrid learning model, as educational institutions find it difficult to maintain a… Read More ›

Use of NSO spyware proves Israeli democracy closer than ever to demise

Use of NSO spyware proves Israeli democracy closer than ever to demise

Opinion: Police’s alleged use of Pegasus malware against civilians is a nightmare come true – irresponsible corporate interests working hand in hand with a corrupt… Read More ›

Vaccinated kids half as likely to get Omicron, but protection fades fast — study

Vaccinated kids half as likely to get Omicron, but protection fades fast — study

Health Ministry-led research also shows teens who got booster shot over four months ago only slightly better off than unvaccinated; hospitalizations among kids reportedly on… Read More ›

Novak Djokovic arrives back in Belgrade after deportation from Australia

Novak Djokovic arrives back in Belgrade after deportation from Australia

Novak Djokovic has arrived back in Serbia’s capital Belgrade after his deportation from Australia ended the world No. 1 tennis player’s hopes of playing in… Read More ›