Articles by: JewishNews-Abe

‘One wrong move’: Tehran Times reveals Iran’s targets in Israel

‘One wrong move’: Tehran Times reveals Iran’s targets in Israel

A “rocket alert” map displaying a list of targets Iran would strike including pins in Lebanese territory and on Palestinian cities.   An Iranian newspaper… Read More ›

COVID has highlighted just how rotten Israel’s education system is

COVID has highlighted just how rotten Israel’s education system is

Opinion: The pandemic has shed light on some major problems, such as violence and a mass shortage of manpower; if government does not address these… Read More ›

Israel tightens Green Pass regulations due to Omicron spread

Israel tightens Green Pass regulations due to Omicron spread

In a late Saturday meeting convened with all coalition party leaders, PM says new countries to be added to no fly list under daily review;… Read More ›

Nicaragua ends relations with Taiwan

Nicaragua ends relations with Taiwan

  Nicaragua’s government has broken off diplomatic relations with Taiwan, declaring “that there is only one China in the world.” “The People’s Republic of China… Read More ›

How did Tel Aviv become the costliest city in the world?

How did Tel Aviv become the costliest city in the world?

In depth: The central city jumped from fifth to first place in the Economist’s ranking within a year, overtaking other expensive cities like Paris and… Read More ›

Mossad head vows no Iran nukes ‘ever,’ as credibility of military option scrutinized

Mossad head vows no Iran nukes ‘ever,’ as credibility of military option scrutinized

David Barnea says agency will ‘do everything needed to alleviate threat,’ but air force head won’t say if Israel can destroy Iran’s program and report… Read More ›

Omicron variant could outcompete Delta, disease expert says

Omicron variant could outcompete Delta, disease expert says

Puren said it was too early to say whether Omicron was displacing Delta in South Africa, since local scientists have only produced 87 sequences of… Read More ›

Senior health official claims COVID cases in South Africa multiply every 3 days

Senior health official claims COVID cases in South Africa multiply every 3 days

Head of Public Health Dr. Sharon Alroy-Preis tells Knesset panel new Omicron variant has abundance of mutations strategically placed to cause extensive contagion; meanwhile, tally… Read More ›

Countering Europeans, Iran makes maximalist demands as Vienna nuclear talks open

Countering Europeans, Iran makes maximalist demands as Vienna nuclear talks open

Iran’s top negotiator and civilian nuclear chief both indicate nothing has been agreed on, previous rounds of nuclear talks can be renegotiated   TEHRAN, Iran… Read More ›

What is Germany’s next foreign minister’s position on Israel? – analysis

What is Germany’s next foreign minister’s position on Israel? – analysis

Annalena Baerbock is set to become Germany’s new foreign minister. What does the Green Party leader think of the Jewish state?   The German Foreign… Read More ›

Eradicating violence against women requires revolutionary reforms

Eradicating violence against women requires revolutionary reforms

Opinion: As we mark International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, it’s clear the country still has a long way to go in… Read More ›

Alleged Israeli airstrike targets sites in western Syria

Alleged Israeli airstrike targets sites in western Syria

The airstrike is the fourth alleged Israeli strike on Syria in the past month.   Four Syrian soldiers were injured in an alleged Israeli airstrike… Read More ›

US Defense Chief Vows To Counter Iran In Visit To Bahrain

US Defense Chief Vows To Counter Iran In Visit To Bahrain

  DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — America’s top defense official vowed Saturday to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and to counter its… Read More ›

Diners Now Have To Ask For Plastic Utensils In Los Angeles

Diners Now Have To Ask For Plastic Utensils In Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Customers at Los Angeles restaurants will only get plastic utensils and napkins if they ask for them, under a new ordinance… Read More ›

‘Healthy debate,’ but no breakthroughs in Biden’s critical talks with China’s Xi Jinping

‘Healthy debate,’ but no breakthroughs in Biden’s critical talks with China’s Xi Jinping

  Washington – When Chinese President Xi Jinping beamed into the White House on Monday evening for a virtual summit with President Joe Biden, the… Read More ›

Queen returns to public duties for Remembrance Sunday service

Queen returns to public duties for Remembrance Sunday service

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II is set to attend the annual Remembrance Sunday ceremony at London’s Cenotaph memorial as the nation remembers its war dead, her… Read More ›

After Afghanistan, US trying to mend trust gap with NATO

After Afghanistan, US trying to mend trust gap with NATO

The United States and its NATO partners are conducting a review of lessons learned from their two-decade operation in Afghanistan   There is much soul-searching… Read More ›

Iran and Israel could have a good relationship – opinion

Iran and Israel could have a good relationship – opinion

The strong and rich relationship between Iran and Israel goes back to ancient times, to the era of King Cyrus.   Iran and Israel can… Read More ›

A Mother’s Prayer From the Chazon Ish

A Mother’s Prayer From the Chazon Ish

The Chazon Ish, Rabbi Avraham Yeshaya Karelitz zt”l (1878 – 1953) was not just one of the Gedolei HaDor and the leading recognized Posaik HaDor… Read More ›

2 high school students, an engineering student and a man who was trying to save his fiancée are among the Astroworld Festival victims

2 high school students, an engineering student and a man who was trying to save his fiancée are among the Astroworld Festival victims

Two high school students, a mechanical engineering technology student from Illinois and a man who was trying to save his fiancée are among the eight… Read More ›