Opinion: Trump and Xi Jinping have a surprising amount in common
It is tempting to think of Trump and Xi as opposites — in tweets, trade and otherwise — but whatever divides these two men, what… Read More ›
It is tempting to think of Trump and Xi as opposites — in tweets, trade and otherwise — but whatever divides these two men, what… Read More ›
Cairo – A top antiquities official says an Egyptian excavation team has discovered the remains of a new pyramid that dates back to the… Read More ›
Op-ed: A serious deterioration in the security situation, in addition to a deep economic crisis, is the only thing which may divert the Jewish public… Read More ›
Fischel Benkhald, born to Jewish mother in Karachi, allowed to record faith on national ID card, after telling Times of Israel in 2014 he would… Read More ›
After the unraveling of the GOP’s plan to revamp the American healthcare system, Republican leaders have turned their attention to other legislative matters. But… Read More ›
Prior to their eviction in February, Netanyahu promised that the government would create a settlement for the 40 families in an area of the Shiloh… Read More ›
Op-ed: There is only one party in the Knesset that has no room in any coalition or government. As long as the Joint List’s language… Read More ›
London – Other member states will “realize it’s not worth leaving” the European Union after they see the deal the UK gets, the European Commission… Read More ›
Hezbollah overseeing production, with help of advisers from Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Kuwaiti newspaper says Iran has established rocket factories in Lebanon that are under… Read More ›
Jerusalem – Israel is the big surprise of the World Baseball Classic, upsetting three teams, generating buzz and offering a mascot like no other… Read More ›
An intruder carrying a backpack entered the White House grounds and was arrested by U.S. Secret Service agents at an entrance near the president’s… Read More ›
The CIA has become the preeminent hacking operation, sneaking into high-tech phones and televisions to spy on people worldwide, according to an explosive WikiLeaks publication… Read More ›
Op-ed: The overall impression from the state comptroller’s report on Operation Protective Edge is that Netanyahu isn’t functioning as a leader: He isn’t outlining a… Read More ›
Washington – Finding the cash to pay a larger-than-expected tax bill can be tricky, but tax pros say there are ways to deal with… Read More ›
The bill is named after former US Army officer Taylor Force, who was killed in a terrorist attack in Jaffa; AIPAC tells ‘Post’ it will… Read More ›
Israel has learned the lessons of past missions and become more dangerous. In the early hours of Wednesday morning, the Israel Air Force struck… Read More ›
A peculiar sight was present in the crowd of an international conference against Israel: an ultra-Orthodox rabbi, listening attentively to anti-Israel rhetoric; what drives these… Read More ›
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — The city of Warsaw has begun publishing a list of properties that can be legally claimed by their pre-World War… Read More ›
Netanyahu to encounter protests during official visit down under. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Australia this week was supposed to be a positive, official… Read More ›
Washington – Instead of writing the headlines, an Orthodox Jewish reporter is making headlines after he was called out as a liar by President… Read More ›