Analysis: Cease-fire collapse means indefinite bloodletting in Syria
This cease-fire, agreed between the US and Russia, received its death blow Monday, when a humanitarian aid convoy was bombed west of Aleppo, killing 21… Read More ›
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Uptick in ‘lone wolves’ puts police on edge
Shin Bet to increase security measures after latest wave of attacks in Jerusalem, Hebron. Police are on high alert in Jerusalem and Hebron after… Read More ›
Anti-gay MK bashfully admits he, too, harbors fantasies that dare not speak their name
Addressing once more his position that same-sex urges must be controlled, MK Bezalel Smotrich (Bayit Yehudi) confessed that he has sexual fantasies of his own,… Read More ›
UN Sec. Gen. admonishes PM over ‘ethnic cleansing’ remark, calls settlements roadblock to peace
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon voiced his apprehension regarding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s response to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas saying that he would not… Read More ›
No chance for a full ceasefire in Syria
Analysis: The opposing interests of the many external and internal elements involved in the fighting in Syria make it impossible to reach any political settlement… Read More ›
Defense expert: Azaria did not kill Palestinian attacker
The defense has asked the court to ignore Azaria’s initial statements about the incident, which hurt his case, claiming he was in shock. Abdel… Read More ›
OECD report: Israel’s gender pay gap is higher than average
Israel also lags behind on student spending. Israel spends less per student and maintains higher gender pay gaps than other developed countries, according to… Read More ›
Decision expected soon when to wake Peres
Condition of former president remains serious but stable. Doctors and family members of former president Shimon Peres will make a decision as early as this… Read More ›
Netanyahu stalls release of report on stores open on Shabbat
Following weeks of tension regarding construction and shops opening on Shabbat, Netanyahu stalls report on findings from committee established to resolve the issue. Prime… Read More ›
Analysis: Democrats shaken by close race as candidate faces fresh woes
Clinton camp scrambles to head off fallout from brutal weekend, as aides admit her health could have been ‘handled better’ WASHINGTON (AP) — Hillary… Read More ›
Netflix declares war on data caps
Netflix hates data caps, which make it harder for people to watch Netflix. Last week, Netflix submitted a filing to the FCC urging it… Read More ›
One of North Carolina’s most prestigious universities is backing the NCAA boycottv
Duke University supports the NCAA’s decision to pull events out of North Carolina, according to a statement by the university. The NCAA announced Monday that… Read More ›
For the love of gefilte: Scottish inmates converting to Judaism for better meals
Inspired by an episode of ‘Orange is the New Black,’ more than 130 Scottish inmates have become Jewish to receive kosher meals, which are considered… Read More ›
Gilad Sharon to follow footsteps of father, brother into politics
More than a decade after his father split Likud to form Kadima, late Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s younger son Gilad is preparing to follow in… Read More ›
The enemy of the people
Analysis: A recent poll projected victory for Yair Lapid’s Yesh Atid party over Prime Minister Netanyahu’s Likud. Lapid’s appeals to the center seem to be… Read More ›
Jihadist terrorism enters new stage 15 years after 9/11
Terrorism is first and foremost an idea, which, like a virus, spreads, thrives under certain conditions, and changes form. Fifteen years after al-Qaida perpetrated… Read More ›
The Israeli doctor who helped a woman have a baby at age 60
‘Metro’ interviews the doctor who helped make it happen. Last month, a 60-year-old woman gave birth at the Kaplan Medical Center, Rehovot. It wasn’t… Read More ›
Analysis: ‘War on terror’ took region from bad to worse
The US and the Middle East Since 9/11: taking the region from bad to worse. Fifteen years after the US “war on terror” was launched… Read More ›
Chicago – Staying Cool: Fans Might Not Benefit Seniors In Extreme Heat
Chicago – True or false: Electric fans are a cheap and effective way to stay cool during extreme heat waves. A tiny new experiment… Read More ›
Washington – Sorry Kids: Docs Urge Flu Shots, Not Nasal Spray, This Year
Washington – Kids may get more of a sting from flu vaccination this fall: Doctors are gearing up to give shots only, because U.S.… Read More ›
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