Palestinian media spurring wave of terror
Since the beginning of the current terror wave, Hamas’ Al-Aqsa TV and other Palestinian networks have been devoting nearly all their programming to lauding attacks… Read More ›
Since the beginning of the current terror wave, Hamas’ Al-Aqsa TV and other Palestinian networks have been devoting nearly all their programming to lauding attacks… Read More ›
Some EJC members criticize early elections, as it means no candidate could run against current president Moshe Kantor; EJC spokesman: ‘Elections were brought forward due… Read More ›
Remarks by new Liberal government in Ottawa come after expressing concern about Israeli-Palestinian violence, Israeli settlements and unilateral Palestinian moves. OTTAWA – Canada’s… Read More ›
Speaking to Jewish Federation of Greater des Moines, Clinton drums up support before the Iowa primary. Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton voiced her strong… Read More ›
Guests included French Prime Minister Manuel Valls, Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo and Israeli opposition leader Isaac Herzog. PARIS – Security was especially tight around… Read More ›
Las Vegas – Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said Thursday there’s nothing wrong with a little deal-making to get things done. “You know what?… Read More ›
Jerusalem – The oldest man in the world is most likely an Israeli Holocaust survivor aged 112. A grandson of Yisrael Kristal was contacted… Read More ›
Jerusalem – A George Clooney doppelganger is brewing up tensions between two coffee companies in Israel. Nespresso is suing the Israeli Espresso Club for using… Read More ›
Born as Rouleen Abdullah in Alexandria, Dina Ovadia didn’t even know she was Jewish until the age of 15; she moved to Jerusalem with her… Read More ›
Mohammed Emwazi, ISIS executioner with a British accent, was killed in Al-Raqqah in Syria two months ago; he is featured in the new ISIS English-language… Read More ›
Pressure from BDS activists leads to Mercator removing Israeli produce, including pomelos, dates and avocados, from its stores. Mercator, Slovenia’s largest supermarket chain, has removed… Read More ›
With wind at its back because of the newly gained international legitimacy and sanctions removal, Tehran could more aggressively push its sectarian agenda in the… Read More ›
Beilin: PM may still withdraw from parts of West Bank; Arens: Negotiation advocates in fantasy land. Arange of former Israeli, Palestinian, and US peace process… Read More ›
More than 7,900 French Jews made aliya in 2015, up 10% from the previous year, when the western European nation became the leading source of… Read More ›
Analysis: The Americans may think the lifting of sanctions will lead to a utopian vision, but what’s in store for Israel right now is increased… Read More ›
Terrorist murders Dafna Meir outside her house south of Hebron and flees; one of Meir’s six children witnessed murder; security forces searching area for knife-wielding… Read More ›
‘I’m worried about the Jewish people all over the world,’ says former Shin Bet head about surge of Jewish extremism. Jewish terrorists in Israel pose… Read More ›
Drivers’ representatives and Transport Ministry officials worked into the night to secure deal. Following marathon negotiations between the Histadrut, transport worker’s union and representatives… Read More ›
High Court rejects final appeal to stop demolition of Umm-al-Hiran Beduin village Supreme Court President Miriam Naor late Sunday rejected a final try by… Read More ›
“Sell everything.” That harrowing advice is from The Royal Bank of Scotland, which has warned of a “cataclysmic year” ahead for markets and advised clients… Read More ›