Kashrut certification pulled from PA West Bank factories over ‘security concerns’
For food to be marked as kosher, it must be certified as such by the Chief Rabbinate. Several food factories based in Palestinian-administered areas… Read More ›
For food to be marked as kosher, it must be certified as such by the Chief Rabbinate. Several food factories based in Palestinian-administered areas… Read More ›
Democratic hopeful rallies progressives with talk of social, economic ‘revolution,’ but critics question its feasibility PORTSMOUTH, New Hampshire (AP) — Bernie Sanders promises voters… Read More ›
What a week! The first full week of February saw the release of the January jobs report — a mixed report that “confused” some… Read More ›
Last Friday the US labor market continued to deliver the goods, despite a smaller-than-expected rise in payrolls growth. Unemployment fell to just 4.9%, the… Read More ›
Michael Kors’ just identified a huge weakness in its business — American malls. Despite strong gains in the overall business, the handbag retailer says… Read More ›
Washington – Donald Trump’s flirtation with professional football lasted for three decades. He never ended up with an NFL franchise despite repeated demonstrations of… Read More ›
Brooklyn, NY – 14 years after a devastating fire ripped through a Crown Heights home, a Chasidic man and the firefighter who saved his… Read More ›
New York, NY – NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio today announced a four-point plan to increase safety when large cranes are operating. Those steps… Read More ›
Nairobi, Kenya – An explosion rocked a commercial plane after it set off above East Africa on Tuesday, injuring two people before the pilot landed… Read More ›
Australia’s High Court has rejected a challenge to the government’s right to detain people in government-funded centers on Nauru. Wednesday’s court decision allows hundreds of… Read More ›
Zika has been sexually transmitted in Texas, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday. It is the first known case of the virus… Read More ›
Meet the Sniper, an app that will scan the net using a new algorithm, looking for anti-Jewish content. Individuals will be able to check the… Read More ›
Two Gazans used fake medical documents to travel to an East Jerusalem hospital. The next day, the ‘patient’ was found perfectly healthy in Umm al-Fahm.… Read More ›
Jerusalem police decides to keep Najah Bacirat away from the holy site for six months; security forces say Bacirat is a radical, inciting figure. In… Read More ›
It is still too soon to talk about a new, armed phase in Palestinian attacks, but the coming weeks will indicate whether the area is… Read More ›
Arrest near Lion’s Gate, where terrorist stabbed 2 Israelis to death in October. A 14-year-old Palestinian boy suspected of attempting to carry out a… Read More ›
Education minister slams Levin’s criticism of non-Orthodox strains of Judaism. Sunday’s cabinet vote to upgrade and legally sanction an egalitarian prayer space at the… Read More ›
French Jewish MP attended parliamentary meeting with Foreign Minister Zarif during the latter’s latest visit to France. They discussed the Holocaust, Israel, Iran’s infamous cartoon… Read More ›
Op-ed: Even those who see Obama as hostile to Israel have to admit he went all the way in his expressions of affection during a… Read More ›
Organization’s president writes the Simon Wiesenthal Center, following a call by a group 71 British doctors to expel the Israeli Medical Association over accusations of… Read More ›