Articles by: JewishNews-Aryeh
Trilateral co-directors of EcoPeace Middle East send letter to Norway urging for participation of third-party mediator on water and electricity issues. A regional environmental group… Read More ›
While Frontrunner Macron calls Le Pen a liar and heir to her father’s anti-Semitic legacy, Le Pen makes a sly comment on Macron’s marriage and… Read More ›
The election that wouldn’t end will, in fact, never end. America has two ex-candidates, the victorious Donald Trump and the vanquished Hillary Clinton who just… Read More ›
“The price of our liberty is purchased in blood” President Reuven Rivlin says Israeli leaders and soldiers stood in silence and bowed their heads… Read More ›
Op-ed: Why the European Parliament, and other EU institutions, need to take a strong position on the movement calling for a boycott of the State… Read More ›
One of the most patriotic families in Israel lives just a few kilometers from the Gaza Strip. The father—a former Gazan—wears a medallion with the… Read More ›
Macron’s victory in 1st round of elections has many assuming he will handily win the next stage, but things may not be so simple … Read More ›
With Israel unfortunately being a leading force in dealing with traumatic events, one psychologist and three former elite IDF fighters are looking to help work… Read More ›
Even though Russia recognized west Jerusalem as the capital, it does not mean that the embassy will move from Tel Aviv. Russia’s Ambassador to… Read More ›
After nearly three years of Sisi’s reign, the Copts find themselves facing continuous decay in their livelihoods and rights, with no end in sight. … Read More ›
Two undercover soldiers from the Duvdevan unit were detained for questioning by Palestinian security forces and taken to the police station in Nablus. The soldiers… Read More ›
Today’s Mosul and the areas around it were the site of many of the worst crimes of ISIS against cultural heritage. QARAQOSH, Iraq –… Read More ›
Op-ed: For decades, the international community—including Western states—has been showing forgiveness towards unenlightened states. For decades, human rights groups have been ignoring major human rights… Read More ›
In the battle for Mosul, the Iraqi Army has deployed a variety of its best units, including the 9th Armored Division, the black-clad Special Operations… Read More ›
Analyzing the Arab League summit in Jordan and all the unfolding drama that took place on the sidelines, US President Trump’s advisors would do well… Read More ›
No commitment made to restrict construction to large settlement blocs. Israel will restrict its building beyond the Green Line to the built-up areas of… Read More ›
Ukraine – A Ukrainian lawmaker and war hero used a word usually translated as “kikes” in complaining that Jews wield excessive power in her… Read More ›
From a full community with alleged roots in the country since the times of the pharaohs to a mere 18 today in the entire country,… Read More ›
Panel members encouraged lawmakers to codify a common definition of antisemitism that would provide Americans and their diplomats with a clear understanding of what to… Read More ›
Jerusalem – What is the difference between the existing Israel Broadcasting Authority and the new public broadcasting corporation? The Israel Broadcasting Authority (IBA), Israel’s… Read More ›
