Articles by: JewishNews-Aryeh

A lesson in communications and collegiality

A lesson in communications and collegiality

Op-ed: When Channel 10 faced a shutdown, most Israeli journalists expressed their solidarity. This time, when Yedioth is in the middle of a crisis, some… Read More ›

In break from Obama, White House keeps mum as Israel expands settlements

In break from Obama, White House keeps mum as Israel expands settlements

Trump press secretary also evasive on former president’s last-minute transfer of $221 million to Palestinians, says Trump will examine ‘all aspects of budget’   WASHINGTON… Read More ›

For some Jewish millennials, anti-Trump march is a first step

For some Jewish millennials, anti-Trump march is a first step

Gathering in Washington, young Jewish women say that they were moved to activism by the election and the new president’s rhetoric   WASHINGTON, DC —… Read More ›

Beduin Allege Police Frame-Up in Teacher’s Death

Beduin Allege Police Frame-Up in Teacher’s Death

In 1956, the same families were forced off their land in the Wadi Zbala area of the Negev and relocated by the army to what… Read More ›

Eclipse ‘stopped the sun’ for biblical Joshua, Israeli scientists say

Eclipse ‘stopped the sun’ for biblical Joshua, Israeli scientists say

Researchers claim to pinpoint the exact date — October 30, 1207 BCE — and explanation for an astounding event in the Battle in Gibeon  … Read More ›

Obama, the effective pragmatist

Obama, the effective pragmatist

Op-ed: Within America, the outgoing US president was a successful – almost remarkable – manager. He was, however, a mediocre international statesman. The price of… Read More ›

Two Years Later, Paris Remembers Hyper Cacher

Two Years Later, Paris Remembers Hyper Cacher

“It is difficult to realize that this quiet place was the site of such barbaric acts.”   PARIS – For three hours, undeterred by the… Read More ›

Israel must not lose Eisenkot

Israel must not lose Eisenkot

Analysis: A major battle over the calls to pardon Elor Azaria is taking place behind the scenes between the chief of staff and Prime Minister… Read More ›

Victims of Jerusalem terror attack being laid to rest

Victims of Jerusalem terror attack being laid to rest

‘We send them to the army and we know that maybe they won’t come back. Did I ever think it would happen to me? Never,’… Read More ›

Soldier wounded in ramming attack still fighting for her life

Soldier wounded in ramming attack still fighting for her life

Hospital spokesman says victim’s situation has stabilized somewhat, but she’s still on respirator; second seriously hurt soldier now stable   An Israeli soldier wounded in… Read More ›

Palmyra, NY – Man Buys Nearly 1,000 Newspaper Copies To Hide DWI Arrest, Mugshot

Palmyra, NY – Man Buys Nearly 1,000 Newspaper Copies To Hide DWI Arrest, Mugshot

  Palmyra, NY -The owner of a weekly upstate New York newspaper says a man bought hundreds of copies of the publication in an unsuccessful… Read More ›

Police yet to set date to question Netanyahu

Police yet to set date to question Netanyahu

Investigators have been trying to schedule questioning with the Prime Minister’s Office, to no avail. Despite that, police say Netanyahu will likely be questioned this… Read More ›

Australia kicks off global New Year party defying terror threat

Australia kicks off global New Year party defying terror threat

Under heavy police guard, over a million revelers gather in Sydney to watch fireworks after police arrest suspect who threatened annual extravaganza   SYNDEY (AFP)… Read More ›

Russia fumes over US sanctions, says it will wait for Trump response

Russia fumes over US sanctions, says it will wait for Trump response

Moscow lawmakers say retaliatory measures possible, accuse Obama of ‘unpredictable, aggressive’ foreign policy meant to hinder plans of incoming administration   The spokesman for President… Read More ›

Lapid slams Netanyahu for skipping UN vote on Syria war crimes

Lapid slams Netanyahu for skipping UN vote on Syria war crimes

Lapid said that if his late Holocaust survivor father “could have heard that we were quiet at this moment, he would not have forgiven us.”… Read More ›

Outpost bill ‘back on the table’ after UN anti-settlement vote

Outpost bill ‘back on the table’ after UN anti-settlement vote

Controversial legislation, previously delayed until Obama leaves office, could be brought to a Knesset vote in the coming weeks   A controversial initiative to authorize… Read More ›

High Court asks Amona residents to commit to peaceful evacuation

High Court asks Amona residents to commit to peaceful evacuation

Court sets condition as it deliberates state’s request to postpone the evacuation of the illegal outpost by 45 days so alternative housing can be set… Read More ›

Analysis: Moving the US Embassy to Jerusalem: The good, the bad and the unpredictable

Analysis: Moving the US Embassy to Jerusalem: The good, the bad and the unpredictable

The move, promised by Trump and urged by Israel, could turn out well – or backfire badly and hurt the burgeoning regional ties with Arab… Read More ›

Bolivia: Human error caused crash that killed soccer team

Bolivia: Human error caused crash that killed soccer team

Human error caused a November 28 plane crash that killed 71 people, including members of the Brazilian soccer team Chapecoense, the Bolivian government said Tuesday.… Read More ›

Israeli blogger arrested in Belarus, Azerbaijan seeks extradition

Israeli blogger arrested in Belarus, Azerbaijan seeks extradition

The Israeli blogger was arrested in Belarus after visiting the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh, where he expressed support for independence; Azerbaijan is now seeking his… Read More ›