ISIS Crimes Scarred Iraqi History and Landscape
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 ›
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 ›
FBI Director James Comey and NSA Director Mike Rogers took to Capitol Hill Monday to testify during what became essentially two separate hearings before… Read More ›
The city’s seventh international marathon, which begins Friday morning, has 30,000 runners, with more than 3,500 hailing from 65 countries As Jerusalem gears up… Read More ›
Op-ed: It’s true that not every girl is fit to be a fighter, but neither is every boy. Almost every woman soldier who has completed… Read More ›
Barbara Engelking’s ‘Such a Beautiful Sunny Day’ details dozens of cases of everyday Poles in World War II raping Jewish women and bludgeoning Jews to… Read More ›
Op-Ed: Proponents of the widely fraudulent industry are quietly trying to thwart law-enforcement’s long-overdue move to close it down In these very days, in… Read More ›
It could take a year or two to know… Tuesday’s bombshell, massive data dump by WikiLeaks of CIA documents, code and spying techniques has… Read More ›
Op-ed: When the president of the Zionist state and a Palestinian MK share a similar view on annexation and a binational state, there must be… Read More ›
Tel Aviv HaShalom Station will be shut down from Sunday night, interrupting all through trains; free shuttles and increased bus service will compensate. The country… Read More ›
New York’s Mechon Hadar seeks to reach out to different denominations, while still emphasizing traditional Torah study NEW YORK (JTA) — In the upstairs… Read More ›
Based on an epic poem by a Havana Jewish refugee inspired by the struggle against Spanish colonialists, trumpeter says his new composition has universal themes… Read More ›
An antibiotic resistant bacterium has been found in 18 premature babies at the Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center; Ministry of Health: ‘They are carrying the… Read More ›