Articles by: JewishNews-Ben
After three years without legislature, long-awaited elections set to take place nationwide in step for democracy Egypt on Sunday announced that long-awaited parliamentary elections… Read More ›
While established Italian Jewry shies away from her outreach to descendants of conversos, Reform Rabbi Barbara Aiello is finding a warm embrace in her ancestral… Read More ›
Straying from the well-trodden path can be unnerving, but these lesser-known hotels in Tel Aviv will convince you that the risk is often well worth… Read More ›
The FBI is asking art collectors and dealers to be on the lookout for antiquities that could have been put on the market by the… Read More ›
When your nickname is “Money,” turning up to work in a $4.8 million car represents just another day in the office. No stranger to… Read More ›
It was less than two years ago that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released its all-encompassing assessment on the current state of climate change research… Read More ›
Compound spread over 27 dunams to include two helipads; Palestinians mired in deep financial turmoil Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is leading the construction… Read More ›
Israeli report parallels case of Muhammed Abu Asi to that of Tunisian who sparked Arab Spring, says Gazans are gearing up for protests Four… Read More ›
Arab countries that didn’t follow up on reconstruction pledges cited, but Israel mostly blamed for Strip’s condition More than half a million people have… Read More ›
While bashing former defense minister, Yisrael Beytenu leader also takes aim at PM for failing to tackle Iran effectively Israel’s former foreign minister said… Read More ›
Antiquities chief says jihadists destroyed shrine of Baal Shamin, built in 17 CE and expanded in 130 CE Islamic State group jihadists on Sunday… Read More ›
Airline due to shut down flights between Philadelphia and Tel Aviv starting January, say decision motivated strictly by economics. American Airlines, which announced last week… Read More ›
Some 1,200 to be released from Holot on Tuesday, Wednesday; those caught in Tel Aviv or Eilat to be detained at Saharonim. While some 1,200… Read More ›
With the possibility that the anti-settlement Orthodoxy promulgated by the Obama administration be challenged, the other side of the issue may get a wider hearing… Read More ›
Arab business owners appeal to open on Eid al-Adha, a significant day of revenue for shop-keepers and small businesses, which falls on the same day… Read More ›
California’s ongoing drought will cost the economy in the most populous U.S. state an estimated $2.74 billion in 2015 and lead to the loss… Read More ›
The Russian economy is in a full-blown recession and, according to analysts that study it, may be in even worse shape than is apparent… Read More ›
Canada is likely in a technical recession, after the economy shrank for the first five months of the year. It’s heavily dependent on commodities.… Read More ›
Israel – On Tuesday, over 200 new immigrants from North America touched down at Ben Gurion Airport aboard a Nefesh B’Nefesh charter flight, including… Read More ›
Orlando, FL – George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer acquitted in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager, is raffling off a painting he… Read More ›
