The right to protest: Determination is the name of the game
Op-ed: From the disabled people’s protest through the war on religionization in schools to the anti-corruption demonstrations, Israel’s civil society is finally waking up. The… Read More ›
Op-ed: From the disabled people’s protest through the war on religionization in schools to the anti-corruption demonstrations, Israel’s civil society is finally waking up. The… Read More ›
Russia warns US against ‘unacceptable’ escalation of tensions over Pyongyang’s rogue nuclear weapons program US Defense Secretary James Mattis said the US military must… Read More ›
Iran supreme leader meets with Turkish president, claims Washington, Jerusalem benefit from vote Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said on Wednesday that the… Read More ›
The mass immigration of Jews from the FSU to Israel was seen as a welcome blessing, but many have experienced difficulties proving their Jewish identity.… Read More ›
The High Court struck down Israel’s policy on haredi recruitment, deeming it to be discriminatory. The cabinet appointed Tourism Minister Yariv Levin Sunday to… Read More ›
The journalist suggested undue Jewish power in the media. German Jews and experts in the field of antisemitism in the press slammed a journalist… Read More ›
UN envoy to the Middle East Nickolay Mladenov says in the three months since Security Council resolution on settlements, Israel’s settlement activity ‘continued at a… Read More ›
In final message to mother of his children, Nimer Jamal said she was ‘good’ and admitted to being a bad husband Nimer Mahmoud Ahmad… Read More ›
Op-ed: The Jewish American public has the best interest of the Jewish people’s homeland in mind, but the days in which being pro-Israel means blindly… Read More ›
Naples, FL – During Hurricane Irma, Temple Shalom served as a sanctuary of a different kind. When the storm changed course at the last… Read More ›
United Nations – President Donald Trump delivered Tuesday a doomsday warning to North Korea and mocked its young leader, a pugnacious escalation in rhetoric in… Read More ›
If people are on the Prevented from Marrying list, neither they nor their children will ever be able to get married in Israel. The… Read More ›
Washington – President Donald Trump is resuming his Twitter feud with an old foe: Hillary Clinton. Trump writes, “Crooked Hillary Clinton blames everybody (and… Read More ›
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi announced they have reached a deal with President Donald Trump that would… Read More ›
Washington – A government backlog of 700,000 security clearance reviews has led agencies like the Defense Department to inadvertently issue interim passes to criminals… Read More ›
Israel and Russia have a complicated relationship. One senior Russian diplomat said recently that Israel and Russia were “frenemies” in Syria, a combination of friends… Read More ›
Communal agencies are helping prepare Florida’s disproportionate number of Jewish elderly for what officials say could be the worst storm to hit the state in… Read More ›
Trump should attack in North-Korea, but only if he knows there will not be a retaliation, warns IDF former Intelligence Chief. United States President… Read More ›
Washington – Opening a new era in cancer care, U.S. health officials on Wednesday approved a breakthrough treatment that genetically engineers patients’ own blood… Read More ›
President Rivlin urges soldiers with criminal records to file pardon requests, citing desire to provide youngsters, whose ‘personalities have not yet solidified,’ with best chances… Read More ›