Bubbe lives in the path of Hurricane Irma. Now what?
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 ›
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 ›
Senior air force commander tells state media the missile units are now deployed nationwide, ready for ‘practical operations’ Iran’s advanced S-300 air defense system,… Read More ›
New York – Whole Foods shareholders and federal regulators approved Amazon’s $13.7 billion acquisition of the organic grocer, a deal that could bring big… Read More ›
Netanyahu and Putin have kept in close contact in recent years, with the Israeli leader visiting Moscow four times in the last 16 months. … Read More ›
Sheikh Raed Salah taken into custody in overnight raid on his home after making public statements, some to media, allegedly supporting terror attacks Islamic… Read More ›
Op-ed: A person in Netanyahu’s situation should have bowed his head and kept silent. He definitely shouldn’t have organized an Erdoğan-style rally for himself. He… Read More ›
Soldiers develop apps to help autistic youngsters communicate better with facial expressions, stay close to their caregivers Soldiers, parents of autistic children, high school… Read More ›
“None of the prime ministers give anything to the Palestinians, whether it’s Netanyahu or Olmert, Right or Left. It’s the same policy, the same occupation.… Read More ›
The Theatre in the Rough opens its summer run this week with a laugh-out-loud, cross-dressing performance of the Bard’s classic comedy It’s the Israeli… Read More ›
Canton, OH – David Baker has a vision. He sees a state-of-the-art stadium; eight fields in a youth sports complex (plus three more on… Read More ›
Vice President Mike Pence dismissed a recent New York Times report that said he is laying the groundwork for a presidential campaign if President Donald Trump… Read More ›
Female, haredi soldiers have in the past been ridiculed for their decision to enlist in the army. Lawmakers on the Left and Right expressed… Read More ›
Op-ed: Netanyahu throws balls in the air and catches them, furthers initiatives and curbs them. People fall in love with promises the prime minister seems… Read More ›
US secretary of state says accord gives Washington ‘alternative means’ to ‘advance our policies’ vis-a-vis Tehran US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Tuesday… Read More ›
‘Don’t test us,’ Yoram Halevi warns Muslim worshipers after removal of Temple Mount security measures and ahead of Friday prayers Following the removal of… Read More ›
While the world press reports on developments in Jordan, Israeli media forced to play catch up. The world knew about it, reported on it… Read More ›
President Donald Trump pointed out that he has the “complete power” to grant pardons on Saturday. Trump’s assertion came amid reports that he was exploring… Read More ›