Israel ‘very interested’ in strengthening relations with Kurds
TAU expert: Oil purchases act as quiet way of providing Israeli aid to Iraqi Kurdistan. News published in the Financial Times on Sunday that Israel… Read More ›
TAU expert: Oil purchases act as quiet way of providing Israeli aid to Iraqi Kurdistan. News published in the Financial Times on Sunday that Israel… Read More ›
Moshe Kraus rescued tens of thousands of Jews at Budapest’s Glass House during the Holocaust; documents of some 100,000 Hungarian Jews were forged to save… Read More ›
China is not about to create the next global financial crisis, and the recent slide in risk assets globally provides investors with an attractive… Read More ›
“The Arab community is overwhelmingly supportive of Allan because we are overwhelmingly supportive of the Palestinian cause,” MK Yousef Jabareen (Hadash) told The Jerusalem Post.… Read More ›
Maryland senior Amna Farooqi, of Pakistani descent, named new leader of national student board The campus arm of left-wing pro-Israel group J Street elected… Read More ›
The Foreign Ministry Worker’s Union, which is in a labor dispute with the government, announces it will delay issuing diplomatic passports for PM’s recent appointments.… Read More ›
The Jerusalem mayor’s office has decided to start issuing fines to convenience stores open on weekends, causing controversy; some suspect the decision is meant to… Read More ›
Soldier wounded by explosive device, soon after another attack near J’lem in which anonymous individuals threw stones at vehicle, lightly wounding 22-month-old and her father.… Read More ›
Maintaining the memory of an ancient Jewish community. RHODES, Greece – Officially, the square located in what was once the heart of the Jewish… Read More ›
Although not as well known, the Portuguese version of the Inquisition was very similar to Spain’s. A routine excavation in Evora, Portugal, led to… Read More ›
A bus with about fifty Palestinians on it was traveling from Rafah on the Egypt-Gaza border to Cairo airport when it was ambushed by the… Read More ›
The FBI is investigating Hillary Clinton’s private email server out of its headquarters in Washington, D.C., in an “unusual move,” The New York Times… Read More ›
News breaks on Twitter. So do rumors, hoaxes, and outright frauds aimed at manipulating stock prices. For companies that mine the internet and social media for… Read More ›
Washington – The United States has sent a warning to Beijing about Chinese agents it says are operating covertly in the United States to pressure… Read More ›
Des Moines, IA – Former New York Gov. George Pataki is telling Iowans he would make fighting the Islamic State group a higher priority of… Read More ›
Washington – Limited supplies of baby poultry and barn space to house them will hamper U.S. farmers’ efforts to rebuild ravaged egg supplies after… Read More ›
BESA’s Inbar: It’s all domestic politics, with Turkish president rallying voters ‘around flag.’ Ankara’s escalating military campaign against Kurds in Syria and in southeastern… Read More ›
On first leg of regional tour, Mohammad Javad Zarif says Middle East countries should unite against ‘Israel and terrorism’ Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad… Read More ›
Earlier this week, Google surprised the world with the launch of Alphabet, a parent company that will encompass a bunch of individual entities, including Nest, Sidewalk Labs, Calico,… Read More ›
Apple stock was down 5% on Tuesday. It’s unclear exactly why the stock crashed, but it’s part of a trend that we’ve seen since… Read More ›