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Investigation centers on companies providing bribes and kickbacks to Israel Aerospace Industries officials in exchange for contracts; suspects include executives, board members, managers, a former… Read More ›
Holocaust survivor Asher Faraj to remain behind bars pending a psychiatric evaluation; family members say he’s mentally ill An elderly Holocaust survivor who burned… Read More ›
Government ties, though kept at low volume, are close. A banner of Ahmad Daqamseh, the Jordanian soldier convicted of killing seven Israeli schoolgirls twenty years… Read More ›
The Congressional Budget Office on Monday estimated that as many as 24 million more people would be uninsured and that the federal budget deficit… Read More ›
Washington – President Donald Trump was not aware that his former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, had worked to further the interests of the… Read More ›
Washington state will ask a federal judge Thursday to block President Donald Trump’s new travel ban, joining Hawaii as the second state to challenge… Read More ›
Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said Sunday that he “can deny” that a warrant to wiretap Donald Trump or his associates was… Read More ›
In ‘Junction 48’, now opening in the US, director Udi Aloni crafts a strong, if sometimes cloying, drama about a struggling Arab rapper in the… Read More ›
Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Thursday said he would recuse himself from investigations involving the Trump campaign amid a firestorm over his contacts with… Read More ›
President Donald Trump nailed the performance art during his first address to Congress Tuesday night. But turning his solid reviews into tangible policy victories… Read More ›
Film industry’s major awards show seeks to walk a fine line between inundating viewers with more politics and ignoring the mood of filmmakers and audiences… Read More ›
New York – A New York congresswoman has voiced outrage over the White House decision to block The New York Times, the Los Angeles… Read More ›
Brooklyn, NY – New York City’s overworked Kosciuszko (kuh-SHOOS’-koh) Bridge is getting a new span in April — and parts of the old bridge… Read More ›
Op-ed: The joy in the Right over Wednesday’s White House meeting may be premature, as there is no guarantee that what the US president said… Read More ›
Terror group says cell targeted Saturday in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula; no immediate comment from IDF The Islamic State’s official media outlet claimed Sunday five… Read More ›
In his newest book, historian Robert Blobaum examines the city’s tumultuous history of occupation and the effects it had on Jewish-Christian relations during trying times… Read More ›
Jerusalem – By any standard, Jerusalem’s first direct bus route to Ben–Gurion Airport represents a public transportation victory, if not a revolution, for the… Read More ›
Washington – Moscow has deployed a cruise missile in an apparent treaty violation, a senior military official told CNN Tuesday. The move is just… Read More ›
The iceberg wedge salads, dripping with blue cheese dressing, had just been served on the terrace of Mar-a-Lago Saturday when the call to President Donald… Read More ›
The executive vice chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations is in Israel ahead of the organization’s annual leadership mission, set… Read More ›
