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Rebecca Heller awarded Charles Bronfman Prize for work providing free legal services to those fleeing war, persecution JTA — John Oliver was in the… Read More ›
Rebecca Heller awarded Charles Bronfman Prize for work providing free legal services to those fleeing war, persecution JTA — John Oliver was in the… Read More ›
Good morning! Here’s what you need to know on Wednesday. 1. Iceland’s prime minister, Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson, has reportedly resigned over revelations contained in… Read More ›
Shares in European pharmaceutical companies are jumping on Wednesday morning after media reports that American firm Pfizer is abandoning its merger with Allergan — a… Read More ›
Donald Trump’s presidential campaign unleashed a furious statement Tuesday night after Ted Cruz easily defeated him in the Wisconsin primary. “Ted Cruz is worse… Read More ›
Sacramento, CA – An anti-abortion activist who made undercover videos at Planned Parenthood clinics says California Department of Justice agents have raided his home.… Read More ›
New York – A prominent Democratic New York state assemblyman, who introduced an anti-Boycott Israel bill in the state legislature, urged on Tuesday a group… Read More ›
Washington – Ted Cruz won most of the delegates in the Wisconsin primary, increasing the likelihood of a contested convention. Cruz has won at… Read More ›
Demonstrating its commitment to a “free” and “secure” Europe, the United States deployed 12 F-15C Eagles and approximately 350 airmen to Iceland and the Netherlands… Read More ›
A long-simmering, violent feud in Eurasia is now on pause — at least according to one of the dueling countries. Azerbaijan announced a unilateral ceasefire… Read More ›
The Knesset Opposition Leader had fierce words for those behind publicizing the police’s investigation of his actions. He claimed his political opponents are to blame.… Read More ›
The preliminary police inquiry into the Interior Minister has been upgraded to a full police investigation, the attorney general announced Thursday; Deri promises full cooperation… Read More ›
Op-ed: The UN Human Rights Council approved a decision instructing the compilation of a blacklist of companies operating in the settlements; though it lacks enforcement… Read More ›
Discussion focused on various regional issues, including the possibility of Israel supplying Egypt with natural gas. National Infrastructure, Energy and Water Minister Yuval Steinitz… Read More ›
Abbas’s administration and Israel coordinate security in the West Bank despite the stalling two years ago of US-sponsored negotiations on Palestinian statehood. Palestinian Authority… Read More ›
The ministry tries to target and engage with social media “influencers,” who have large followings. The social media age may have ushered in unprecedented… Read More ›
A new archive full of pictures of Jerusalem from over 100 years ago has been reopened. Here is a selection of some of them. Not… Read More ›
After popular protests and a prosecution which could not come up with any clear charges, the soldier who killed a neutralized terrorist in Hebron on… Read More ›
As for Hillary Clinton, Graham said: “I’m not excited about a third term of Barack Obama, and I think in many ways that is what… Read More ›
Western officials say that although the launches went against 2231, they were not a violation of the core nuclear agreement. By launching nuclear-capable missiles… Read More ›
Soccer hooligans and rightwing MKs joined hundreds of supporters who rallied outside the military court in Kastina, near Kiryat Malachi, calling for the release… Read More ›