Jordan sends 800 asylum seekers back to Sudan
Minister says migrants, who had filed for asylum, were not refugees, just there for medical treatment Jordan Wednesday repatriated 800 Sudanese who had sought… Read More ›
Minister says migrants, who had filed for asylum, were not refugees, just there for medical treatment Jordan Wednesday repatriated 800 Sudanese who had sought… Read More ›
Amman’s military ties with Israel come under scrutiny after one airman refuses to join delegation, is booted from the service Jordanian media reports that… Read More ›
Op-ed: The organization of IDF soldiers and veterans isn’t publishing anonymous testimonies about individual cases, but a false testimony about an unbalanced army, an unbalanced… Read More ›
Commercial satellite valued at $158 million declared completely destroyed after four years in service; communication was lost last month. Israel’s Amos-5 commercial satellite has lost… Read More ›
Egyptian Air Force makes unprecedented flights over Israeli territory, likely with IDF permission, en route to bombing Islamic State targets in the Sinai. Egyptian Air… Read More ›
Report that leg of toddler was amputated unconfirmed by family and hospital; female Border Police officer thwarts attempted downtown attack. Less than 24 hour… Read More ›
Justice defers to state’s judgment that arrests will soon lead to indictments. The High Court of Justice on Tuesday gave the state more time… Read More ›
Government says it does not want to “punish” US, Russia and UN for EU’s move on labeling settlement products. Israel will continue to hod… Read More ›
Raphael’s dream was to one day get healthy and become a full medical emergency volunteer. A young volunteer for United Hatzalah passed away Sunday after… Read More ›
Haredi, opposition MKs protest Avi Simhon’s appointment, say he ‘hates families blessed with children’ and the poor Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday announced… Read More ›
(Reuters) – Thousands of shoppers were evacuated from malls in at least three states on Saturday as bomb threats or scares disrupted one of… Read More ›
Wall Street is pretty much in agreement that the Federal Reserve will lift interest rates on December 16. What isn’t clear is what that will… Read More ›
When the sports journalist Dan Wetzel checked into his Charlotte, North Carolina, hotel room last Saturday, he was troubled to find it was missing… Read More ›
Iraq – Mohannad is a spy for Islamic State. He eavesdrops on chatter in the street markets of Mosul and reports back to his… Read More ›
Even after being toppled over, the Carl Schurz Park menorah was found still lit up in the morning. NEW YORK – The NYPD Hate… Read More ›
Four bodies have been found inside a capsized boat discovered floating off the north coast of Japan’s main Honshu island — the latest of the… Read More ›
Washington – A senior leader of the al Qaeda-affiliated group Al-Shabaab in Somalia and the senior ISIS leader in Libya were each killed in recent… Read More ›
Hong Kong – Beijing’s city government issued its first red alert for pollution on Monday, ordering schools to close, halting outdoor construction and restricting car use… Read More ›
Confidential resolution shows leaders seeking to end IAEA study of past activity, shift to enactment of nuclear deal VIENNA (AP) — Once a vociferous… Read More ›
Syed and Farook trained at gun range days before massacre, investigators aren’t certain how they became Islamic extremists SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP) — The… Read More ›