OP-ED: Israeli election count risks descent into farce
There is no reason to believe that anything untoward is going on. But delays, discrepancies and technical hitches threaten to undermine confidence in the results… Read More ›
There is no reason to believe that anything untoward is going on. But delays, discrepancies and technical hitches threaten to undermine confidence in the results… Read More ›
Election Day gets underway as 6.3 million eligible voters cast their ballots at more than 10,000 locations; voting closes at 10pm in most polling stations,… Read More ›
Polling stations open at 7 a.m. across country for 6.3 million eligible voters, as bitter, hard-fought campaign season reaches its climax Israelis headed to… Read More ›
Pilots flying Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 repeatedly performed all of the aircraft manufacturer’s procedures, but could not control the Boeing 737 Max 8 before it… Read More ›
Brooklyn-born Zachary Baumel was MIA since June 1982 Battle of Sultan Yacoub during the First Lebanon War; remains repatriated this week and handed over to… Read More ›
Haaretz says Blue and White leader hopes to secure the support of smaller parties if his party gets more seats than Netanyahu’s Likud in elections… Read More ›
In addition, agreements have been reached to deescalate tensions between Hamas and Israel, according to Palestinian reports. The Great March of Return protests to… Read More ›
Jerusalem – An unofficial cease-fire appeared to be holding Wednesday between Israel and Gaza’s Hamas rulers despite limited exchanges of fire. Schools reopened in… Read More ›
A Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft from the fleet that was grounded after two deadly crashes made an emergency landing in Florida on Tuesday. No… Read More ›
Two Hamas inmates stabbed two Israeli guards in Keziot prison. Two Israeli prison guards were stabbed by Hamas inmates on Sunday evening at Keziot… Read More ›
Analysis: While the US president has handed the Israeli prime minister Jerusalem and the Golan and walked away from the Iran deal, the day is… Read More ›
Some of ISIS’s fighters are still holed up in the central Syrian desert and others have gone underground in Iraqi cities to wage an insurgent… Read More ›
“I’m so sorry that you feel that way, certainly it was never my intention, I do believe words matter,” Clinton said. A Palestinian activist… Read More ›
For Israel, countering the threat from the air – especially from non-state actors such as Lebanon’s Iranian-backed Hezbollah – requires superior intelligence, advances in technology… Read More ›
Authorities in Argentina said to raise alert level after catching pair traveling on documents riddled with Hebrew mistakes, note proximity to embassy bombing anniversary … Read More ›
As war of words escalates, Turkish president warns ‘we have not oppressed any of the Jews in this country,’ and cautions, ‘Don’t provoke us’ … Read More ›
Beijing – China and the United States are still working day and night to achieve a trade deal that matches the interests of both… Read More ›
Former Fox News editor Ken LaCorte called for NDAs to be lifted at the network to allow for a full discussion of a story… Read More ›
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg appeared to criticize Apple on Wednesday in the companies’ ongoing battle over privacy. The social-networking company won’t set up data centers in countries with… Read More ›
Slowly but surely, Israel’s relationship with liberal American Jewry is deteriorating; now, the Foreign Ministry has accused the Reform Movement of neglecting Israel at an… Read More ›