Articles by: JewishNews-Limor
To sell drugs and transport their profits, Mexican cartels need to stay off the grid. That means using ultra-secret communications. In a 2015 money-laundering case in… Read More ›
Most people know the world’s most barbaric terrorist group as ISIS or the Islamic State. Some world leaders have taken to calling them “Daesh,”knowing the terror group… Read More ›
Former US Defense Secretary Robert Gates is having doubts about both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Gates, who has served under eight US presidents,… Read More ›
Miami – Donald Trump was making his usual sarcastic call for Hillary Clinton’s Secret Service agents to be stripped of their firearms when he… Read More ›
Manhattan, NY – Authorities are investigating the death of an architect who fell to his death from a New York City skyscraper just after finishing… Read More ›
New York – New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says there is no reason to think that an explosion in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood… Read More ›
A day after Sayid Amro was killed while trying to stab border police officers in Jerusalem, the Jordanian Foreign Ministry, the Muslim Brotherhood and the… Read More ›
The attacks over the weekend carry the characteristics of the current terrorism wave: “lone wolves,” young terrorists and weapons that can be found anywhere, such… Read More ›
Regardless of who was behind the shells intercepted yesterday, official Israeli policy is to hold the Assad regime responsible for its territory and enforce its… Read More ›
A law enforcement source said an initial investigation suggested the explosion occurred in a dumpster but the cause was still undetermined. NEW YORK, Sept… Read More ›
Washington – The Trump kids aren’t alright. As the campaign enters its final stretch, some of Donald Trump’s children are showing signs of impatience and… Read More ›
Japan’s much publicized push to boost the role of women in its workforce is falling short. The country’s stagnating economy is hindered by a shrinking… Read More ›
Japan is planning on upping its activities in the South China Sea through joint training patrols with the United States and exercises with regional navies,… Read More ›
As UN accuses Assad regime of blocking aid convoys, Russian troops prepare to secure their access to war-ravaged city BEIRUT (AP) — Syria’s military… Read More ›
Forty trucks carrying food for 80,000 people waited at the Turkish border as 250,000 civilians are besieged by Assad regime forces in east Aleppo … Read More ›
2,000-strong community set to meet for first prayer services in 7,000-square-meter building – and to share it with Muslims and Christians JTA – When… Read More ›
US Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee says she was not aware of the arrangement, saying a former staffer made the reservation without her knowledge. An… Read More ›
Maybe, considering America’s own not insignificant budgetary considerations, this was the best deal to be had. No one will really ever know for sure. … Read More ›
The children of Alexander Levlovich, who was killed last Rosh Hashana after losing control of his vehicle when Palestinians pelted him with stones, explain how… Read More ›
It has been difficult for the Council’s special investigators to gain access to certain countries, even though they are tasked with fact finding, Hussein said.… Read More ›
