24 turbulent hours for Trump’s children
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 ›
Articles by: JewishNews-Limor
Why Japan is failing its women
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 to join US in South China Sea patrols
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 ›
Syrian military begins to withdraw from vital Aleppo road
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 ›
UN pleads for Syria aid access after truce extended
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 ›
Though eligible to come to Israel, Ugandan Jews say new local synagogue is ‘our Jerusalem’
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 ›
BDS event on Capitol Hill cancelled after US congresswoman withdraws support
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 ›
The MOU: Looking at the bigger picture
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 ›
A year without the first victim of Israel’s wave of terror
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 ›
Israel said to be among growing number of states that block UNHRC
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 ›
Peres remains in serious condition after suffering a stroke
The former president was taken to hospital Tuesday evening after informing his doctor that he was feeling weak; he is said to be in serious… Read More ›
French officer injured in arrest of women planning attack, official says
Paris – Three women who were likely planning an “imminent and violent” attack were arrested near Paris on Thursday, French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said.… Read More ›
Passengers warned not to use Samsung Galaxy Note 7 on planes
Air travelers are being warned not to use their Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones on planes after the company recalled the devices over complaints the… Read More ›
South Korea: North Korea conducts fifth nuclear test
North Korea conducted a fifth nuclear test Friday, potentially its most powerful yet, South Korean officials said. Seismic activity, with a magnitude of 5.3,… Read More ›
Kerry heads to Geneva for Syria talks with Russia’s Lavrov
Sides seek durable ceasefire, humanitarian access to conflict-wracked areas and a resumption of peace talks WASHINGTON – US Secretary of State John Kerry is… Read More ›
Hezbollah to move into south Syria, just across Israel border
IDF says it’s watching and ‘prepared for any scenario’ as the Shiite terror group sets up shop next door Hezbollah fighters are preparing to… Read More ›
Analysis: Russian Mideast push could hurt US influence, if talks occur
Russia has clamored for years to host such a gathering, which even after Thursday’s announcement still lacks a date or a clear agenda WASHINGTON… Read More ›
UCLA student leader says university ‘intimidated’ by campus BDS groups
Chatterjee will complete his third year of law school at New York University’s School of Law, an environment which he says has thus far been… Read More ›
If quiet persists, Liberman says he would allow Gaza workers back into Israel
Almost 10 years after imposed blockade, defense minister says Israel would like to ease humanitarian situation but not at expense of security After nearly… Read More ›
Police busted 2,000 pounds of cocaine at the gateway to Europe’s drug market
Police and customs officials in southern Spain intercepted nearly 2,000 pounds of cocaine hidden in a commercial shipment of bananas, Spanish officialsreported on Sunday.… Read More ›
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