Commander awakens troops with tear gas
Officer who threw a tear gas grenade into a tent full of soldiers on trial; eyewitnesses claim commander was often violent: ‘We were choking, vomiting;’… Read More ›
Officer who threw a tear gas grenade into a tent full of soldiers on trial; eyewitnesses claim commander was often violent: ‘We were choking, vomiting;’… Read More ›
The rock legend and multitalented youngster are in talks to give one show in Israel Adding to the summer sizzle of fabulous foreign fan favorites,… Read More ›
Over 100 leaders of the US LGBT community came on an unprecedented trip to Israel to express solidarity with Israeli LGBT community More than 100… Read More ›
The alternative Jerusalem Day march on Sunday is known as the “March of the Families.” Several hundred people took part in an alternative Jerusalem… Read More ›
French diplomat Ladsous: Syria no longer “peacekeeping territory” but UNDOF still needed. Hezbollah has its hands full fighting on behalf of the Assad regime… Read More ›
On Jerusalem Day, Netanyahu pledges to never abandon Kotel or cut ties to Temple Mount. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged on Sunday not to… Read More ›
One of the most significant battles against ISIS is unfolding in the crucial city of Falluja. The metropolis west of Baghdad is much more… Read More ›
Finance minister urges Zionist Union ‘not to miss historic window of opportunity,’ is rebufffed There is a substantive effort underway to launch a regional… Read More ›
Two days before conference to which Israel and PA are not invited, Netanyahu says ‘direct negotiations’ are ‘only path to peace’ Prime Minister Benjamin… Read More ›
As ultra-Orthodox parties stymie implementation of pluralistic prayer pavilion, Diaspora Jewish heads hold crisis talks at PMO, look to Netanyahu to prove his leadership … Read More ›
Alaa Ziad, who carried out a ramming and stabbing attack last November, will also have to pay victims hundreds of thousands of Shekels in compensaton;… Read More ›
After agreeing to send lone remaining sons, families will not be able to change their minds. Until now, parents of slain soldiers who left behind… Read More ›
In the midst of a steady post-Communist Jewish resurgence, Maciej Pawlak now heads the Lauder Morasha Jewish Middle School WARSAW — On the face… Read More ›
Cuban state employees are abandoning their jobs for high-paying, private-sector gigs—in Cuba. As bartenders, bellhops, and taxi drivers. The growth of the Cuban private… Read More ›
China is hooked on debt, and the policymakers’ idea of treating the addiction could make things worse. Chinese officials said two months ago they will make it… Read More ›
The City University of New York (CUNY) is the largest urban public university system in the US. The school, however, sometimes called “the poor… Read More ›
Tampa, FL – Donald Trump calls his presidential campaign a mass movement, but he must show he can coax enough support from voters who… Read More ›
Cincinnati – The killing of a gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo after a 4-year-old boy tumbled into the ape’s enclosure triggered outrage and questions… Read More ›
New York – Billionaires’ Row. That’s what New York real estate experts have dubbed a lineup of a half-dozen new superluxury skyscrapers overlooking Central… Read More ›
Washington – Hillary Clinton contends a new government audit critical of her use of a private email server as secretary of state won’t affect… Read More ›