Hebron Jewish families to try to move into disputed buildings today
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to update the government on Sunday in regard to the legalization of the homes. Some 20 Jewish families… Read More ›
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to update the government on Sunday in regard to the legalization of the homes. Some 20 Jewish families… Read More ›
Jewish progressive who spent three decades as an independent touches a chord among those disaffected with Washington NEW YORK (AFP) – Bernie Sanders, the… Read More ›
The most historically accurate poll in Iowa just released its final poll of the state’s caucuses — and it brought some good news for… Read More ›
WASHINGTON/SHANGHAI (Reuters) – A U.S. Navy destroyer sailed within 12 nautical miles of an island claimed by China and two other states in the… Read More ›
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton held a narrow lead over Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) in Iowa, according to a survey released Saturday by… Read More ›
Jerusalem – Israel’s cultural class is increasingly alarmed by what many see as a tightening noose on freedom of expression, as a hard-line government… Read More ›
Washington – Battling across Iowa ahead of the first-in-the-country vote on Monday, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are dueling on fertile populist ground: resentment… Read More ›
Houston, TX – Ted Cruz sometimes sounds more like a preacher than a presidential candidate, praising the transformative love of Jesus Christ and promising… Read More ›
Iraqi security forces said Wednesday they thwarted an attempt by ISIS militants to infiltrate a residential compound near a strategic air base in western… Read More ›
Hong Kong – Outgoing Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou will this week visit a disputed island in the South China Sea, potentially inflaming already fraught tensions… Read More ›
Recife, Brazil – When Rafaela Oliveira dos Santos, 20, gave birth to her second child last October, she never imagined the challenges to come. Her baby,… Read More ›
The past two months have been anything but smooth sailing for the U.S. Navy’s newest class of warship, the littoral combat ship. Troubles for the… Read More ›
Washington – Al Qaeda’s Syrian affiliate, Jabhat al-Nusra, is a greater threat to the United States in the long term than is ISIS, making the United… Read More ›
Washington – A majority of Democratic voters say Hillary Clinton is their top choice in the race for their party’s nomination, but her margin over… Read More ›
Public transport resumes limited service in US capital after near-record-breaking snowfall over the weekend WASHINGTON (AFP) – The US capital struggled to plow and… Read More ›
Route 443 open for now but capital preparing for gridlock as forecasters predict heavy snowfall overnight The Jerusalem municipality and the city’s emergency services… Read More ›
The law, which led to the convictions of multiple public figures, has been criticized for years, with complaints accusing it of being too vague. After… Read More ›
Speaking to Israeli reporters, the Palestinian president claimed that his office in Ramallah communicated with the PM’s office several times, sans American mediation, even trying… Read More ›
He is the ‘star’ of the aggressive Im Tirzu campaign against Breaking the Silence, but has so far preferred to keep quiet. Now, Avner Gvaryahu… Read More ›
Asaib Ahl al-Haq, Kata’ib Hezbollah and the Badr Organization are the principle focus of the probe into how the men were snatched in the Dora… Read More ›