Attacks harming Jerusalem nightlife
Recent wave of violence has had a negative impact on Jerusalem’s bars and restaurants, with people too scared to go to crowded venues. The current… Read More ›
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Berlin Jewish community head leaves lasting legacy
Dr. Alexander Brenner, 90, a tireless defender of the State of Israel and one of the most remarkable Jews in post-Holocaust Germany, served as a… Read More ›
Australians, New Zealanders, and Israelis commemorate the Battle of Beersheba
Former enemies who are now friends joined together on Friday in paying tribute to courageous soldiers who fought and fell. Former enemies who are… Read More ›
Rafsanjani revelation on Iran drive for nuclear bomb eludes alleged Khamenei fatwa
The International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations nuclear watchdog, is investigating whether Iran’s nuclear program ever had a military application. Former Iranian president… Read More ›
Iran poets sentenced to 99 lashes for holding women’s hands
Widespread crackdown on free expression by judiciary and regime security services seen as effort to prevent ‘soft revolution’ DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) —… Read More ›
Boulder, CO – Republicans Go On The Attack In Feisty Presidential Debate
Boulder, CO – Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush suggested rival Marco Rubio resign his Senate seat on Wednesday at a testy economic debate marked… Read More ›
Washington – AP FACT CHECK: The Republican Debaters And The Facts
Washington – Ben Carson pitched a tax plan with numbers that didn’t add up. Donald Trump boasted that he’s paying his own way in… Read More ›
Washington – Boehner Voices Few Regrets, No Second Thoughts On Way Out
Washington – Speaker John Boehner, reflecting Wednesday on a nearly quarter-century run on Capitol Hill, defended his decision to push a bipartisan budget deal… Read More ›
Temple Mount activists: Prayer ban for Jews is discrimination
Worship by Jews at site cannot be prevented by force, says Yehudah Glick. Temple Mount activist groups denounced on Sunday the recent diplomatic efforts… Read More ›
Analysis: Looking to Abdullah, because Abbas won’t douse the flames
While it is not certain any one party can douse the tensions, it is certain that Jordan – at least – wants to. Unlike… Read More ›
China’s big chance to steady nerves on economy
China’s Communist Party meets this week under pressure to reassure the world about its commitment to economic reform and ability to deliver steady growth. A… Read More ›
Guatemala election: Comedian is front-runner
Comedian-turned-politician Jimmy Morales is leading in Guatemala’s presidential vote, according to preliminary election returns. Morales, 46, has won more than 72% of votes… Read More ›
Rights group: Russian airstrikes in Syria may have killed dozens of civilians
Airstrikes believed to have been carried out by Russian warplanes in western Syria are reported to have killed dozens of civilians, Human Rights Watch… Read More ›
British Jewish history expert David Cesarani dies aged 58
Acclaimed professor was given Order of the British Empire for services to Holocaust education, work establishing Holocaust Memorial Day British historian David Cesarani, who… Read More ›
Ahead of Tel Aviv shows, Seinfeld headlines Israeli charity ball in LA
During time of increased conflict in Israel, a record-breaking $12m is raised at American Friends of Magen David Adom event LOS ANGELES — It… Read More ›
Poland lurches right, as anti-migrant, eurosceptic party wins election
Conservative Law and Justice wins 242 of 460 seats in parliament, ending 8 years of centrist rule WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Poland took a… Read More ›
White House pans Netanyahu’s ‘inflammatory’ mufti remarks
Obama spokesman says there’s no doubt Germany was behind Holocaust, calls for an end to statements that ‘can feed the violence’ The White House… Read More ›
Netanyahu’s Mufti myth
Analysis: There is historical context to PM’s comment about al-Husseini’s role in the Holocaust, but Hitler didn’t need the Mufti to exterminate the Jews –… Read More ›
Who put a giant bra on a famous Tel Aviv statue?
As part of Breast Cancer Awareness month, one of Tel Aviv’s most famous statues, the discs in Habima Square, have been decked out in a… Read More ›
Netanyahu approves urban planning in settlement
Following protests in front of his house, the prime minister agrees to an urban building plan for Itamar the West Bank. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu… Read More ›
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