Articles by: JewishNews-Malki
Yinon issues opinion that Edelstein cannot prevent establishment of Knesset committees to weigh PM’s immunity bid; Edelstein warns convening committees so close to elections ‘grave… Read More ›
Moti Ben Shabbat, 38, came to the rescue of passengers trapped inside a car stuck in floodwater but mistakenly believed he left behind a child… Read More ›
Brief statement from White House says says two leaders spoke of ‘bilateral and regional issues,’ without giving further details, PM earlier warned Tehran against hitting… Read More ›
Rav Yoseph Karo (Bais Yoseph 550) cites the view of the Avudraham that the fast of Asara b’Taives is different than all of the other… Read More ›
Iraqi Kataib Hezbollah Brigades warned Iraqi security forces to be at least 1,000 meters (3,280 feet) away from all American bases starting Sunday evening. … Read More ›
Revelers came out to celebrate the end of 2019 and the second decade of the 21st century visiting many pubs and clubs in Tel Aviv… Read More ›
Thousands of paramilitary members march on US Embassy in Baghdad following deadly strikes. The strikes against an Iranian proxy group in Iraq are a… Read More ›
Hayut says three-justice panel must first decide whether the court should even debate the issue, echoing instruction from AG; hearing comes after petition by 67… Read More ›
Some fear that by making American deaths the threshold for response, Washington may be signaling to Tehran that it can continue other provocations WASHINGTON,… Read More ›
Conceding loss, Sa’ar says primary was vital for Likud’s democratic character, backs Netanyahu ahead of March 2 elections Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu trounced his… Read More ›
“This is another step in the campaign against terrorists, we are working so that Jewish blood will no longer be financially lucrative,” the Defense Minister… Read More ›
The 57 km.-long electrified railway link was first approved in 2001 and originally scheduled to open in 2008. The long-awaited high-speed railway connecting Jerusalem… Read More ›
Opinion: The heads of the ultra-Orthodox parties recognize that their base feels a kinship with the prime minister’s self-promoted image of victim persecuted by the… Read More ›
Issachar’s appeal was set to be discussed last week, but was eventually postponed by the Russian authorities. Israeli-American Naama Issachar denied confessing to smuggling… Read More ›
“Antisemitism an attack on the British way of life and British identity. WIthout our Jewish citizens we would be a lesser nation,” he said. … Read More ›
WASHINGTON (AP) — The always-prolific Tweeter-in-chief appears to have hit a new record. The president’s @realDonaldTrump account had tweeted and retweeted 109 times by… Read More ›
The nonpartisan career officials who blew the whistle on President Donald Trump and testified against him are Time magazine’s 2019 “Guardians of the Year.” Among those named… Read More ›
LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — Russia was slapped Monday with a four-year ban from international sports events, including next summer’s Tokyo Olympics, over a longstanding… Read More ›
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Joshua Watson had just graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy and looked forward to a military career as a pilot.… Read More ›
North Korean state media are reporting that a “very important test took place at the Sohae Satellite launching Ground” on Saturday. According to the Korean… Read More ›
