Articles by: JewishNews-Malki
Some 300 protesters burn tires and hurl stones at security forces in Ramallah after Samer al-Arbid – arrested by Israel on suspicion of orchestrating a… Read More ›
Arriving at Justice Ministry, PM’s attorneys say they have new evidence, and there are ‘solid grounds’ for reconsidering the allegations in trio of criminal probes… Read More ›
It opened with the President offering brief introductory remarks. As I write this column the media is blowing up with reports that the President… Read More ›
President Reuven Rivlin is set to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Blue and White leader Benny Gantz at 6:30 p.m. to announce which… Read More ›
“You saw what Secretary Esper announced on Friday, we are putting additional forces in the region for the purpose of deterrence and defense,” Pompeo said.… Read More ›
Analysis: Relief was evident among the judicial community as election results became clear; they were concerned that the assault on the courts, the contentious laws… Read More ›
Airbnb on Thursday announced it plans to go public in 2020. The startup did not specify a timeline beyond “during 2020.” Airbnb has not clarified whether… Read More ›
Netanyahu spoke half an hour after Blue and White leader Benny Gantz vowed to do the same. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised that he… Read More ›
WeWork is leaning toward delaying its initial public offering, The Wall Street Journal reported. The company won’t start its roadshow — its series of meetings with… Read More ›
Likud to remain largest party Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party will emerge the largest in Tuesday’s election, a Smith Research poll taken for Maariv found on… Read More ›
Ahmad Nassar Yassin, a resident of the northern Israel village of Araba, discovers remains of a previously unknown Canaanite-era settlement A previously unknown center… Read More ›
Opinion: It is the officers from the Border Police and Special Patrol Unit who instigate the violence in Issawiyah, going there in the evening and… Read More ›
Eyal Yinon argues that PM-backed legislation would give Likud party an unfair advantage as it already has over 1,000 cameras that it used to surveil… Read More ›
The cost of tariffs are increasingly poised to fall onto those who can least afford them. Lower and middle class Americans spend a higher… Read More ›
IDF reinforces border presence as tensions high after Lebanon blamed Israel for two drones that crashed in Hezbollah stronghold in Beirut last weekend; Nasrallah says… Read More ›
Move comes after PA premier announced Ramallah would begin to treat all of the West Bank as if it were under its control The… Read More ›
Hong Kong – High-profile pro-democracy leaders were arrested Friday in Hong Kong, in an apparent roundup of activists ahead of what will be the 13th… Read More ›
Cairo – A boat carrying dozens of migrants bound for Europe capsized Tuesday in the Mediterranean Sea off Libya, with at least 40 people… Read More ›
Hong Kong – Traditional addresses don’t work. That’s the argument of London startup what3words, which says such addresses are expensive to provide, restrictive and prone… Read More ›
New York – At least 38 former Yeshiva University High School students filed a civil lawsuit for sexual abuse on Thursday at the New… Read More ›
