Articles by: JewishNews-Malki

Thousands gather in Ankara in aftermath of deadly blasts that killed scores

Thousands gather in Ankara in aftermath of deadly blasts that killed scores

Ankara, Turkey – Thousands of people gathered in the streets of Ankara on Sunday near the site of two deadly bomb blasts that tore through crowds… Read More ›

Actor Shia LaBeouf arrested for public intoxication in Texas

Actor Shia LaBeouf arrested for public intoxication in Texas

  Actor Shia LaBeouf was arrested for public intoxication in Texas, police said, in his latest run-in with the law. Police arrested the actor Friday… Read More ›

Oregon shooting survivor describes rampage in gunman’s classroom

Oregon shooting survivor describes rampage in gunman’s classroom

  Mathew Downing was dubbed “the lucky one” by the Oregon community college shooter. A dubious nickname, if ever there was one. Downing got to… Read More ›

Ankara terrorist attack: What does it mean for Turkey?

Ankara terrorist attack: What does it mean for Turkey?

The toll from Saturday’s twin bombings in Ankara is appalling enough — the deadliest single terrorist attack on Turkish soil. But the atrocity will also… Read More ›

Abbas trying to quell violence — Israeli security officials

Abbas trying to quell violence — Israeli security officials

Source says Israel, PA must tackle ‘lone wolf’ attacks; Islamic Jihad, Hamas call to escalate ‘Jerusalem intifada’   Israeli security officials reportedly said they have… Read More ›

Kerry: Status quo at Temple Mount must be upheld ‘in word and deed’

Kerry: Status quo at Temple Mount must be upheld ‘in word and deed’

In separate phone calls, PM says he told secretary he expects PA to stop incitement; Abbas accuses settlers of ‘provoking’ Palestinians   Prime Minister Benjamin… Read More ›

Netanyahu seeks solutions for PA ‘incitement’ of terror

Netanyahu seeks solutions for PA ‘incitement’ of terror

As thousands more cops, troops deployed to tamp down attacks, Abbas’s Fatah showers praise on terrorists   Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu intends to raise the… Read More ›

First drizzle of rainy season felt over Tel Aviv

First drizzle of rainy season felt over Tel Aviv

Scattered showers predicted nationwide; hiking trails closed in desert regions due to flash flood warning   The first rain of the new year fell overnight… Read More ›

Major oil reserve said found on Golan

Major oil reserve said found on Golan

Afek Oil and Gas confirms ‘significant amounts’ of liquid oil, but quality, quantity and cost-effectiveness of extraction still unknown   A company drilling for oil… Read More ›

Why the BBC is biased against Israel

Why the BBC is biased against Israel

Op-ed: A grossly erroneous report on last week’s Jerusalem attack seems to corroborate claims about the broadcaster’s deep-seated anti-Israel bias. It doesn’t: The real reason… Read More ›

PHOTOS: An Israeli vintage car park

PHOTOS: An Israeli vintage car park

A special gathering of classic car owners held at Ramat Gan National Park, bringing in 270 vintage vehicles. A large number of beautiful classic cars… Read More ›

Ukrainian PM: attacks on Babi Yar are meant to ‘destabilize’ us

Ukrainian PM: attacks on Babi Yar are meant to ‘destabilize’ us

On Rosh Hashana, assailants burned tires at Holocaust memorial.   Repeated incidents of vandalism against the Holocaust memorial at Kiev’s Babi Yar ravine are political… Read More ›

Israel not coordinating with Russia in Syria, defense minister says

Israel not coordinating with Russia in Syria, defense minister says

As Moscow deploys sophisticated fighter-bombers in Latakia, Israel says it will defend its interests, keep advanced arms from Hezbollah   Israel is not coordinating its… Read More ›

The young Jews of the Diaspora are our greatest asset

The young Jews of the Diaspora are our greatest asset

Op-ed: Young Jewish men and women scattered across the globe are an inseparable part of the Jewish people’s beating heart, and it is our duty… Read More ›

A Jewish community on the verge of extinction

A Jewish community on the verge of extinction

With only one synagogue, no rabbi and two meat fridges serving as the ‘kosher store,’ the major problem facing Palma de Mallorca’s 200 Jews is… Read More ›

Obama: Military strategy alone won’t defeat ISIS

Obama: Military strategy alone won’t defeat ISIS

US president heads summit of a multi-state coalition against the Islamic State at the UN, clarifying that multiple means are needed in order to defeat… Read More ›

Sisi: Temple Mount clashes show peace still faces hurdles

Sisi: Temple Mount clashes show peace still faces hurdles

The Egyptian leader also spoke extensively about terrorism in his address, saying “counterterrorism efforts so far have relied solely on defensive reaction, focusing on defending… Read More ›

Historian studying Cairo Geniza among those awarded ‘genius grants’

Historian studying Cairo Geniza among those awarded ‘genius grants’

Princeton history professor Marina Rustow’s work shedding new light on Jewish life in the medieval Middle East recognized by MacArthur Foundation.   Among the 24… Read More ›

‘Say the word Israel’ heckler yells at UK Labor head Corbyn after speech

‘Say the word Israel’ heckler yells at UK Labor head Corbyn after speech

The Labor leader looked in shock after the outburst was made which followed a speech on the importance of the two-state solution between Israel and… Read More ›

British Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn: Osama bin Laden was framed for 9/11

British Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn: Osama bin Laden was framed for 9/11

Corbyn claimed US and Britain made it look like bin Laden was responsible for the attacks in order to allow the West to go to… Read More ›