Articles by: JewishNews-Rami
AT&T has a secret program called Hemisphere that allows law enforcement to obtain call metadata on targeted individualswithout first obtaining a search warrant, according… Read More ›
Jerusalem – An Israeli court has ruled that a lawmaker from the ruling Likud party had used hard drugs when he ran a casino… Read More ›
Los Angeles, CA – The treads on half the tires of a tour bus that slammed into a tractor-trailer on a desert freeway, killing… Read More ›
Borough Park, NY – The corruption probe that rocked the NYPD last spring has claimed yet another police shield as a high ranking officer at… Read More ›
“If you say yes, I’ll hit you once.” “If you say no, I’ll hit you twice,” former British banker Rurik Jutting is heard telling an… Read More ›
India needs new fighter jets, and the world’s leading manufacturers are lining up to provide them. The South Asian nation’s government has sent letters… Read More ›
Displaying the incredible complexity of the war in Syria, Turkey hit Kurdish rebels in northern Syria, who are reportedly aligned with the US; the Kurdish… Read More ›
For the eighth year, roads will be closed from the early hours of Friday morning as thousands of cyclists ride the streets of Tel Aviv… Read More ›
Thousands take part in a protest rally against the evacuation of the West Bank outpost of Amona, due to take place in two months; Deputy… Read More ›
Private polling firms have not surveyed the American Jewish community – either nationwide or on a state-by-state basis – since the end of the summer.… Read More ›
Clinton’s consistency on Israel over the course of her lifelong career in public service is at the heart of Lieberman’s pitch to voters. NEW… Read More ›
US support for a United Nations Security Council resolution to replace 242 would conflict with commitments given to Israel by Washington going back to… Read More ›
The e-mails, which the Clinton campaign has not confirmed as authentic, featured an exchange between one of Clinton’s top foreign policy advisers. WASHINGTON –… Read More ›
Officials confirm presence of sulfur mustard agent collected from terror group’s munition fragments earlier this month The United States expects the Islamic State… Read More ›
A Democratic operative distanced himself from the Democratic National Committee on Tuesday and another operative was fired from a progressive organization, following the release of… Read More ›
On Tuesday, Facebook made an announcement that should set Cisco’s teeth on edge. Its second-generation computer network switch, called the Wedge 100, is now available… Read More ›
Justice Sonia Sotomayor reflected on the turbulent times the country’s facing this election season, and the jarringly vacant seat next to her on the… Read More ›
Since the end of the 2014 war, the Eshkol region has experienced a population growth of around 8%, as new families move to the area.… Read More ›
From Hillary Clinton’s comments to bankers to the mishandling of the emails controversy: What we learned from the hack of campaign chair John Podesta … Read More ›
At a rally on Saturday, Donald Trump suggested — with no evidence — that Hillary Clinton may have been on drugs at the second… Read More ›
