Geneva – U.S., Russia Clinch Syria Deal, Aim For Truce From Monday
Geneva – The United States and Russia hailed a breakthrough deal on Saturday to put Syria’s peace process back on track, including a nationwide… Read More ›
Geneva – The United States and Russia hailed a breakthrough deal on Saturday to put Syria’s peace process back on track, including a nationwide… Read More ›
Jerusalem – Escalating violence in South Sudan is casting a light on Israel’s murky involvement in that conflict and raising questions about Prime Minister… Read More ›
The report stated that Hezbollah continues to maintain a presence in South America and the Caribbean, “with members, facilitators, and supporters engaging in activity in… Read More ›
Maj. Gen. (ret.) Sidney Shachnow, who lived through WWII in Lithuania, says GOP nominee ‘has temperament to be commander-in-chief’ JTA — Maj. Gen. (ret.)… Read More ›
The iPhone is on autopilot. Wednesday marked the tenth time we’ve been through this song and dance. There’s a new iPhone. The camera gets better. The… Read More ›
NBC host Matt Lauer questioned Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on a years-old tweet about military sexual assault that seemed to suggest women should… Read More ›
Matt Lauer grilled Hillary Clinton on Wednesday evening over her handling of classified information and use of a private email server while she was secretary… Read More ›
Serena Williams swept aside Johanna Larsson in round three of the US Open Saturday with an impressive display of powerful and aggressive tennis. The… Read More ›
A British woman murdered in a suspected “honor killing” incident in Pakistan was raped before her death, Pakistani police say. And a local policeman… Read More ›
Hangzhou, China – US President Barack Obama is continuing his diplomatic slog in China Sunday, meeting with counterparts from the United Kingdom and Turkey —… Read More ›
None hurt on Israeli side; three of the terror group’s fighters reported wounded in return shelling Shots were fired from northern Gaza at IDF… Read More ›
Some 150,000 passengers expected to be affected by closure Sunday of Tel Aviv-Haifa train line after political standoff over Sabbath repair work Israelis began… Read More ›
Analysis: Abbas’s movement is confident of trouncing its Islamist rival on October 8, and says it has the electoral math to prove it RAMALLAH… Read More ›
Overcrowding in classes, socioeconomic and sectorial gaps, poor student performance – these are only a few of the many problems facing the education system. … Read More ›
Democratic nominee appeals to Republican voters, says she will uphold US values, care for military, protect national security interests CINCINNATI (AP) — Portraying a… Read More ›
Former Minister Ben-Eleizer was in the middle of bribery and fraud hearings when he passed away; now, the prosecution has to give back all of… Read More ›
The practice, considered by many in the country as preserving a girl’s purity, can lead to significant health complications and even death. A new bill… Read More ›
The platoon commander from the Hebron soldier’s infantry company testified Monday morning, becoming the first IDF official to give testimony on behalf of the defense.… Read More ›
Railway chief: Two-year delay if Shabbat work halted. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with the heads of the United Torah Judaism and Shas… Read More ›
“The Chinese interest in the Israeli startup scene is undeniable yet it is not easy for Israeli companies to break into the Chinese market…” Hila… Read More ›