Articles by: JewishNews-Rami
Harvard Law School is ditching its official seal, following months of protests urging its removal because of its ties to a slave owner, The Harvard… Read More ›
People don’t really remember this now, but when the Apple iPod first launched in 2001, it wasn’t immediately a huge hit. Tech savvy early… Read More ›
Republican presidential candidate Ohio Gov. John Kasich apparently just scored a key victory in his home state. Multiple news outlets projected on Tuesday evening… Read More ›
Old Bridge, NJ – Authorities say a head-on crash on a major New Jersey roadway has left three people dead and two women seriously… Read More ›
Washington – The Secret Service, tasked with simultaneously protecting President Barack Obama and some of the Republican and Democratic candidates now running to replace… Read More ›
San Francisco – Instagram users could soon notice something different in their feeds: Instead of showing users the most recent posts first, the mobile… Read More ›
Rejection of BDS by continental student organizations is believed to the first major European opposition to the hubs of anti-Israel and anti-Semitic academic initiatives in… Read More ›
Two nights to taste varietals from 40 wineries across the land When Wine Jerusalem 2016, Israel’s annual and only completely kosher wine fair, opens… Read More ›
Man was allegedly planning to blow up a bus full of Israeli tourists in Odessa, kidnap high-ranking IDF officer to Gaza, and arm ISIS operatives… Read More ›
Davutoglu in Tehran, the first time a Turkish official has visited since the lifting of sanctions; nations discuss tripling trade Iranian state TV says Turkey’s… Read More ›
16 years ago, Rami Cohen was brutally attacked by a terrorist. To this day, he struggles with the emotional trauma. Now, he prays for the… Read More ›
Opposition warns the nation will suffer the consequences of media abuse. ISTANBUL – The Turkish government has commandeered a media group that includes the… Read More ›
The manufactured crusade for al-Aksa is now reaching holy war’s ultimate destination – infanticide. It was a travesty, wrote Morris Bishop in his classic The… Read More ›
Opposition to Assad accuses US of big concessions to Russia. WASHINGTON – Optimistic after a cease-fire in Syria’s civil war largely held last week,… Read More ›
United Nations – The United Nations Security Council voted Wednesday morning to impose a broad array of sanctions against North Korea because of that nation’s recent… Read More ›
Irbid, Jordan – ISIS militants planned to strike civilian and military targets inside Jordan but were foiled by authorities, a government agency said. A series… Read More ›
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden has given birth to a son. The baby, whose name has not yet been announced, was born at 8:28… Read More ›
Chinese factories are losing more steam. Manufacturing activity slumped again in February, the latest sign that the world’s second-largest economy is continuing to cool down.… Read More ›
The age of supersonic jet travel may be a tiny bit closer to making a comeback. NASA announced Monday it has awarded a $20 million… Read More ›
Pakistan has executed the man convicted of killing the governor of Punjab province, police said. Mumtaz Qadri was hanged early Monday at a jail… Read More ›
