Lone soldiers on the home front: The tank crewman from New Jersey
Around 3,300 lone soldiers from abroad currently serve in the IDF. Most haven’t seen their families in months. Shortly ahead of Independence Day, Yedioth Ahronoth… Read More ›
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Sharp drop in granting of citizenship to J’lem Arabs
Over the past decade, 2,641 of the 7,168 applications were approved, for an acceptance rate of 36.8 percent. By contrast, in 2015 the acceptance rate… Read More ›
Middle Israel: The seventh day
As it enters its 50th anniversary year, the Six Day War looms, for better and worse, as the most pivotal moment in the state’s history.… Read More ›
Does Liberman have his eye on Netanyahu’s throne?
Avigdor Liberman as Defense Minister is likely to be less impetuous than Liberman in opposition. As far as he is concerned, the appointment of the… Read More ›
Netanyahu may be forced to concede to haredim on Kotel prayer deal
For many years the Reform and Conservative movements chafed at the absence of legal standing for the religious ceremonies and services of progressive Jews and… Read More ›
Trump’s Jewish adviser: He’s not responsible for supporters’ anti-Semitism
‘He can’t keep going around saying I denounce anti-Semitism,’ says Trump’s Orthodox consultant Jason Dov Greenblatt WASHINGTON — Donald Trump is not to blame… Read More ›
Jake Tapper scorches State Department on edited video: ‘We have a right to know who lied’
CNN’s Jake Tapper slammed the State Department on Thursday over reports that someone within it intentionally deleted footage from a 2013 press conference about the… Read More ›
Elon Musk just explained how Tesla’s future really comes down to its battery technology
Batteries aren’t exactly the most interesting thing to talk about, but Tesla CEO Elon Musk put into perspective the important role they will play… Read More ›
Donald Trump’s racist comments are a diversionary tactic
On Thursday, Hillary Clinton gave a powerful speech about the grave dangers a Donald Trump presidency could pose, such as global economic crisis and… Read More ›
Cincinnati – Zoo To Re-open Gorilla Exhibit With Higher Barrier
Cincinnati – The Cincinnati Zoo said Thursday it will re-open its gorilla exhibit next week with a higher, reinforced barrier after a 3-year-old boy… Read More ›
New York – Inverted Jenny Stamp Stolen In 1955 To Be Returned To Owner
New York – An “inverted Jenny” stamp stolen in 1955 is finally being returned to its rightful owner. The 1918 stamp, which features an… Read More ›
Washington – Justice Dept. Backs Fired VA Official In Legal Challenge
Washington – The Justice Department is siding with a legal argument by a fired Department of Veterans Affairs official at the center of a… Read More ›
Underwater ‘lost city’ is a natural phenomenon, say scientists
When divers discovered circular columns and paved floors, they thought they had found the ruins of a long-forgotten civilization on the shores of the… Read More ›
Terrorism, trafficking fears after Malaysian immigration scandal
Corruption, mismanagement and failure to adhere to standard security procedures have compromised Malaysia’s Immigration Department, leaving the country exposed to terrorists and human trafficking.… Read More ›
Japan: 7-year-old boy found after week’s disappearance
Tokyo – [Breaking news update, published at 8:54 p.m. ET] Yamato Tanooka, a 7-year-old boy missing for nearly a week in the northern Japan… Read More ›
French FM warns of impending disaster if Israeli-Palestinian deadlock not broken
Day ahead of Paris peace summit, Jean-Marc Ayrault says there is genuine concern for Israel amid changing Mideast context French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault… Read More ›
Clinton: Trump can’t be trusted with nuclear codes
Likely Democratic nominee warns rival is dangerous, unfit for office; says US has ‘moral obligation’ to defend Israel US presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton tore… Read More ›
Islamic State increasingly focused on international attacks, UN says
New report says group moving into new phase, focusing on hitting civilians around the world as it faces pressure in Iraq and Syria UNITED… Read More ›
Israeli flight delays to be radically slashed
New Euopean-Israeli deal to introduce optimal flight and landing times and save millions of dollars caused by delays; Minister of transport: ‘unprecedented achievement for Israeli… Read More ›
UN says Syrian government must approve aid deliveries
With the Assad regime refusing to allow food aid into besieged areas of his country, the UN and World Food Programme are threatening to unilaterally… Read More ›
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