With fog delay, F-35 ceremony turns farcical — but it could’ve been worse
Event for Israel’s new fighter jet starts 6 hours late with greatly depleted audience; though unlike a botched 1976 ceremony for the F-15, it probably… Read More ›
Event for Israel’s new fighter jet starts 6 hours late with greatly depleted audience; though unlike a botched 1976 ceremony for the F-15, it probably… Read More ›
“There is no doubt that the recent flood of refugees to Europe can be manipulated by terrorist organizations,” says Hilik Bar. Europe must take… Read More ›
A new Ministry of Health report shows immense differences in the quality of medical care between the periphery regions of Israel and the Center; minister… Read More ›
Combining hip-hop talent with a love of Torah, Ramat Beit Shemesh band Shtar shows things in Israel aren’t as black and white as its members’… Read More ›
New Jersey – The Lakewood Police Department is asking homeowners to check their valuables after a 31 year old Toms River resident was found to… Read More ›
Op-ed: The muezzin’s call for prayer is a nuisance that has to be taken care of, but this matter can be handled through an understanding… Read More ›
Minnesota congressman removes one of the key internal objections to his bid for DNC chair, but criticism on his Israel record and past ties to… Read More ›
“You can’t legalize a crime,”says Raji Sourani, director of the Palestinian Center for Human Rights. Palestinian leaders reacted angrily Tuesday to the Knesset’s passage on… Read More ›
Haredim refuse to attend a speech given by Uri Banki, father of Shira Banki, who was murdered by Yishai Schlissel at the Jerusalem LGBT Pride… Read More ›
Six weeks before Inauguration Day, doomsday predictions about shattered relations and the outgoing president’s wrath striking Israel at the Security Council appear to have been… Read More ›
There is no freedom of religion for Jews in Israel, says Lapid. Yesh Atid chairman Yair Lapid on Monday lamented the delay in implementing… Read More ›
In new book, David Sax reports on comeback of real things and explains why it matters to people of all ages When author David… Read More ›
Brooklyn, NY – Almost two years after losing seven of her eight children to a catastrophic fire caused by a faulty hotplate, Gayle Sassoon… Read More ›
Two main suspects and additional accomplices had planned to attack the synagogue in Amsterdam last year. AMSTERDAM – Dutch police arrested several suspects in… Read More ›
As elections in Austria approach Sunday, politicians are superimposing rivals’ faces onto likenesses of Adolf Hitler; Austria has only come to terms with its Nazi… Read More ›
Regional gov’t hosts event for second year recalling Iraq’s discrimination against Jews in 1940s. “Kurdistan has always believed in living peacefully and with respect… Read More ›
Op-ed: Instead of having the state’s best interest in mind, Likud Knesset members are insisting on enacting damaging laws in order to gather a few… Read More ›
In impassioned plea, Zouheir Bahloul says Jewish state has ‘duty’ to support upkeep of holy places abroad, but local Jewish community ‘surprised’ by request, says… Read More ›
Gen. James Mattis, contender for Trump’s defense secretary, said settlements could lead to ‘apartheid.’ WASHINGTON – After defending US President Barack Obama’s credentials on… Read More ›
39 firefighters, mostly not Jewish, answered Israel’s call for help through the Emergency Volunteers Project TEL AVIV (JTA) — Call them Israel’s American volunteer… Read More ›