IDF officials reject claims soldier in Hebron feared bomb
Palestinian assailant had already been checked for explosives, sources say, and soldier did not follow procedures for such concerns before opening fire Top Israeli… Read More ›
Palestinian assailant had already been checked for explosives, sources say, and soldier did not follow procedures for such concerns before opening fire Top Israeli… Read More ›
Roman Vishniac retrospective at San Francisco’s Contemporary Jewish Museum includes never-before-seen footage of 1939 Poland When Roman Vishniac began documenting impoverished Jewish communities with… Read More ›
Ayelet Mamo-Shay, organizer of ‘Israeli-Abroad Relocation Day,’ believes Israelis living abroad are goodwill ambassadors, but says that children must know that ‘our real home is… Read More ›
Edgar M. Bronfman’s final book is both a testament to his legacy and a challenge for the future. Illustrating the strong sense of family… Read More ›
Now, the military is acquiring the trailers, which can carry 8 tons of logistical equipment, and be attached to all IDF tanks currently in service.… Read More ›
Soldiers’ mental health files are not accessible to doctors and medics except when they get medications and when there is a doctor in a medical… Read More ›
The circumstances of his death were not immediately confirmed, but the celebrity news outlet TMZ.com reported Shandling suffered a heart attack. Jewish Comedian and… Read More ›
Mladenov blasts ‘gruesome, immoral’ act, commends defense minister for his condemnation and urges ‘swift’ justice The United Nations’ special coordinator for the peace process… Read More ›
The Population and Immigration Authority has released its annual report on (sometimes irregular) first names, with a focus on Purim-related names, including Haman. To mark… Read More ›
Geneva – The U.S. government is decrying a resolution passed by the Human Rights Council that calls on the U.N. human rights chief to… Read More ›
San Francisco – The University of California’s governing board adopted a statement condemning anti-Semitic behavior on Thursday, becoming the first public university system to… Read More ›
After terror attacks, instead of performing to 1,000 spectators, Gat brothers set up an intimate concert at a local Jewish family’s living room JTA… Read More ›
Boycott movement leaders urge EU foreign affairs chief Federica Mogherini to forbid the union’s ambassador to Israel from attending Yedioth Ahronoth’s anti-BDS conference, set to… Read More ›
The United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva approved a resolution to compile an updated list of all companies, Israeli and foreign, operating in any… Read More ›
Rabbi Mendy Blinitzky, CEO of Lend a Hand to a Special Child, said the IDF is the only army in the world that accepts volunteer… Read More ›
After human rights NGO B’Tselem uploaded a video showing a medic from the Kfir Brigade shooting a terrorist who was already neutralized, the soldier has… Read More ›
US officials tell The Jerusalem Post there is a general gap in interest between Obama and Kerry on whether to proceed with any process at… Read More ›
In meeting with Argentine counterpart, US president dismisses idea of bi-national state, reiterates support for two-state solution US President Barack Obama on Wednesday said… Read More ›
If there is one people that can sympathize with Belgium, it’s terror-struck Israel, PM says at Jerusalem press conference Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made… Read More ›
According to reports from Saudi newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat, Houthi rebel militias were bribed in order to ensure the safe passage of 17 Yemeni Jews to… Read More ›