President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe talked to reporters on Wednesday, at the end of a two-day summit in Florida. The… Read More ›
90-year-old Chanan Rapaport recalls his days as a fighter in the pre-state era. His mission almost failed, under the light of a full moon.… Read More ›
Sergeant Noam Belachsan was 18 months old when her father, Major Eitan Belachsan, was killed while leading his paratroopers unit on an operation in Lebanon;… Read More ›
Following Jewish community protests, lawmakers rail against their own party, accusing leadership of failing to tackle anti-Semitism within its ranks British Labour lawmakers, along… Read More ›
Washington – U.S. Secretary of State nominee Mike Pompeo made a secret visit to North Korea over the Easter weekend and met with North… Read More ›
West Palm Beach, Florida – President Donald Trump told reporters on Tuesday that five locations are being considered for his widely anticipated meeting with North… Read More ›
Syrian media and eyewitnesses reported missile, anti-aircraft fire and fighter jets early Tuesday morning. Syrian media and locals reported air strikes and Syrian air… Read More ›
Analysis: The US-led strike in Syria was a symbolic, cautious punishment, without risking a conflict with the Russians, who have signaled that they would defend… Read More ›
At pre-Independence Day event, defense minister tells IDF top brass to prepare for Iran-led coalition; Netanyahu skips confab Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman on Monday… Read More ›
Chicago – For the first time, a treatment that boosts the immune system greatly improved survival in people newly diagnosed with the most common… Read More ›
A federal judge on Monday denied President Trump’s and his lawyer Michael Cohen’s requests to block the Justice Department from reviewing documents they seized… Read More ›
An analysis on what the repercussions of the US strikes in Syria might mean for the use of chemical weapons in smaller states. The… Read More ›
Analysis: Decades of deep-rooted mistrust and institutionalized hostility between the Islamic Republic and Western powers have convinced Iranian leaders that the more they retreat and… Read More ›
When a couple who survived the Holocaust first opened Hungarian Kosher Foods in 1973, the idea of having a certified grocery, bakery, and butcher under… Read More ›
New York – With members of the Jewish community busying themselves with food-related matters after Pesach, rushing out to restock their bare pantries, standing on… Read More ›
Northern Syria – The air in the camp is thick, fraught with the muted mourning of people who have been through more than they can… Read More ›
Since the Russians entered the bloody conflict in 2015, the Syrian regime has become more brazen in its responses to Israeli strikes. With Russia… Read More ›
Base, in Aleppo’s southern suburbs, evacuated by Syrian, Iranian personnel days ago out of fear of US strike; unconfirmed reports attribute blast to fighter jet… Read More ›
Syria dictator still has poison gas and the means to deliver it; defected general says allied attacks didn’t target the ‘heart’ of his program … Read More ›
Brooklyn, NY – A well-known gay rights lawyer and environmental advocate has burned himself to death in a grisly protest against ecological destruction. Police say… Read More ›
