The convenience-store owner who witnessed the fatal police shooting of Alton Sterling last week is alleging in a lawsuit that Baton Rouge police officers… Read More ›
New York – If you thought the Brexit vote was scary, check out the full page newspaper ad that recently appeared in The New… Read More ›
Frankfurt – More than 7,500 musicians gathered in a soccer stadium in Germany to perform together in the world’s largest orchestra. Organizers of the… Read More ›
Orlando, FL – It looks as if Bernie Sanders is ready to back Hillary Clinton. But not all his supporters are prepared to give… Read More ›
North Korea said Monday it has decided to close its only direct diplomatic link with Washington, a move made days after the United States slapped… Read More ›
Istanbul, Turkey – Last Saturday, a glimmer of hope landed in the Turkish beach resort of Antalya. The first convoy of Russian tourists in eight… Read More ›
Hong Kong – An international tribunal will hand down a landmark ruling Tuesday in a case that will have major implications for one the… Read More ›
With confetti cannons, trippy projections and rocking beats, frontman Kevin Parker & co. light up the summer night The Australian psychedelic sensation Tame Impala… Read More ›
No right-wing groups on list of organizations receiving foreign state funding, which does include B’Tselem, Breaking the Silence, Yesh Din Out of 25 non-governmental… Read More ›
Measure upping transparency requirements for foreign state-funded groups passes into law in 57-48 vote Nonprofit organizations that stand to be affected by the NGO… Read More ›
As part of an initiative by Zionist Union MK Eitan Cabel, a large number of MKs walked out and boycotted Hanin Zoabi’s speech on Monday;… Read More ›
Netanyahu’s meeting with Egyptian Foreign Minister Shoukry caused surprise and fury amongst Egyptians; Visit was officially to discuss al-Sisi’s peace initiative, but some Egyptians want… Read More ›
Justice Minister Shaked’s ‘transparency bill’ passes second and third readings by a 57-48 vote; initial requirement for representatives of NGOs that receive foreign funding to… Read More ›
The reason for the timing of the furlough was that it was the first day he was eligible to leave the prison after serving a… Read More ›
The Egyptian foreign minister’s visit to Jerusalem was spurred by Israel’s recent diplomatic successes, but what do Cairo and other potential Arab allies expect from… Read More ›
The parliamentary chairman of the Conservative Friends of Israel issued a statement saying that “Israel can rest assured that a UK led by Theresa May… Read More ›
“Sisi understands that he is dealing with a statesman who is strong. Forget the [domestic] investigations against him. Sisi sees Netanyahu as someone who can… Read More ›
As Cairo’s FM visits Jerusalem for first time in 9 years, efforts in full swing for Israeli PM to reciprocate in trip that would advance… Read More ›
Ever wonder what an investment banker actually does? If you’ve ever heard terms like “IPO” or “DCF” tossed around without a clue as to what they… Read More ›
Investing in government debt used to be a boring, pretty straightforward proposition. You buy a bond. Then you get back interest payment. So easy,… Read More ›
