US professors take academic boycott of Israel to court
Plaintiffs in DC lawsuit say that American Studies Association’s ban violates organization’s charter — and tax law WASHINGTON — Four professors affiliated with the… Read More ›
Plaintiffs in DC lawsuit say that American Studies Association’s ban violates organization’s charter — and tax law WASHINGTON — Four professors affiliated with the… Read More ›
Israel admits to providing intelligence assistance to Jordan and Egypt in their fight against ISIS for the first time. “Israel provides Jordan and Egypt with… Read More ›
In a cabinet meeting Wednesday, Benjamin Netanyahu and Naftali Bennet allegedly sparred over agenda items, with the PM declaring, “You don’t set anything here.” An… Read More ›
Op-ed: The prime minister has a pattern of preferring discreet security advisors who are often underqualified; the NSC still lacks a permanent head. The Gaza… Read More ›
This will be the two leaders’ third face-to-face meeting in seven months. During this same time period Netanyahu has met US President Barack Obama once.… Read More ›
The Hamas statement was made even as Israeli authorities have yet to confirm that the explosion was indeed a terrorist attack. The Palestinian Islamist… Read More ›
It is safe to assume that Netanyahu prefers Clinton to Sanders, which just goes to show how much concern there is about Sanders. No one… Read More ›
“The conditions under which those territories are ultimately returned should be decided through negotiations between the respective parties,” said a State Department spokesman. Washington… Read More ›
One of the America’s most infectious debates has gotten parents, clergy, and doctors talking as camps take stronger positions on vaccination JTA — “All… Read More ›
At last week’s F8 developer conference, Mark Zuckerberg showed off the company’s ten-year roadmap. Here’s that slide, in case you missed it: Zuckerberg’s intention here was… Read More ›
On Intel’s Tuesday earnings call, CEO Brian Krzanich explained why the company is restructuring,including laying off up to 12,000 employees. Basically, the PC business is hurting,… Read More ›
As he looks set to embark on a significant winning streak, Donald Trump has nevertheless aimed in recent weeks to reshuffle his campaign staff… Read More ›
New York – The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating the tax avoidance claims revealed in the release of the Panama Papers, the Guardian… Read More ›
New York – Members of the Muslim community are asking for more time to digest the terms of a deal aimed at preventing illegal… Read More ›
Moscow – A delegation of the World Jewish Congress (WJC) and the Russian Jewish Congress (RJC), led by WJC President Ronald S. Lauder, was received… Read More ›
Two pieces of debris recovered from beaches in Mozambique — one found last December and the other in February — almost certainly came from… Read More ›
Ceres, the dwarf planet that lies between Jupiter and Mars, has some shiny features. NASA’s Dawn space probe captured new images of bright craters… Read More ›
Hacking the San Bernardino terrorist’s iPhone has produced data the FBI didn’t have before and has helped the investigators answer some remaining questions in the… Read More ›
Poznan journalist exposes Jacoob Ben Nistell; ‘I’m surprised,’ says local community leader, ‘but I never checked his ID’ WARSAW, Poland — A local journalist… Read More ›
US Helsinki Commission, which monitors EU security, launches hearing to discuss future of Jewish communities in wake of deadly terror attacks WASHINGTON — A… Read More ›