Submission in France, a dilemma in Israel
Op-ed: Michel Houellebecq’s ‘Submission’ presents a France that easily succumbs to Islamic rule merely for convenience. What will happen if similar processes happen in Israel?… Read More ›
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A legal umbrella for IDF soldiers in face of ICC
Col. Sharon Afek is set to become the IDF’s new Military Advocate General in the face of the growing legal threats the IDF’s commanders and… Read More ›
IDF chief Eisenkot is challenging the known order
Analysis: In releasing the IDF’s grand strategy, the chief of staff has pushed the political leadership into a corner, while circumventing any weight held by… Read More ›
BDS to Jpost : Matisyahu justified Israeli crimes
One thing was clear: What was asked of Matisyahu was not asked of other performers. For a festival claiming to support “dialogue and open… Read More ›
Mariah Carey: Nobody tried to pressure me not to come here
Carey, 45 told reporters that she is excited to be back in Israel, adding that the tour was planned during her visit in June this… Read More ›
Analysis: State offers exile to end hunger strike
Unlike other Palestinian prisoners who went on a hunger strike for a few days or weeks, Allan, a lawyer by profession and Islamic Jihad activist… Read More ›
Analysis: Why Western Muslims leave a pleasurable life for jihad
The Islamic revival is being driven by a feeling of “revulsion against the West, frustration at the whole new apparatus of public and private life.”… Read More ›
Ex-Shin Bet chief calls for West Bank road segregation
Likud MK Avi Dichter says solution to uptick in vehicular attacks on Israelis is to keep Palestinian cars away from settlements An Israeli lawmaker… Read More ›
Japan shrank
Japanese economic growth contracted at a slower-than-expected pace during the June quarter with the government reporting a decline of 0.4%. The figure, which beat… Read More ›
The investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private email is being run out of FBI headquarters — and that’s unusual
The FBI is investigating Hillary Clinton’s private email server out of its headquarters in Washington, D.C., in an “unusual move,” The New York Times… Read More ›
Pump-and-dump frauds are turning to Twitter, and these companies are out to spot them
News breaks on Twitter. So do rumors, hoaxes, and outright frauds aimed at manipulating stock prices. For companies that mine the internet and social media for… Read More ›
Washington – U.S. Warns China Over Covert Agents In America Pressuring Expatriates To Return Home
Washington – The United States has sent a warning to Beijing about Chinese agents it says are operating covertly in the United States to pressure… Read More ›
Des Moines, IA – Pataki: Fighting Islamic State Should Be Higher Priority
Des Moines, IA – Former New York Gov. George Pataki is telling Iowans he would make fighting the Islamic State group a higher priority of… Read More ›
Washington – Bird Flu Aftershocks To Drive U.S. Turkey, Egg Prices Higher
Washington – Limited supplies of baby poultry and barn space to house them will hamper U.S. farmers’ efforts to rebuild ravaged egg supplies after… Read More ›
Airstrikes rain death and injury on Syrian town; at least 82 dead, activists say
Airstrikes from Syrian government forces hit the rebel-held town of Douma on Sunday, killing as many as 82 people and wounding hundreds, according to… Read More ›
‘I am Batman,’ Trump tells boy on helicopter ride
Des Moines, Iowa – A helicopter landed here just after noon on Saturday, causing a short but violent windstorm. Large trees shivered; small ones bent nearly… Read More ›
PGA Championship: Jason Day secures first major; Jordan Spieth goes No.1
Jason Day ended Jordan Spieth’s dreams of golfing immortality and made history of his own as he lifted the PGA Championship title at Whistling… Read More ›
Iraq PM scraps third of cabinet posts in reform drive
Haider al-Abadi removes 11 of 33 ministers in move to hold top officials accountable for stunning military defeats in Mosul, Ramadi Iraqi Prime Minister… Read More ›
High Court to discuss appeal to release Palestinian hunger-striker
Police prepare for more clashes outside Ashkelon hospital where Mohammad Allaan is being treated, after 15 arrests during protest Sunday The High Court of… Read More ›
Egypt approves new anti-terror law fining journalists for ‘false’ reporting
Controversial legislation sets minimum $25,000 fine for anyone who strays from government statements on militant attacks Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sissi ratified on Sunday an… Read More ›
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