Child labor on the rise among Syrian children as crisis spirals
UNICEF reports that most refugee children in host communities in Jordan work six or seven days a week earning between $4 and $7 daily. … Read More ›
UNICEF reports that most refugee children in host communities in Jordan work six or seven days a week earning between $4 and $7 daily. … Read More ›
Obama, who has not severed his links with the Brotherhood, is apparently not giving enough weight to the decisive role played by Egypt in the… Read More ›
Radical Islamists ‘greatest danger for the country,’ German agency says. The number of Islamists in Germany increased to 43,890 in 2014 from 43,190 in… Read More ›
Terror group says fortified, 3.5 km tunnel built in preparation for next round of violence Hamas has built a new fortified tunnel that reaches… Read More ›
Former Florida Gov. and Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush released more than three decades of tax returns Tuesday afternoon, seeking to present a contrast… Read More ›
An athletes village built for China’s National Games in 2013 and later planned for redevelopment now stands virtually empty and is a ghost town,… Read More ›
Apple launched both its new music streaming service and its Beats 1 radio station Tuesday, and it wasn’t quite the smooth start the company probably… Read More ›
United Nations – U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Tuesday the world should be ashamed that three years after major powers approved a blueprint in… Read More ›
New York – Mayor Bill de Blasio, who 18 months ago in his inaugural address pledged to stand “shoulder to shoulder” with his one-time… Read More ›
New York – A federal judge in New Jersey has dismissed a class-action lawsuit filed by people stuck in traffic in the 2013 George Washington… Read More ›
One day after their 10-year anniversary, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner confirmed they are filing for divorce. “After much thought and careful consideration, we… Read More ›
A man on France’s terror watch list shot selfies with the decapitated body of his boss before launching an attempted suicide attack at a U.S.-owned… Read More ›
In a dramatic but widely expected step, Greece formally defaulted on a $1.7 billion payment to the International Monetary Fund early Wednesday in Athens. Greece… Read More ›
Terror group demands rewrite; says commission should have used testimonies from Israeli group Breaking the Silence to ‘prove IDF war crimes’ It’s not only… Read More ›
Terror group has little interest in war but could wage significant campaign, Yoram Cohen tells Knesset committee Since last summer’s Operation Protective Edge, Hamas… Read More ›
Tel Aviv conference organizer says gadgets on display are just the ‘tip of the iceberg’ TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Hidden cameras, invisibility cloaks… Read More ›
After four people murdered over the past week in violent incidents in the Arab sector, Israeli Arabs are frustrated at what they perceive as lack… Read More ›
As deadline for negotiations extended in a week, both American and Iranian leaders mark their ground, with Rouhani saying Tehran would resume nuclear work if… Read More ›
Shin Bet chief says Hamas losing its ability to govern in Gaza, facing funding challenges, a stagnant effort to rebuild after war, and increasing resistance… Read More ›
The Zionist Union submitted a bill that would require the premier to appoint a vice prime minister so it would be clear who would replace… Read More ›