In the wake of China’s test of a hypersonic missile, the second most senior US general said Thursday that the pace at which China’s military… Read More ›
Private Martin Davidowicz was a Holocaust survivor who was killed during the IDF’s first Paratroopers training course. The remains of the first IDF’s first… Read More ›
Analysis: U.S. criticism of Israel’s plans to build new homes in the West Bank and designate six Palestinian rights groups as terror organization could be… Read More ›
3 years after the synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh that claimed 11 lives, Rabbi Jeffrey Myers speaks about grieving, life after the tragedy and serving as… Read More ›
ROANOKE, Va. (AP) — As Terry McAuliffe made his case for the Democratic nomination for governor of Virginia this summer, he argued the state… Read More ›
The top US general said China’s test of a hypersonic weapon over the summer was “very concerning” and that “it has all of our attention.”… Read More ›
The US would need Israel’s approval to open a consulate, and the current government in Jerusalem opposes the move. US Senator Bill Hagerty of… Read More ›
Opinion: With FDA’s approval of inoculation of children aged 5-11, our government will have to contend with influx of fake news that will surely follow,… Read More ›
State Dept. spokesman says recently announced plans for new homes ‘completely inconsistent’ with efforts to maintain calm; ‘We are deeply concerned’ The US on… Read More ›
By Rabbi Yair Hoffman for 5tjt.com I had heard this woman’s story earlier today – before my flight back to New York from Ben Gurion… Read More ›
“I am a hunter — and I think you should be hunted,” a woman can be heard saying in a voicemail left for Arizona Secretary… Read More ›
The report surveyed both American Jews and the general American public who are at minimum 18 years old, who were asked about their perceptions and… Read More ›
Opinion: PM may think his lack of experience and often embarrassing performance during meetings with international leaders is charming; but as the leader of the… Read More ›
In a gesture of goodwill, army says residents of three villages allowed into Israeli territory for olive harvest Israel said Monday it was opening… Read More ›
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. officials say they believe Iran was behind the drone attack last week at the military outpost in southern Syria where American… Read More ›
New documents — the Facebook Papers — are bringing more clarity to the social media giant’s problems and reinforcing a whistleblower’s claim that the… Read More ›
It’s perplexing that the US and the other signatories to the original JCPOA appear willing to once again overlook the red flags that accompanied Iran… Read More ›
Opinion: In order to clear their name, genuine rights groups in Israel and abroad must support the decision to effectively outlaw the 6 so-called humanitarian… Read More ›
Defense official says evidence tying 6 Palestinian rights organizations to terror is ‘ironclad’; ministers slam Gantz for not telling them about plan to make bodies… Read More ›
WASHINGTON (AP) — Deadline driven, President Joe Biden brought two pivotal senators — Joe Manchin and Chuck Schumer — to his Delaware home Sunday… Read More ›
