One of the most influential GOP donors took a big swing at Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump in an interview aired Sunday. In the ABC interview,… Read More ›
It’s in the books now. Long before the world will see a working concept of Faraday Future’s forthcoming production vehicles, the aspiring automaker’s business… Read More ›
The US Department of Transportation made a potentially industry changing decision when it tentatively approved Norwegian Air International’s application this month to fly into… Read More ›
Jerusalem – A liberal women’s group held a special Passover prayer service on Sunday at a Jerusalem holy site, drawing criticism from the site’s… Read More ›
Hebron – A 12-year-old Palestinian girl, imprisoned by Israel after she confessed to planning a stabbing attack on Israelis in a West Bank settlement,… Read More ›
Jerusalem – Israel’s counterterrorism bureau says the suicide bomber who killed three Israeli tourists in Istanbul last month did not specifically target Israelis but… Read More ›
They don’t have airplanes in “Game of Thrones” but if they did, there’d be no finer arrival in King’s Landing than Malta Airport. The spectacular… Read More ›
Leicester City’s improbable march towards the English Premier League title gathered more pace Sunday with a 4-0 victory over Swansea at the King Power… Read More ›
Investigators found three marijuana “grow operations” at rural residences where eight family members were slain in southern Ohio, state Attorney General Mike DeWine said Sunday… Read More ›
As battles continue deep into primary season, Republican and Democratic front-runners gear up for votes in 5 states WASHINGTON (AFP) — US presidential front-runners… Read More ›
Democratic frontrunner is said to be putting together list of 15-20 prospects AFP — Bernie Sanders fended off pressure Sunday to bow out of… Read More ›
A small number of Muslims find comfort, not concern, in Trump’s strong stance on immigrants, thinking he might do better than rivals in containing extremists… Read More ›
On first day of Chol HaMoed, tens of thousands of Israelis flock to the country’s nature reserves and national parks, with some sites reaching full… Read More ›
Graduate employees union at New York University passes BDS resolution and requests university cut relations with Tel Aviv University; NYU refuses. The Graduate Student Organizing… Read More ›
A new UNICEF report reveals that Israeli children are not only the poorest children in Western countries, but their parents also suffer from the greatest… Read More ›
Mission includes veteran aid workers, a medical workers, and a psychosocial team. The Israeli humanitarian aid charity IsraAid set up a field hospital in… Read More ›
Clinton seen more favorably than Trump Fifty-one percent of Israelis believe the next president of the US will be better for Israel than President… Read More ›
Europe fearful that escalation in fighting will bring surge in migrants. ATHENS – The United States is expressing concern over an apparent military buildup… Read More ›
Still, the education minister said he cooperates with the Strategic Affairs Ministry’s efforts to fight boycotts. Talk of anti-Israel boycotts is overblown and Israel… Read More ›
As he winds up his term, president’s farewell tour is a chance to capitalize on his relatively resilient popularity abroad LONDON (AP) — Back… Read More ›
