After Carly Fiorina was fired as Hewlett-Packard’s CEO in 2005, Seton Hall University business professor Dr. A.D. Amar took a deep look at what went… Read More ›
The man who used to be known as “the Kremlin’s banker” is suing Russia. On Monday, Sergei Pugachev filed a claim against Russia for over $10 billion… Read More ›
New Delhi – India has accelerated plans to buy drones from Israel that can be armed, defense sources said, allowing the military to carry… Read More ›
San Francisco – Apple is speeding up work on a project that could lead to the California tech giant building its own electric car,… Read More ›
New York – Biotech stocks tumbled on Monday, dampening an early rally on Wall Street, after leading U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton tweeted… Read More ›
Washington – Congressional Republicans hope Pope Francis leaves his liberal-leaning views at the Vatican. When he addresses a joint session of Congress Thursday during an event… Read More ›
Washington – Scott Walker announced Monday he is dropping out of the GOP presidential race. The Wisconsin governor entered the primary in July as a front-runner… Read More ›
Pyongyang, North Korea – Four years ago, Mun Su Gyong’s parents in Pyongyang received a letter from their daughter, colorfully decorated with pink hearts, embellished with… Read More ›
Former death camp worker accused of complicity in the deaths of 260,000 Jews BERLIN, Germany — A 91-year-old woman who worked at Auschwitz has… Read More ›
Israeli troops find teen’s body while on patrol near Hebron. Army checking whether grenade detonated in his hands A Palestinian youth was killed in… Read More ›
Company boss says he can help 200 families resettle and work in Negev: ‘I refuse to stand by and observe this human tragedy unfold’ … Read More ›
Leaders meet on cooperation in Syria to avoid confusion and agree on protocol to allow Israeli action against Hezbollah in the Golan. Prime Minister Benjamin… Read More ›
13-year-old Assaf finds hope as funds raised to allow beginning of process to give him sophisticated bionic hands – but it’s still not enough for… Read More ›
Jerusalem District Court judge hands down 2-5.5 year sentences for E. Jerusalem youths convicted of synagogue arson and multiple firebomb attacks; prosecutor weighing appeal. A… Read More ›
Muhannas Mashraka dies when a grenade intended to harm Israeli forces explodes early. A Palestinian man was killed on Monday night when a grenade… Read More ›
For first time, chiefs of staff from Russia and Israel hold direct meeting. The IDF and Russian military will set up a joint working… Read More ›
The district court ruling affirming Meir Ettinger’s detention until at least February did little to clarify the confusing legal melee When Jews like Meir… Read More ›
Western sanctions over the Kremlin’s role in fomenting unrest in Ukraine, as well as declining oil revenues, have severely stressed Russia’s economy. Russian Jewry… Read More ›
Sirens didn’t sound after solitary rocket strikes open field in Ashkelon region, just hours after Iron Dome batteries deployed A rocket was fired into… Read More ›
Scientists are calling for an outright federal ban on plastic microbeads commonly used in body washes, face scrubs, and toothpaste, explaining that the micro-sized… Read More ›
