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Politics / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Business and Economy / Arts and Entertainment / Germany / Holocaust

German Frozen Pizza Maker Reveals Nazi Art Loot in Company Collection

By JNi.Media

Rudolf-August Oetker was the grandson of Dr. August Oetker. He ran the company from 1944 to 1981.

Israel / News Briefs / China

Israeli Satellite Company Sold to Chinese for $285 Million

By JNi.Media

The transaction’s terms are pending the successful entry into service of Spacecom’s Amos-6 telecommunications satellite, scheduled for launch Sept. 3.

Israel / News Briefs / Business and Economy / Arts and Entertainment / Science and Tech / China

Chinese Consortium to Buy Israeli Games Company Playtika for $4.4 Billion

By JNi.Media

Playtika's games are played daily by more than 6 million people in 190 countries, in 12 languages and on more than 10 platforms.

Government / News Briefs / Business and Economy / Jerusalem / Israeli Arabs / Local

Pres. Rivlin Launches Joint Project to Integrate Israeli Arabs into Private Business Sector

By Jewish Press Staff

Pres. Reuven Rivlin launches joint project with 'Collective Impact' to integrate Israeli Arab workers into private business sector.

News Briefs

Israeli GetTaxi Launches New York Limo Service

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israelis and taxis in New York -- not exactly news, except that this story is not about Israelis driving taxis, but offering a hi-tech solution to taxi-starved New Yorkers. On Thursday, GetTaxi Ltd. announced the launching of its new taxi hailing app in New York City, after many delays, partly due to resistance from the […]

News Briefs

Russian Human Rights Council to Review Jewish Teacher’s Graft Sentence

By JTA

The Kremlin’s human rights council is reviewing a prison sentence meted out to Ilya Farber, a Jewish schoolteacher convicted of corruption. The regional court of Ostashkov, north of Moscow, sentenced Farber last week to seven years in jail after convicting him of receiving $13,000 in bribes from a construction company. The company was seeking permission […]

News Briefs

Contractors Poised to Defraud Homeowners after Sandy

By Jewish Press Staff

Coalition Against Insurance Fraud warns homeowners about five worst frauds to avoid.

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

French Jewish Students Taking Twitter to Court

By JTA

France's main Jewish student union reportedly has petitioned a Paris court to order Twitter to divulge details about users who post anti-Semitic comments.

Marriage and Relationships

Marriage Compromises

By Dr. Yael Respler

Dear Dr. Yael: I am struggling in my marriage after just five years. I am, by nature, a very outgoing person. I love to go out with friends and have people over for Shabbos meals. My husband, on the other hand, is quieter and would rather be home and stick to our routine. This causes a great deal of friction; between work and the kids, I do not have much of a social life and always want to invite people over or go out with other couples.

Business/Finance / Israel / News Briefs / SciTech

Microsoft, Israel To Sign Strategic Partnership

By Malkah Fleisher

Just ten days after the launch of Windows 8, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer arrived in Jerusalem to discuss a memorandum of understanding between his company and Israel’s Finance Ministry to form a strategic partnership to develop and promote technology.

IDF & Security / US / News Briefs

Israeli Company Featured at World's Largest Military Expo

By Malkah Fleisher

One of the world’s largest land warfare expos featured Israeli company Al-Sorag from Moshav Emunin this year as one of the participants, being handpicked by the AUSA (Association of the United States Army).

News Briefs

Better Place Replaces CEO Founder Shai Agassi

By Jewish Press News Desk

The board of Better Place, the Israeli/global electric car company, has removed its founder Shai Agassi as CEO of the global company, and replaced him with Evan Thornley, who was the CEO of Better Place Australia. Agassi will continue on as a board member and shareholder. Better Place has accumulated costs of $490 million dollars […]

US / Police and Crime / News Briefs

Minneapolis Israeli Businessman Interviewed about his Success Hours before his Murder

By Tibbi Singer

For two hours, last Thursday morning, Israeli entrepreneur Reuven Rahamim spoke in overflowing excitement about the success of his company, Accent Signage Systems, to journalist, Todd Nelson, a freelance writer for the Minneapolis Star Tribune.

Israel

Son of PM Yitzhak Shamir Enters Politics

By Malkah Fleisher

Yair Shamir, son of former prime minister Yitzhak Shamir, will be entering the political arena under the banner of the Yisrael Beytenu party.

Goldstein on Gelt

How to Avoid Being the Next Ponzi Scheme Victim

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

Sadly, as stated above, ZeekRewards is not a one-off story. Apart from desperation to make more money, another possible reason people fall for these schemes is that the scammers may have gotten smarter. However, there are three basic measures that you could follow to protect yourself from falling victim in a financial scheme.

Israel / Global / News Briefs

Israeli Companies Just Can't Make It in the Japanese Market

By Jacob Edelist

Israel and Japan are celebrating sixty years of diplomatic relations, and so, a week ago, the Israel-Japan Chamber of Commerce marked the occasion with a festive event. But the current commercial ties between the two countries gives less cause for celebration. Israeli businesses find it difficult to understand the Japanese market and Japanese companies are not in a hurry to reach Israel.

News Briefs

Chabad Buys Manhattan Building for $42 Million

By JTA

Chabad said it had been renting the 12-story, 60,000-sq.-ft. building at 509 Fifth Avenue for the past 16 years, before it bought it on Thursday. The building has a synagogue, offers programs and oversees the activities of seven Chabad centers in Manhattan. It also includes a vacant space. “We are extraordinarily grateful to God for […]

Israel / News Briefs / Media

Israel's Medical Association: 'Reality Shows Worse than Experiments On Human Beings'

By Tibbi Singer

If we would examine several reality shows in the context of human experiments, it’s doubtful if it were permitted under the Helsinki Declaration."

News Briefs

Estonian gas company apologizes for using Auschwitz in ad

By JTA

An Estonian gas company apologized for using a photo of Auschwitz in its advertising.

Global / News Briefs

Samsung to Pay Apple More Than $1 Billion Dollars

By Jewish Press News Desk

A US Jury found Samsung guilty of patent infringment of key features of Apple's iPhone and iPad. The jury awarded Apple over $1 Billion dollars for damages ($1,049,393,540 to be exact). While in the issue of Samsung's claims against Apple, Samsung was awarded nothing.

Felafel on Rye

T’shuva Makes the World Go Round

By Tzvi Fishman

The Gemara teaches that t’shuva existed before the world was created. In a similar vein, Rabbi Kook writes that the spirit of t’shuva hovers over the world and gives it its basic form and the motivation to develop. It is t’shuva which gives the world its direction and its inner energy to constantly progress. The desire to refine the world and to embellish it with beauty and splendor all derive from the spirit of t’shuva.

US / News Briefs

Jury Throws Book at Muslim Hotel Owner for Throwing Jewish Guests Out of her Pool

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The jury found for the plaintiffs on multiple acts of intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligence, malice, fraud and oppression, and violations of the California Civil Rights Act.

News Briefs

Rabbis Protest Mobile App of the ‘Protocols’

By JTA

A European rabbinical group is protesting a mobile app of the notorious anti-Semitic text "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion." Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt, president of the Brussels-based Conference of European Rabbis, said in a statement Tuesday that he would contact Apple to urge that the company remove the app. JTA's calls to Apple were […]

Goldstein on Gelt

Why Your Best 20th Birthday Present is a Pension

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

You’re never too young to start planning for retirement.

J.E. Dyer

Overregulation: The Problem We Can’t Outproduce

By J. E. Dyer

Prosperity has met its match. Regulation will kill prosperity by stealth unless we the people wake up to what’s going on. We are wildly, insanely overregulated today, and if we don’t attack the idea of the regulatory state on those terms – on the premise that regulation itself is mostly a bad thing, and we need far less of it than we have – then we will never recover.

News Briefs

Amsterdam Tram Employees Deny Making Fun of Anne Frank

By JTA

Two employees of an Amsterdam tram company are denying making anti-Semitic comments about Anne Frank as their vehicle approached her former house. An unidentified member of the Amsterdam Jewish community reported hearing the conductor of Line 17 say on Monday as the tram neared the Anne Frank House, “The Jews have to make a living […]

News Briefs

El Al Dithers on Honoring Cheap Fares

By JTA

An El Al spokesperson said the airline had not decided whether or not to honor round-trip tickets to Israel that were offered erroneously for prices as low as $330. On Wednesday afternoon, the airline issued the following statement via Twitter: "Thanks for your patience. Details/decisions re incorrect fares that were briefly sold on Monday are […]

News Briefs

Hearing on Motion to Dismiss Set in Hebrew National Class-Action Suit

By JTA

A hearing on a motion to dismiss a consumer fraud case against the company that produces Hebrew National products has been scheduled for Nov. 30 in a federal court. The hearing will be held at the U.S. District Court in Minneapolis. ConAgra Foods Inc., which owns the Hebrew National brand, on July 26 filed the […]

News & Views

Israeli Company Hopes To Revolutionize Treatment Of Diabetes

By Elliot Resnick

An insulin pill. That’s what Oramed Pharmaceuticals, a small Israeli-based company, hopes to offer millions of diabetics by 2016. “Oral insulin does not exist in the world today, but we are the furthest advanced in getting it into the market,” said Nadav Kidron, CEO of Oramed. “We are just about to start a Phase 2 trial in the United States, which is big news.”

Goldstein on Gelt

Three Reasons To Buy Dividend-Paying Stocks

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

Have you thought about investing in dividend-paying stocks? As the name suggests, these are stocks that pay out a certain percentage of the company’s earnings as a dividend periodically (usually quarterly) to the investor. Recently, dividend-paying stocks have received a good press in publications such as The Wall Street Journal. Have you considered why dividend-paying stocks might be good for you?

Sultan Knish

When Governments Elect Another People

By Daniel Greenfield

Demographics is destiny. The left is reshaping countries to match its demographic targets. It is turning nations into one great gerrymandered district composed of populations that are more likely to support it. It is doing this using immigration, economics, social policy and every tool at its disposal. And if conservatives don't start understanding the demographic game of thrones, then they will lose the war.

NY / News Briefs

Video: Anti-Semitic Elmo Ejected from Central Park

By JTA

A man in an Elmo costume was ejected from Central Park and hospitalized after going on an anti-Semitic rant in the middle of the New York landmark. While the man’s name was not released because he was not arrested. Police said that Monday's incident was not the first time he had been dressed as the […]

Jewish / US / News Briefs

Suit Charges Hebrew National Products Not Kosher

By Jacob Edelist

Class action lawsuit against Hebrew National alleges the company is misrepresenting its own kashrut standards “as defined by the most stringent Jews who follow Orthodox Jewish Law."

Features On The Jewish World

On Rye Please, Hold The Stereotypes

By Erica Lyons

In an effort to procrastinate, I occasionally like to bounce some ideas around. As I work from home with only my two cats for company, this often means waiting until my children return home from school.

Israel / News Briefs

Technion Sues Microsoft for $6.5 Mil. over Intellectual Property

By Jacob Edelist

The Technion is going up against the technology giant, citing illegal uses of technology developed by its staff, charging: "For years, Microsoft has taken aggressive enforcement steps against anyone who held software belonging to Microsoft without legal permits, regardless of from whom and when it was purchased, their geographic location and whether they were poor or rich."

News Briefs / Electronics Today

The Face That Launched A Thousand Apps: Yours

By Malkah Fleisher

Israeli startup Umoove will soon offer a gesture-recognition technology for mobile devices that will control and steer devices by reading gentle facial and head movements, according to a report by NoCamels.

Israel / US

Israeli Startup Helping Americans Find Jobs

By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency

Utilizing social networking as its base, Jobsminer.com is the only job search engine that aggregates jobs in real time from social networks including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus, and more.

US / Politics / News Briefs

Jewish Senator Wannabe in FBI Probe over Campaign Donations

By Jacob Edelist

Republican U.S. Senate candidate Josh Mandel is returning $105,000 in campaign contributions, as the FBI is investigating possible campaign finance violations. The donations raised suspicions because they were made by individuals who never before had made campaign donations, and whose income didn't appear high enough to enable them to be this generous.

Business/Finance / NY / News Briefs / Kosher Food News

Abeles and Heymann Merges with Israeli Company Yehiam

By Shalom Bear

US Glatt kosher deli manufacturer Abeles and Heyman merged with Israeli company Yehiam to help both expand their reach in the US market.

On Campus / Education

With El Al on Campus, Israel Soars

By Molly Cornfield, Israel Campus Beat

Imagine a different kind of Israel program. One that features a wide range of Israeli citizens sharing their own stories about Israel. And all of them work for the country's national airline.

Business/Finance / Israel

Israeli Company Walks Away from Egyptian Gas Holdings, Owner Sells Yacht

By Jacob Edelist

Ampal-American Israel Corp decided to write off its entire 12.5 per cent investment in East Mediterranean Gas, the company that sold Egyptian natural gas to Israel before Egypt called off the exports. Ampal is controlled by Israeli tycoon Yossi Maiman, who put his yacht up for sale this week, as a belt tightening measure.

Israel / News Briefs / Health and Living / SciTech

Revolutionary Israeli Co Signs $8 Million Packaging Deal with Pepsi

By Malkah Fleisher

Oplon Pure Science, a Rehovot-based developer of anti-bacterial polymer sheets for packaging, has signed an $8 million contract with the Pepsi Corporation to supply packaging solutions for their products, according to No Camels. The revolutionary Oplon packaging aims to protect foods from the colonization of microbes without the use of chemical preservatives or anti-biotics.  The […]

News Briefs

Jewish-Egyptian Businessman Suing Coca-Cola for Using his Family's Confiscated Property

By JTA

Jewish Canadian-Egyptian businessman Raphael Bigio is seeking a full U.S. appeals court to rehear his lawsuit against Coca-Cola for using his family’s property in Egypt. Bigio and his family filed the brief Wednesday in the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in New York. He is suing the Coca-Cola Company headquartered in the United States for […]

News Briefs

Google Sued for Peppering Search Engine with 'Jew's

By Jewish Press News Desk

Several French anti-racist organizations are suing Google for allegedly pushing "unsolicited and systematic associations between famous people and their Jewishness" – real or presumed – through the indispensable feature, the auto-complete function Since 2008, the Google search engine has been anticipating what users are about to type next in the search box, offering its "Suggest" […]

News Briefs / SciTech

Apple To Start Massive Israel Hiring Push

By Jewish Press Staff

In the next few weeks, Apple’s new Israeli research and development center will launch a major hiring campaign.

Israel

Investigation: Non-Kosher Meat Served at President's Independence Day Event

By Tibbi Singer

A major faux pas involving non-kosher hen's meat is rocking the Presidential Residence in Jerusalem. According to Ma'ariv, the event's caterer purchase a large quantity of meat on Thursday morning to replace meat that had been spoiled. The new meat came from a non-kosher butcher shop in the Arab village of Abu Gosh, which stays open on Shabbat and sells sea food.

News Briefs

Court: Non-Jew May Sue for Anti-Semitic Slurs

By JTA

A New Jersey appeals court has ruled that a man can sue for enduring anti-Semitic slurs from former employers despite not being Jewish. Myron Cowher, a former truck driver for Carson & Roberts Site Constructions & Engineering Inc., sued the company and former supervisors after allegedly enduring anti-Semitic comments for more than a year. His […]

Middle East / Levant / News Briefs

Egyptian Team Must Wear 'Zionist' Uniform or Play in their Skivvies

By Tibbi Singer

This is too funny not to be true. Egypt's national soccer team is "forced" to break the Arab Youth and Sports Ministers’ decision to boycott Adidas, after the sportswear company sponsored the Jerusalem marathon… because the national team do not have an alternative kit to wear. "We have no choice but to wear Adidas in the UAE camp as we don’t have any other outfits," said the team's Executive Director.

Israel / Global / News Briefs

With JP Morgan Purchase, Conduit Becomes Israel’s First Billion Dollar Internet Company

By Tibbi Singer

JP Morgan acquired a $100 million stake in Conduit from investor Yozma fund at a $1.4 billion valuation. Conduit’s cash cow is its toolbar, which the company says has been used by more than 200,000 sites, including MLB.com and Miniclip, to reach 250 million users.

News & Views / SciTech

Israeli Med Tech Company Acquired for $300 Million

By Malkah Fleisher

US medical device company Covidien has acquired Israeli respiratory systems maker superDimension for approximately $300 million, winning a bidding war to purchase the company for its bronchial tube endoscopes which reduce the invasiveness of surgery.

Teens and Twenties

Coffee and Me

By Yocheved Michelson

I love coffee, but I cannot drink it. This has been the case since my doctor issued the verdict last month - no coffee and no milk. I was quite disappointed to hear that as I love coffee, but I was determined to follow expert medical advice. That conviction, however, did not last more than one week into a new semester with a full course load.

News Briefs

NDS Bought by Cisco for $5 Billion

By Jewish Press News Desk

Cisco Systems, Inc. an American multinational corporation headquartered in San Jose, California, specializing in design, manufacturing, and sales of networking equipment, is purchasing NDS, developer of software solutions for multi-channel television providers which is jointly owned by European private equity firm Permira, and Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., for $ 5 billion. NDS was founded in […]

Jewish / NY

Modern-Day Miracle? Williamsburg Anti-Religion Billboard Doesn't Hang on Purim

By Solomon Burke

David Silverman, president of American Atheists, responds angrily: “The Jews have stopped the billboard. It’s really ugly bigotry. As a former Jew, it’s repugnant to see Jews act like this.”

News Briefs

Desalination Will Allow Israel to Replenish All of its Fresh Water Reservoirs

By Jewish Press Staff

According to data provided by Israel's national water company, 75% of Israeli households will be using desalinated water by 2013

Lessons In Emunah

My Packrat Friend

By Hanna Geshelin

My friend Mrs. Rosen (not her real name) asked me to share her story. A widow for several years, she recently moved back to the community where she grew up so that she could help her elderly parents.

News Briefs

Israeli Company Develops New Riot Control Vehicle

By Jewish Press Staff

The vehicle can operate while under attack from molotov cocktails.

Serials

Getzlight – Chapter IV

By Ruchama Feuerman

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