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Year: 2014

US / News Briefs / On Campus / Education / Judaism

Kippa Scores Goal in Big Ten Hoop Games

By JTA

Aaron Liberman of Northwestern checked in for the final minute of action against Michigan in the Wildcats’ 74-51 men’s basketball loss in Ann Arbor on Sunday and.in the process, the red-shirt freshman made history twice: According to the Big Ten News Network, Liberman was the first player to wear a yarmulke in Big Ten Conference […]

Teens and Twenties

S.O.S.

By Chayala Nachum

The voyage is going peacefully A salty tang in the air, But when the storm decides to strike The sailors are unprepared.

Midrash Stories

The Treasure

By Rabbi Sholom Klass

In the city of Antioch there lived a man of remarkable generosity by the name of Aba Yehudah. He was a man who gave to all, whenever there was a need. Rabi Yehoshua and several other rabbanim arrived in the city one day on an urgent mission to collect money for the unfortunate needy. They knew that Aba Yehudah always gave a generous contribution so they looked forward to seeing him.

Potpourri

Face-Less

By Penina Scheiner

My first cell phone was given to me by a son who doesn’t live near us. He was tired of trying to reach me on our landline. He felt it was wrong for me not to be able to be accessible to my family, and I must admit that he was right.

Potpourri

Travel With Alternative Vehicles

By Sandy Eller

Talk to people who own hybrid cars and they will happily gloat about how infrequently they fill up their tank or how many miles they get to the gallon. Chat with owners of electric cars and they will wax enthusiastically about how often they go to the gas station. Just so you know: they don’t. Ever.

Arts

Explore The Sacred

By Menachem Wecker

The exhibit, according to a statement from guest curator Michele Waalkes which is posted on the museum website, “examines how faith can inform and inspire artists in their work, whether their work is symbolic, pictorial, or textual in nature. It further explores how present-day artwork can lead audiences to ponder God, religious themes, venerated traditions, or spiritual insights.”

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

The Joy Of VENTalation

By Cheryl Kupfer

Outside is a winter-white wonderland replete with dazzling trees, wires, and sidewalks seemingly wrapped in glittery silver foil. It’s quite lovely to look at, which is about all I can do since I’m stuck indoors. Icicle-laden tree branches are bent and hunch-backed by the frozen heaviness of their popsicle-like burden, and the voices squawking from the battery-operated transistor radio I am listening to are warning people not to go out since walkways and roads are extremely slippery, and there is real danger from falling trees.

Marriage and Relationships

At A Loss For Weight

By Dr. Yael Respler

My experiences with weight loss programs have made me see that the focus is all on the wrong aspect of "fat".

Parenting Our Children

Parental Disconnect

By Yehudit Levinson

This particular article has been on my computer for quite some time now – incomplete. What compelled me to complete it was my son's 19th birthday. Born of my first marriage and raised solely by my husband and me for the past seventeen-plus years, my son has only a few memories of time spent with his biological father. My children have made me acutely aware of Parental Disconnect issues. I hope that sharing my thoughts on it will help save others from the pain and confusion we have had to work through.

Parenting Our Children

Adults And ADHD

By Rifka Schonfeld

Dr. Brian Doyle, in his book, Understanding and Treating Adults with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, explains that “When we examine the lives of adults who struggle and fail, repeatedly, sometimes we find symptom patterns like those of children with ADHD…Once they have a proper diagnosis and full treatment, adults with ADHD can change their lives profoundly.”

Terrorism / IDF & Security / US / Government / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Settlements

PA Media Lie Turns Jewish Victims into Attackers

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The Palestinian Authority propaganda machine is one of Abbas biggest weapons, and Israel has no antidote that would act as a parallel to an Iron Dome anti-propaganda missile.

News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Jerusalem

Status of Jerusalem Sticking Point in Talks, Says PA Source

By Jewish Press News Desk

The status of Jerusalem is one of the biggest points of dissension in  U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry’s “framework” that he failed to publicize before returning to Washington on Monday, according to an official in the Palestinian Authority. “Negotiators for the PA disagreed with several of Kerry’s suggestions in the negotiations with Israel, especially […]

Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords

Hamas Offers Olive Branch for Unity with Abbas’s Fatah Movement

By Jewish Press News Desk

The shaggy dog story of attempted unity between the rival Hamas terrorist organization and its rival Fatah, headed by Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas, took another turn towards an agreement Monday with Hamas’s offer offering to free Fatah prisoners and allow the return of Fatah legislators to their homes. Fatah staged a coup in 2007 […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Germany

New Year’s Revelers Urinate on Holocaust Memorial in Berlin

By JTA

New Year’s revelers shot fireworks and urinated in Germany’s Holocaust memorial in Berlin. Reacting to a disgusting and shocking video that also explicitly showed a man urinating amid young party-goers celebrating among the 2711 stone slabs at the memorial last week, spokesperson Jenifer Stolz told JTA that “we are all quite appalled. But it is […]

Life in Israel

Quote of the Day

By Rafi Goldmeier

Minister of the Interior Gideon Saar.

Elder of Ziyon

Hamas May Be Kicked Out of Cairo

By Elder of Ziyon

Egypt is not going to tolerate Hamas' presence.

Op-Eds

Hebron Will Not Miss Sharon

By David Wilder

Ariel Sharon. He had many positions, and many titles. I will remember him as a monster.

Op-Eds

Jews Killed Nobody

By Gil Solomon

Under Roman law, calls for a messianic monarchy within the Republic would have been a treasonable offense.

Israel / Middle East / Levant / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

Dutch Soccer Team Ditches Israeli Player for Abu Dhabi Match

By JTA

A Dutch soccer team is facing criticism for playing in Abu Dhabi after agreeing to the emirate’s demand not to let in the team’s Israeli defender. Two Dutch politicians and several media criticized the soccer team Vitesse from Arnhem over the weekend for agreeing to play in Abu Dhabi despite the refusal Saturday to let […]

Op-Eds

Peace is Not a Product, and Another Story…

By Yonatan Gordon

God transforms the spiritual into the physical, and Jews transform the physical into the spiritual.

Germany

Merkel Bed-Bound by Ski Accident

By Jewish Press News Desk

German Chancellor Angela Merkel will be running her country from bed doe three weeks because of an injured pelvis she suffered during a Christmas vacation ski vacation. "While cross-country skiing during her Christmas vacation, the chancellor suffered from a serious contusion in connection with a so-called infraction, an incomplete fracture of her left backward pelvis. […]

Terrorism / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs / Settlements

Arabs Violently Attack Jewish Shepherds South of Hebron

By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency

A gang of Arabs and anarchists attacked Jewish shepherds, leaving them with severe head and face injuries.

Global / Antisemitism / News Briefs

Judge: 'Let's Burn the Jew' not Racism, Even if you Burn a Jew

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Grabbing a Jewish girl, flicking a lighter next to her hair and saying "let's burn the Jew" is apparently not a racially motivated act in Winnipeg.

Israel / Jewish / US / News Briefs / On Campus / Education

(Even More of) 2013's Bright Pro-Israel Lights on US Campuses

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

So many of 2013's pro-Israel bright lights on U.S. campuses were the result of a single strong individual refusing to allow anti-Israel forces to get away with what they have for far too long on far too many campuses.

US / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords

Kerry to Remain in Israel for Additional 'Peace Talks' Meetings

By JTA

U.S. Secretary of State Kohn Kerry reportedly will remain in Israel in order to hold additional talks leading to an Israeli –Palestinian peace treaty. Kerry, who arrived in Israel on Thursday, flew to Saudi Arabia on Sunday morning in order to report to Arab leaders on the negotiations. He told reporters in Israel as he […]

Terrorism / Global / Government / News Briefs

Israel Denies It Assassinated AMIA Bombers

By JTA

Israel denied a claim by one of its former ambassadors to Argentina that Israel has killed most of the people responsible for the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community building in Buenos Aires. “The vast majority of the guilty parties are in another world, and this is something we did,” Yitzhak Aviran said in an […]

Politics / News Briefs / Europe / Religion

Pope to Visit Israel in May

By JTA

Pope Francis will visit Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian Authority in May. The pontiff made the formal announcement of his long-anticipated trip from his Vatican window before a crowd who had gathered in St. Peter’s Square on a rainy Sunday. “In the climate of joy, typical of this Christmas season, I wish to announce that […]

Op-Eds

Where Is Turkey Going?

By Veli Sirin

The unraveling of relations between Erdoğan and Gülen overshadow the corruption scandal.

Shiloh Musings

Why Are We Still Waiting for Ariel Sharon to Die?

By Batya Medad

The doctors were certain that he'd soon be dead eight years ago.

Daughters of Zion

Israel Should Not Be Negotiating with Mahmoud Abbas

By Rachel Avraham

Mahmoud Abbas tortured prisoners in PA custody and oppressed critical bloggers and journalists.

Op-Eds

'Don't Confuse Me with the Facts': Israel and International Law

By Leslie-Ann Stoffel

A brief history of Israel’s legal right to the land under international law.

Terrorism / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs / Settlements

'Observer' Vehicle Used as Cover in Hebron Stone Throwing

By Jewish Press News Desk

First ambulances, and now TIPH. PA Arabs have no problem using humanitarian vehicles for terror attacks.

Op-Eds

Assessing Secretary Kerry’s Proposal

By Yoram Ettinger

Check out his recent track record...

Antisemitism / News Briefs / France

Police Investigate False Bomb Threat against Antisemitic Funnyman

By JTA

French comedian Diedonne M’bala M’bala complained to police about threats to blow up the theater in which he performs. The bomb threat was made Thursday against the Main D’Or theater, which Dieudonne operates, in Paris’ 11th arrondissement, according to MetroNews.fr. Police rushed to the scene but found no explosives. Performances by Dieudonne, a professed anti-Semite […]

Jewish / US / News Briefs

Facebook’s Zuckerberg Makes Largest 2013 US Donation

By JTA

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife are responsible for the largest on-record charitable donation in the United States in 2013. For the second straight year, Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, gave away 18 million Facebook shares — a gift worth more than $970 million — to the Silicon Valley Community Foundation in December, […]

US / News Briefs

Jennifer Gorovitz Resigns as San Francisco Federation Chief

By JTA

Jennifer Gorovitz resigned as CEO of the Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco. Gorovitz, the first woman to lead a major American Jewish federation, will step down from her post on March 31, according to a Friday news release. In a letter dated Jan. 3, Gorovitz said that after 10 “phenomenal” years with the federation, […]

Parsha

‘From A Friend’

By Rabbi Dani Staum

That was G-d's original request, that Moshe "please" speak to the people and request that they borrow and share with their own friends - their fellow Jews, and demonstrate fraternity and devotion.

Op-Eds

Between Barack & a Hard Place

By Leslie-Ann Stoffel

Jews are specifically targeted for pogroms and genocide.

Ear to the Ground

Tekhelet: a Choice or an Imperative?

By Varda Meyers Epstein

While tekhelet is a biblical commandment, it’s one full of "buts" that bring me up short.

Shiloh Musings

Arabs Partners against Obama-Kerry 'Land Swap' Idea

By Batya Medad

”This is a bizarre proposal which relates to Arab citizens as chess pieces."

US / News Briefs / Anti-Israel NGOs

‘Troycott’ Facebook Campaign Outvotes ASA Boycott through Education and Dialogue

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

A new Facebook campaign by McGill University American History professor Gil Troy, called “Troycott,” has garnered more than 1,100 “likes” in three days, topping the 827 votes of American Studies Association (ASA) members for a boycott of Israel. Troy, who is also an iEngage Project Fellow with the Shalom Hartman Institute, told JNS.org that he […]

News Briefs

Family of Kidnapped Warren Weinstein Calls for Proof He Is Alive

By JTA

The family of captive U.S. government contractor Warren Weinstein called for ”date-specific confirmation” that he is still alive. In a statement released Thursday, the Weinstein family said a video distributed last week by al-Qaida in Pakistan does not prove that Weinstein is alive because there is no indication of when it was made. Weinstein, 72, […]

IDF & Security / News Briefs / Settlements

Ketzaleh: I Hate What Sharon Did but He Saved My Life; I Love Him

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Ariel Sharon saved the life of Yaakov "Katzelah" Katz in the Yom Kippur War but destroyed the lives of thousands of Jews in Gush Katif

Israel / Hamas / News Briefs

Air Force Bombs Terror Sites in Gaza

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Israeli Air Force late Thursday night aircraft targeted a terror infrastructure site in central Gaza and three concealed rocket launchers in the northern Gaza area. Earlier in the evening, terrorists from Hamas-controlled Gaza fired a Kassam rocket that exploded near a residential area in the Western Negev but without causing injuries or damage. It […]

Op-Eds / Features On The Jewish World

A Weekend with Nefesh

By Naomi Klass Mauer

Shabbos at a Nefesh weekend is an experience all on its own.

Op-Eds

Why These Negotiations Will Always Fail

By Alan Bauer

Israelis negotiate like Americans and Europeans. Palestinians work in a different way.

Op-Eds

Lawlessness in the Land

By Leslie-Ann Stoffel

The US wants a state more than the Palestinian’s do.

Terrorism / Israel / Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Islamists

Bat Yam Bus Bombers Captured

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The Islamic Jihad terrorist moment has infiltrated into the heart of Israel and was involved in last month’s Bat Yam bus bombing near Tel Aviv.

US / Hamas / News Briefs / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords

Hamas Welcomes Kerry with Rocket Attack on Israel

By Jewish Press News Desk

Kerry is manipulating peace talks as if Hamas does not exist, but one day, he will have to come terms with reality.

Israel / US / News Briefs / Anti-Israel NGOs / On Campus / Education

Academic Group Hosts BDS, Bars Pro-Israel Groups at Panel on Israel

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The Modern Language Association does not want to listen to pro-Israel language at a discussion on academic boycotts.

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Sports / Holocaust

Nazi-Era Soccer Program with Swastika Up for Auction

By Jewish Press News Desk

Nazi lovers and sports fans now have chance to add a Nazi-era soccer poster, complete with a swastika, to their collections. A Nazi-era poster of soccer game between Ireland and Germany, represented by a picture of a swastika, is going on sale at an auction in Dublin.The poster is expected to bring in up to […]

Israel / News Briefs

Bennett Recalls Sharon’s Sins but Says Remember His Good Deeds

By Jewish Press News Desk

Naftali Bennett, chairman  of the Jewish Home party, wrote on his Facebook page that former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, barely hanging on to his life, did some awful things and then  turned around and said he should be remembered for his good deed. “There certainly are many people, including myself, who are very angry at […]

The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

The Techelet Revolution, Bringing Blue Back to the Jews

By Moshe Herman

Yishai broadcasts from the Menachem Begin Center in Jerusalem where he recently attended the Techelet Conference. He talks with experts and scholars regarding the blue dye and the controversy it has caused in the Jewish world.

Halacha & Hashkafa

Borrowed Car

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

"Boruch's vort [engagement celebration] is tonight," Chaim said to his friend, Yoni. "How are you getting there?" "I'm not sure," said Yoni. "I'm looking for a ride with someone. Any chance you're driving?"

News Briefs / Jerusalem / Israeli Arabs

Jerusalem Arabs Hurl Firebomb at Jewish Neighborhood Guard Post

By Jewish Press News Desk

Jerusalem Arabs hurled a firebomb at a “pillbox” guard tower at the Jewish neighborhood of Ma'aleh HaZeitim (Ras al Amud) guardhouse Thursday afternoon. No one was injured, but the guard tower was damaged. Firefighting crews put out the fire. Rock-throwing ambushes are common in the neighborhood, which is under the sovereignty of Israel but where […]

Ask the Rabbi

Q & A: Shabbat Shuttle? (Part II)

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Question: Is it permitted on the Sabbath or holidays to take a shuttle to synagogue? My neighborhood shuttle runs from 9-5 daily, is driven by a gentile, has a designated stop schedule, and is free of charge.

News Briefs / Saudi Arabia

Saudi Court Orders Lashes for Man for Posting Insults on Twitter

By Jewish Press News Desk

A court in Saudi Arabia has sentenced a man to three months in jail, 800 lashes and slapped him with a $2,666 fine for using Twitter and Facebook to falsely accuse a Kuwaiti singer from the United Arab Emirates of immoral behavior. He also posted photos of the singer. Arab News reported, “Many have welcomed […]

Halacha & Hashkafa

I’m Never Wrong

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

The Egyptians lived through the most powerful manifestation of Hashem’s might. For months, they were afflicted while Hashem “played with” Mitzrayim. Two points were made clear: Hashem is the Master of Creation, and Moshe was the messenger of Hashem. Everything Moshe said would happen, happened – with precision and exactness.

Halacha & Hashkafa

Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass and Rabbi Gershon Tannenbaum

The New And The Old “The Kohen Gadol, Due To Fatigue…” (Yoma 56b)

Terrorism / IDF & Security / Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority

IDF Shoots Gaza Man Who Refused to Stop at Security Fence

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israeli soldiers shot and seriously wounded a Gaza Arab Thursday evening when he and others approached the security fence and refuse several requests to step back. The Bethlehem-based Ma'an News Agency reported that “the man was shot near a cemetery,” which is a new version of propaganda that usually describes people at the fence as […]

Lessons In Emunah

What’s In A Name?

By dvora

Parents possess divine inspiration (ruach haKodesh) when naming their children. In instances wherein a child is named after a departed loved one, we take great care in our choice – in the belief that the best character traits of the person we are honoring will be reflected in our precious progeny’s actions.

Parsha

What Is Darkness?

By Rabbi Raphael Fuchs

There is a question as to whether darkness is its literal meaning, or if it is simply the absence of light. The fact that light overcomes darkness is not an indication that darkness is merely a lack of light.

Halacha & Hashkafa

Presents On Shabbat

By Rabbi J. Simcha Cohen

Question: Is it halachically permissible to give presents to a chatan or bar mitzvah boy on Shabbat?

Halacha & Hashkafa

Mitzvah Shopping (Yoma 33a and 57a)

By Raphael Grunfeld

He must be a very important person to get such an important mitzvah, I heard them say, as Mr. Loewenstein, the local assemblyman, stepped up to recite the Torah blessing before the reading of the Ten Commandments. And Mr. Kleppish was too embarrassed to tell his wife that he only got third galilah on Shabbat Rosh Chodesh Chanukah. Meanwhile, in the neighborhood shtiebel, Maftir was sold for $500 and petichah for $20.

News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Europe

Czech Police Find Weapons at PA Home where Blast Killed Official

By Jewish Press News Desk

Czech police found weapons at the Palestinian Authority mission in Prague where the PA ambassador was killed Wednesday after a safe he was handling exploded. Police confirmed that “some weapons” were found but did not reveal any details on their type or number. So far, the explosion has been written off as an accident that […]

Terrorism / News Briefs / Lebanon

Update: Car Bomb Kills Seven in Hezbollah District in Beirut

By Jewish Press News Desk

A car bomb killed at least seven people and wounded 20 others in a Hezbollah stronghold in Beirut Thursday afternoon, the Beirut Daily Star reported. The site of the blast was only 150 feet from the offices where Hezbollah officials hold regular meetings Hezbollah is continuing to get a taste of its medicine as Lebanese […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / France

French Police Search for Merah Fan over Quenelle Photos

By JTA

French police are searching for an unidentified man who performed an anti-Semitic gesture at three locales connected to the murder of Jews. A photo of the suspect surfaced last week online in which he performed the quenelle, a quasi-Nazi salute, in front of the Toulouse school where the Muslim extremist Mohammed Merah murdered four Jews […]

US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Jerusalem / Settlements

Kerry Lands in Israel, Heads for 2-Hour Meeting with Netanyahu

By Jewish Press News Desk

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry landed at Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport around 3 p.m. Thursday, bringing with him the usual traffic headache for motorists who are kept away from the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem highway while  his cavalcade takes him for a meeting with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu. Kerry is scheduled to meet with Palestinian Authority […]

IDF & Security / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords

PA Times Charges of Israeli ‘Torture’ of Children with Kerry’s Visit

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The Palestinian Authority opened up the propaganda taps Wednesday with charges that Israel and the “occupation forces” are “torturing” Arab children. The allegations were reported several hours before U.S. Secretary of State John Kelley landed in Israel. He previously has incited Arab violence by warning Israel that if it does not do as he says, […]

Rebbetzin's Viewpoint

Just One Voice

By Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

When our ancestor Yosef found himself alone and abandoned in Egypt, the image of his father that kept him anchored.

Louis Rene Beres

Presidential Expectations and Mideast Peace

By Louis Rene Beres

President Obama’s core argument is still founded on incorrect assumptions.

Moshe Feiglin

Israel’s Right: the Light’s on, But Nobody’s Home

By Moshe Feiglin

Not only are social values deconstructing at an accelerated rate, but we are also experiencing territorial deconstruction.

IDF & Security / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority

Palestinian Authority Claims IDF Tear Gas Killed Elderly Man

By Jewish Press News Desk

Foreign media are reporting without question another Palestinian Authority story of a death of an elderly man – instead of the usual pregnant woman, toddler or mentally disturbed person – at the hands of the IDF, which was operating in the area of Kalkilya, located between western Samaria communities and the metropolitan Tel Aviv city […]

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Education: the Key to Success

By Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks z"l

Moses did not speak about today or tomorrow. He spoke about the distant future.

Op-Eds

ASA’s Tiresome Selective Indignation

By Richard L. Cravatts

The ASA has obviously overlooked the pathology of Palestinian society.

IDF & Security / US / News Briefs

Israel to Name Arrow Missile Base after Sen. Inouye

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israel will honor the late Senator Daniel Inouye, who was one of Congress’ most stalwart pro-Israel legislators, by naming an Arrow missile after him, the first time the honor will have been expressed for someone who is not an Israeli. Irene Inouye, wife of the senator, is scheduled to attend the January 14 cemetery at […]

Middle East / Levant / US / Politics / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Media / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords

Look How Social Abbas is on Social Media

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

As secretary of state Kerry arrives in Israel to twist the arms of the parties into a "peace" agreement, the Palestinian Arabs make clear their goals and methodology

Israel / News Briefs

Ariel Sharon near Death, Israeli Media Report

By Jewish Press News Desk

Former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has only four days to live, Israeli media reported quoted doctors as saying Wednesday night after his condition deteriorated following kidney failure, which can cause his entire system to fail. The Walla! Hebrew-language news site stated that a doctor at Tel HaShomer Medical Center said, “He can be kept alive […]

US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Settlements

Netanyahu to Wait for Kerry to Leave before Declaring New Housing

By Jewish Press News Desk

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu will be more polite in announcing new housing for Jews in Judea and Samaria this time around and will wait until U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is out of town before stating the plans, Army Radio reported Wednesday. Almost every time an American official visits Israel and wins concessions for […]

IDF & Security / US / News Briefs

Motorola to Supply IDF Soldiers with Rugged Smartphones

By Jewish Press News Desk

A rugged soldier needs a rugged smartphone in today’s high-tech warfare, and the Defense Ministry is buying from Motorola $100 million of next generation smartphones for its troops. American aid will finance half of the project, with the first military unit to have them in the battlefield within two years. The ministry said Motorola has […]

US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority

Palestinian Authority Says US to Increase Aid to $440

By Jewish Press News Desk

The United States will increase its aid to the Palestinian Authority by $14 million in 2014, bringing the American contributions to Mahmoud Abbas’ regime to $440 million, according to Maen Rashid Areikat, the PA’s chief representative in Washington. He added that the funds will be funneled through United States Agency for International Development (USAID) except […]

Op-Eds

Hamas Closes 2013 with a Whimper

By Ben Cohen

Even if Egyptian pressure lead to the collapse of Hamas, Gaza’s problems are unlikely to be solved overnight.

Op-Eds

The Torah Never Intended a Get to Be a Weapon

By Batya Israel

Can you imagine being deprived for years of conjugal relations, intimacy, and a home life?

Op-Eds

Time to Give Day School Parents a Break

By Rabbi Joshua Lookstein

I often hear from parents who struggle to pay their kids’ tuition, while supporting others parents’ children.

The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

Releasing Arab Terrorists and NSA Spying in Israel

By Moshe Herman

Yishai and Malkah talk about Arab terrorist release, French Aliyah, and NSA spying in Israel.

Israel / News Briefs

Ariel Sharon’s Medical Condition Worsens

By Jewish Press News Desk

Former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, in a coma for eight years, is in a deteriorating medical condition and is suffering from kidney problems, doctors reported Wednesday night. They did not state the severity of his health. He has been in a coma since a second stroke on January 4, 2006, although  the Tel HaShomer Medical […]

Turkey

Erdogan Blames Foreigners for Engineering Corruption Probe

By Jewish Press News Desk

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, sounding more and more like Syrian President Bassar al-Assad, has blamed foreigners for supposedly engineering the corruption probe that has rocked his government. He appealed directly to the people with a populist cry to support him against some foreign enemy attacking "the bread on your table, the money in […]

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