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Israel / Jewish / Global / News Briefs

Hillel Argentina, Tel Aviv U. Launch Jewish Entrepreneurship Plan

By JTA

Hillel Argentina and Tel Aviv University are launching an entrepreneurship center and incubator of companies for Jewish entrepreneurs. The companies participating in the program, which will start Tuesday, will have training and accelerator courses in Buenos Aires and Tel Aviv with a focus on entrepreneurship, Jewish business values and Israel-Diaspora ties. Ryan Fain, the Hillel […]

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

French Court Acquits Boycott Activists of Hate Crime

By JTA

A French court has acquitted three activists charged with discrimination and hate crimes for calling for a boycott of Israeli products in 2010, the France 3 television station reported. The activists, Bernard Cholet, Jeanne Rousseau and Yamina Tadjeur, made the calls during a protest at a shopping center in the southern city and were charged […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Islamists / Judaism

Add Brussels to the List of Where Jews Need to Hide. Again.

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The last remaining Jewish school in central Brussels has instructed its students to remove their kippot in the school's neighborhood and wait until they are inside the building to put it back on.

Jewish / Global / Religion

New Super-Size Kitchen for Jews in Uman for Rosh HaShanah

By JTA

Jewish volunteers have finished building a kitchen the size of a basketball court in Uman, Ukraine, where they plan to prepare 105,000 meals to serve an expected 20,000 Jews visiting and praying at the burial site of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. The new kitchen, donated by philanthropist and entrepreneur Steve Bogomilsky of Florida, replaced a […]

News Briefs / Germany / Russia / Holocaust

Russia Giving Up to $1 Million to Auschwitz Conservation Fund

By JTA

Russia will contribute up to $1 million to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Foundation for the conservation and maintenance of the site of the former Nazi concentration camp, the Polskie Radio website reported. A statement issued by the Russian Embassy in Warsaw stated that support for the project is “a common moral duty as it serves the mission […]

Terrorism / Hamas / News Briefs / United Nations (UN)

UN Human Rights Chiefs Ask Hamas to Halt Executions

By Jewish Press News Desk

The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights has urged the Hamas terrorist organization to halt plans for more executions without a fair trial. Navi Pillay added she is concerned over the torture of two men, both in their 20s, who later were sentenced to death and are to be publicly executes two prisoners, both men […]

Europe / Religion / Aliyah / Geulah / Judaism

Holland Hebrew Bookstore Ex-Owners Move to Israel, Close Up Shop

By JTA

One of Western Europe’s largest Hebrew bookstores has closed down in Amsterdam as its former owners prepare to move to Israel. The Samech bookstore has been supplying Hebrew-language books to members of Holland’s Jewish community for nearly 40 years and possessed a stock of 100,000 books, according to the website of the Dutch Israelite Religious […]

US / Global / News Briefs / Islamists / Egypt

Egyptian Army, Trying to Win Civil War in One Day, Kills Hundreds

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Israel’s neighbors love civil war. Lebanon, Syria. Jordan could be next. The Egyptian army learns from Assad’s mistake and tries to win it one day. Morsi supporters’ biggest weapon is the will to die.

Global / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Religion

Milan’s Jews Cut Ties with Muslim Group over Israel Slurs

By JTA

The Milan Jewish community has broken off relations with the Milan Islamic Associations Coordination (CAIM) following verbal attacks on Israel made by the group’s spokesman. A statement from the Jewish community said it had decided to break ties with CAIM, which links more than 30 Muslim groups in the Milan area, after the association’s spokesman […]

News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Europe / Russia

Russian Firm Investing $30 Million in Bethlehem Complex

By Jewish Press News Desk

Russia is strengthening its presence in the Palestinian Authority with a $30 million investment in an office-commercial center in  Bethlehem that will include a gymnasium and music school. The Bethlehem-based Ma'an News Agency reported that the complex will be built next to the Russian Center for Science and Culture.    

Global / Antisemitism / News Briefs

Police Launch Hate Crimes Probe of Toronto Arab Leader

By JTA

Toronto police launched a hate crimes investigation into comments made by an Arab community leader who called for the murder of Israelis. “We have received a complaint with regards to things said at last week’s Al-Quds Day rally, a global and annual event started by the late Iranian cleric Ayatollah Khomeini to press for the […]

US / Government / News Briefs / Europe / United Nations (UN) / Settlements

Bloomberg News: Netanyahu Running Scared from Worldwide Boycott

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Déjà vu. The “peace process’ began in 1991, when the threat of an international boycott forced Yitzchak Shamir to debate Arafat in Madrid. The same threat has Netanyahu running scared, says a columnist.

Jewish / Global / News Briefs

Argentinian Rabbi Wins Big in Midterm Congressional Primary Vote

By JTA

Argentina’s Rabbi Sergio Bergman won the midterm congressional primary elections, his first national test for a seat in the country’s Parliament. Bergman, who currently serves as a Buenos Aires city lawmaker for the center-right PRO Party, was the candidate who received the most votes for the lower house of the National Parliament in Sunday’s poll, […]

Israel / News Briefs / Europe / Sports / Judaism

Israeli Team Fined for not Playing Davis Cup Match on Yom Kippur

By JTA

The Israel Tennis Association has been fined more than $13,000 for refusing to play a Davis Cup match against Belgium on Yom Kippur this year in the world group playoffs, the highest level of Davis Cup play. The Belgian Tennis Association turned down Israel’s request to postpone the game on Sept. 14. The International Tennis […]

Haredim & Hassidim / UK / News Briefs / Europe

British Resort Lost $150,000 in Tourism by Ban on Shabbat Candles

By Jewish Press News Desk

The British coastal resort’s University of Aberystwyth lost $150,000 in tourism income by banning orthodox Jews from lighting candles on Shabbat, a decision that forced them to cancel their annual summer visit to the campus on the Welsh coast, according to sources reported by the Cambrian News. Only 15 families vacationed in Aberystwyth, but not […]

US / Politics / Global / News Briefs / Media

Obama's Friday Press Conf: Threats, Emb. Closures Insignificant

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Most of the questions at the president's first press conference in months focused on Edward Snowden and the U.S./Russia relationship. Very little attention was paid to the ongoing, specific and credible terrorist threats to U.S. interests from al Qaeda.

Government / News Briefs / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Jerusalem / Settlements / European Union

Netanyahu Gambles Again, Refuses to Sign New Agreements with EU

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

If the Prime Minister gets his way and the European Union blinks first, he could be riding high in the saddle again. If Netanyahu blinks first, he'd better run for his life.

Israel / Antisemitism / News Briefs / France / Religion

French Senator Receives Death Threats over Anti-Shechitah Stance

By JTA

A French senator said she will complain to police over death threats she received after proposing special labels for halal and kosher meat. Sylvie Goy-Chavent of the centrist UDI party will lodge a complaint with police over the threats and online “calls for civil war and a call for the Israeli government to attack France,” […]

Israel / News Briefs / United Nations (UN)

Israel’s Foreign Ministry Removes ‘Hitler-United Nations’ Tweet

By Jewish Press News Desk

Somebody on the Israeli Foreign Ministry staff in Ireland has a lot of explaining to do after sending a tweet, which since has been removed, suggesting that Hitler would be happy with the United Nations' consistent anti-Israel policies. “It’s from 2011: The #UN has itself become a tool against #Israel. Hitler couldn’t have been made […]

Terrorism / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Islamists / Russia

Rabbi Shot in Russia Released from Israeli Hospital

By JTA

Rabbi Artur Ovadia Isakov, the Chabad rabbi shot in a likely terrorist attack in southern Russia has been discharged from an Israeli hospital after recovering from surgery to repair his live. One or more terrorists shot him in the chest as he was getting out of his car near his home. His condition initially was […]

Global / News Briefs / Islamists

Palestinian Leader in Canada: Shoot Israeli Jews

By JTA

A Palestinian community leader in Toronto said Israelis should be given a two-minute warning before being shot.

Jewish / Global / Government / News Briefs / Aliyah / Geulah

Birthright May Double its Numbers, Plus Encourage Hi-Tech Aliyah

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The goal of a new Birthright initiative is to nearly double the number of participants, and to provide financial incentives for young high-tech professionals to make Aliyah

Terrorism / Israel / US / Global / Qatar / News Briefs / Islamists / Jordan / Saudi Arabia / Gulf States / UAE

US Reopens Consulates in Israel, 19 in Mideast Remain Closed

By JTA

United States diplomatic missions in Israel reopened Monday after a day-long closure due to what was deemed a credible Al-Qaeda threat, but the State Department extended the closure of 19 other diplomatic missions in the Middle East through Aug. 10 “out of an abundance of caution.” “This is not an indication of a new threat […]

Terrorism / Israel / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Russia

Russia Finally Admits Terrorists Probably Shot Rabbi

By JTA

The shooting of a Chabad rabbi in the Russian republic of Dagestan was likely a terrorist attack by Muslim extremists, investigators said more than week after a local political leader, where the attempted murder occurred, stated terrorists carried out the attack. Rabbi Artur Ovadia Isakov was shot on July 25 in Derbent, in southern Russia, […]

Terrorism / Middle East / Levant / US / News Briefs / Europe / Islamists

Global Security Alert after Al-Qaeda Prison Escapes

By Jewish Press Staff

The international police organization Interpol has issued a global security alert, urging increased vigilance for terrorist activity, following a suspected al-Qaeda connection to prison breaks in Iraq, Libya and Pakistan, among others, AP reported. Interpol says the prison escapes have taken place in nine Interpol member countries over the past month. The organization is requesting […]

Terrorism / Middle East / Levant / US / Politics / Global / Travel / News Briefs / Islamists

al Qaeda Terrorism Threat Spurs US WorldWide Travel Alert

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The US State Department issued a Worldwide Travel Alert warning that al Qaeda terrorists may be planning an imminent attack on US citizens abroad throughout the month of August

Syria / News Briefs / United Nations (UN)

Gigantic Explosion at Syrian Ammo Depot Kills Dozens (Video)

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Syrian rebels and Assad’s forces are fighting it out to see which side is more brutal and inhuman. An explosion at a rebel-bombed Syrian army depot looks like an Atomic bomb blast.

Government / News Briefs / Settlements / European Union

1,000 Intellectuals from 30 Countries Protest EU Settlements Boycott

By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency

The directive is discriminatory and based on a legal premise that is completely wrong.

News Briefs / Europe / Holocaust

Swiss Blogger Sentenced for Denying Holocaust

By JTA

A judge in Geneva sentenced a Swiss blogger on Tuesday to six months in jail for denying the Holocaust and inciting hate. The 55-year-old man, who was not named, directed his comments against all Jews and had denied the Holocaust in 50 articles published between January 2010 and May of this year, according to the […]

Jewish / UK / News Briefs / Europe

Britons in Suspense over Possibility of a ‘Royal Circumcision’

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

King George started circumcising newly-born princes 250 years ago, Princess Diana rejected the idea. Britain now wonders if Kate and William will or won't. One thing for sure, it won’t be a Brit Mila.

Israel / News Briefs / Europe / Religion / Judaism

Six Boys Discover Tefillin for First Time on Flight to Israel

By Jewish Press News Desk

Chabad rabbis who had boarded a flight from the Ukraine to Israel via Moscow convinced six boys going on a Birthright Israel program to wear tefillin for the first time in their lives. “How would you like to put on tefillin now? We can’t think of a better preparation for going to the Holy Land,” […]

News Briefs / Egypt / European Union

Ashton Visits Morsi in Secret Location

By Jewish Press News Desk

Mohammed Morsi is alive and well, said European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton after a visit to the secret location where he is being held by the Egyptian military. She was the first person to officially visit Morsi since the army put him under house arrest four weeks ago in the “coup” that the […]

Haredim & Hassidim / News Briefs / Europe / Religion / Judaism

Breslov Jews Robbed of $50,000 in Uman

By JTA

Unknown assailants robbed $50,000 from Haredi Jews last week at the Uman headquarters of a nonprofit group that works to accommodate the tens of thousands of followers of the Breslover rebbe who will pour into the city for the High Holidays in September, Ukrainian authorities said. The Ukrainian newspaper Segodnia reported that the money was […]

IDF & Security / Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / United Nations (UN)

Israel Hospitals Took Care of Nearly 220,000 PA Arabs in 2012

By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency

Will the United Nations, which has condemned Israel for alleged war crimes, also censure it for treating nearly 220,000 PA Arabs Israeli hospitals, including Hamas’ prime minister’s brother-in-law?

Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs / Lebanon / European Union

Parts of Bulgarian Bus Bomb Smuggled from Poland

By Jewish Press Staff

Add Poland to Hezbollah’s terrorist network, which smuggled from Poland parts of the bomb that killed five Israelis last summer, a Polish daily reported. Hezbollah paid $100,000 for the attack.

IDF & Security / Syria / News Briefs / Hezbollah / Russia

Israeli Navy System to Counter Yakhont Russian Anti-Ship Missile

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The Barak 8 medium-range missile is designed to intercept airborne threats, including anti-ship missiles.

Global / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Holocaust

For Whom the Bell Tolls? In Austria, For Hitler

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Austrian be violating its own law against praising Hitler and Nazism. For 80 years, it owned a castle where a large bell, inscribed with praise for Hurler, has rung every hour for 80 years.

Israel / Jewish / News Briefs / France

Cannes Heist Nets $53 Million of Lev Leviev’s Jewels

By JTA

A masked gunman stole $53 million worth of diamonds and jewels owned by Israeli billionaire Lev Leviev from an exhibition at a luxury resort in Cannes Sunday afternoon after threatening the exhibition staff and visitors at the Carlton Hotel. He filled a briefcase with the jewels and fled in what could be among the largest […]

Israel / Syria / US / Global / News Briefs / Holocaust

Nazi Fugitive Alois Brunner May Be Alive in Syria

By Jewish Press Staff

Nazi hunters, including Israel, have been looking for Nazi war criminal Alois Brunner for years. The CIA may have employed him. At the age of 100, he still may alive and hiding in Syria.

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Holocaust

Peres Flying to Lithuania, Will Thank Blacklisting Hezbollah

By Jewish Press News Desk

President Shimon Peres is flying  on Sunday to Latvia and Lithuania, temporary president of the European Union whom he will thank the European Union for blacklisting the Hezbollah military wing as a terrorist organization. The EU decision does not affect the Hezbollah political party, which gives orders to the branch. He will return just in […]

Terrorism / News Briefs / Europe / Lebanon

Hezbollah Transferred $100,000 to Burgas Bombers Before Attack

By Shalom Bear

Hezbollah transferred $100,000 to the men that are suspected of carrying out the Burgas airport bombing on July 18, 2012

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Holocaust

Croatian Synagogue Demolished by Fascists to be Rebuilt

By JTA

The Jewish community of Zagreb, Croatia, is moving ahead with plans to rebuild a synagogue destroyed in the World War II. “We are conducting examinations in Prague Street on the site of our destroyed synagogue in order to rebuild it,” said a statement from the local Jewish community, quoted Thursday by the Jutarnji newspaper. Today, […]

Israel / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Islamists / Russia

Rabbi in Critical Condition in Israel after Attack in Russia

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Israel’s advanced medical care may save the life of the Chabad rabbi who was shot after midnight Wednesday near the border between Russia and Chechnya. His condition is “life-threatening,” doctors say.

News Briefs / Settlements / European Union

DM Moshe Ya’alon Teaches the EU a Lesson

By Shalom Bear

The EU are coming to the realization that Israel is not without strong retaliatory measures in can take in response to the EU's latest anti-Israel directive.

Israel / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

Roger Waters Features Nazi Uniform, Pig Balloon and Star of David

By JTA

Bitter anti-Israel rock musician Roger Waters used a giant, pig-shaped balloon emblazoned with a Star of David and symbols of dictatorial regimes during a recent concert in Belgium. Waters, who recently urged other performers to boycott Israel and compared Israel to apartheid South Africa, was singing on stage on July 20 under the balloon while […]

Israel / US / Global / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Israel’s Arms Exports Soar to record $7.5 Billion

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israel’s increasing arms exports has made it one of the most important in the world, with a record $7.5 billion worth of arms exported in 2012, according to a Minister of Defense’s Export and Cooperation report on Tuesday. The new record is even more impressive when taking into account budget cuts in Western countries. "The […]

UK / News Briefs / France / Religion / Germany / Russia / Judaism

Rabbinical Group Aims to Standardize Circumcision in Europe

By JTA

A European rabbinical group has created a union to include every mohel - ritual circumciser - in an effort to standardize ritual circumcision and combat attempts to ban it. Based on the model of Britain’s Initiation Society, the Union of Mohalim in Europe seeks to “unite approved mohalim across Europe under a single banner, ensuring […]

Israel / UK / News Briefs / Europe

Peres Sends ‘Mazal Tov” to Kate and William

By Jewish Press News Desk

President Peres sent a special message of congratulations on Tuesday in honor of the birth of Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge's new baby. He also sent a special gift of a baby suit with an embroidered message on it – "From Israel with Love" "From Jerusalem, Israel, I want to express our happiness […]

Jewish / UK / News Briefs / Europe

Kate Gave Birth in a Jewish-Funded Hospital Wing

By JTA

Britain’s most popular baby has a Jewish connection, sort of. Kate gave birth in a hospital wing funded by a Jew. Suppose a Jew from the “settlements’ had given the money. Would Kate have boycotted it?

UK / News Briefs

Duchess Kate Had a Boy, Call the Mohel

By Jewish Press News Desk

Duchess Kate Middleton gave birth to a baby boy on Monday. The baby weighed in at 8 lb. 6oz. No word yet if the local Rabbi will be called in to perform a circumcision. It's been the tradition of the British Royal Family for the past 150 years to circumcise their boys, though rumor has […]

News Briefs / France / Islamists

Islamists Riot in Paris Suburb

By Jewish Press News Desk

Muslims torched 20 cars on Sunday in a Paris suburb, in the second day of Islamic violence in France. The rioters are protesting the French ban on Islamic face veils, according to an AP report. 50 people were involved in the riots. They also threw fire bombs at the police, as well as possibly shooting […]

Israel / News Briefs / Science and Tech / European Union

Hitting Back: Israel Threatens EU Prestige and Success with Pullout

By Jewish Press News Desk

When announcing their anti-Israeli directive, the EU thought they had Israel over the barrel, but Israel clearly has plenty of powerful ammunition it can fire back in return.

US / Global / News Briefs / Islamists / Saudi Arabia

US Drone Kills Al Qaeda No. 2 ,Who Was Freed from Guantanamo

By Jewish Press News Desk

An American drone strike in Yemen has killed Al Qaeda’s number two terrorist, Said al Shehri, who was freed from Guantanamo Bay in 2007 to Saudi Arabia and later fled to Yemen. Al Shehri has been rumored several times in the past to have been killed, but this time, a senior Al Qaeda official confirmed […]

Israel / Syria / News Briefs / United Nations (UN)

Prosor Urges UN to Condemn Syrian Fire on Golan on Tisha B’Av

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations Ron Prosor told the U.N. Security Council, “ I urge you to condemn the incident and the Syrian government's grave violation of the Separation of Forces Agreement” in which Syrian mortar hit the Golan Heights on Tuesday, Tisha B’Av. “The fasting and prayers of thousands of Israelis commemorating the […]

Global / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Media / Holocaust

Death Camp Exhibition Comes to Beijing

By Jewish Press Staff

The exhibition also portrays how Jewish refugees were rescued by the city of Shanghai and its people.

Terrorism / US / Politics / Global

Israel Dropping Bank of China Terror Financing Case, Roiling US

By JTA

Move angered one of Israel’s staunchest congressional supporters, Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.).

Terrorism / News Briefs / Europe

France Foils Major Terrorist Attack, Arrests Neo-Nazi

By Jewish Press News Desk

France has arrested a new-Nazi singer who it said was preparing a “major terrorist attack” after his wife bought four rifles. Kristian Vikernes, who was convicted nearly 20 years ago for knifing one man to death and burning down several churches, is linked to Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik. BBC reported that the French […]

US / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Holocaust

Anti-Semitic Phone Call Leads to Restoration of Historic Boat

By JTA

A 1943 vintage Danish fishing boat which rescued Danish Jews during the Holocaust is in the process of being moved and restored, ironically enough, thanks to an anti-Semitic phone call. The boat had been deteriorating for a while, but since the museum doesn’t charge for admission, raising money for a restoration project wasn’t exactly easy […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Religion / Judaism / European Union

Poland Rejects ‘Shechitah’ Kosher Slaughter

By JTA

Campaigning against ritual slaughter on the grounds of “animal rights’ is a popular tactic to make lives difficult for Jews and Muslims. Take Poland, for example.

Politics / Global / News Briefs / Islamists / Religion

On 16th Birthday, Pakistani Girl Shot in Head Speaks at UN (VIDEO)

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The Taliban tried to murder her for promoting education for girls, but on her 16th birthday - 9 months after being shot in the head at close range - Malala sat at the center of the world stage and continued to promote free, compulsory education. "One child, one teacher, one pen and one book can change the world. Education is the only solution."

News Briefs / Europe / Archaeology / Holocaust

Hundreds of Jewish Gravestones Found in Vienna

By Jewish Press News Desk

Headstones of hundreds of Jewish graves, which were buried to hide them from the Nazis, have been unearthed in Vienna, a discovery of “high historical value,” according to one local Jewish official. Senior Jewish community official Raimund Fastenbauer told Fox News Wednesday that the significance of the discovery is on scale with that of the […]

Politics / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Religion / Germany

Anti-Israel Chants at Turkish Rally in Duesseldorf

By Jewish Press Staff

AJC called on state authorities to investigate the anti-Israel rhetoric at the pro-Erdogan rally.

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

FIFA’s Stony Silence on Soccer Field Launchers (Video)

By A Jew In Need

Netanyahau showed FIFA’s president proof of missile launches underneath Hamas soccer fields. FIFA was unimpressed: Let PA soccer players travel freely or FIFA may expel Israel. No goal for Israel.

Israel / Global / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Bennett Says China to Study Free Trade Proposal

By Jewish Press News Desk

Minister of the Economy Naftali Bennett announced during his visit to China that Beijing officials have agreed to carry out a survey to determine the value of a free trade policy. China previously has rejected approaches from Israel that it conduct a study, and this week’s agreement, a pre-condition for a trade agreement,  was unexpected. […]

Israel / Syria / News Briefs / Europe / Russia

Livni in Russia, Denies Visit Linked with Missile Sale to Syria

By Jewish Press News Desk

Justice Minister Tzipi Livni, who doubles as the government "Minister for the Peace Process,”  traveled to Russia on Tuesday to talk with Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, reportedly  over Moscow’s declared intentions to follow through with the sale of S-300 anti-aircraft missiles to the Syrian regime. Her spokeswoman denied that the purpose of the visit was […]

Terrorism / News Briefs / Europe / Islamists / Jordan

UK Islamist Deported to Face New Trial in Jordan

By Jewish Press News Desk

Radical Islamist cleric Abu Qatada was flown from Britain to Jordan on Sunday , after the two governments approved a treaty paving the way for his deportation ending years of litigation, AFP reported. Abu Qatada took off from a military base on a private plain to Jordan, escorted by Jordanian and British guards. The radical, […]

Middle East / Levant / News Briefs / Europe

The West Looks Forward, Muslim Immigrants Look Longingly Backward

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Anat Berko has spent 15 years interviewing those involved in every aspect of the suicide bombing industry. Her parents fled Iraq, but had been there for generations. She knows the Arab world and she warns the west that the Arab Spring is coming their way.

Jewish / NY / News Briefs / Europe

New York Jews Rescued Irish in Great Famine

By Jewish Press Staff

The rabbi encouraged his flock to “take measures for the relief of the famishing thousands of their fellow mortals in that unfortunate and destitute country, Ireland."

Global / News Briefs

In First, London(istan) to Host World Islamic Economic Forum (Video)

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The utter glee with which London's political leadership boast about their city being a mega-hub for Islamic finance would have been derided as racist parody had Melanie Phillips written it in her prescient book, "Londonistan."

Israel / News Briefs / France / Science and Tech

Paris Prosecutor Says No Zopiclone in Teva Furosemide Tablets

By Jewish Press Staff

The pharmaceutical giant Teva's French division, Teva France, announced that the preliminary investigation conducted by the Paris Prosecutor resulted in the conclusion that there were no signs of Zopiclone in Furosemide tablets manufactured by Teva. Therefore, the prosecutor decided that there is no connection between the Teva plant in Sens, France, where the drug Furosemide […]

Israel / US / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

UK Border Control Gone Berserk? Or Just Anti-Semitic? (VIDEO)UPDATED

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The UK border security agent also told the British man who was going to provide Cantor with summer work experience that any additional attempts to aid Cantor would be useless and “the little Jew will be on his way back to his rich daddy,” in a matter of hours.

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Holocaust

Family Seeks Memorial for Portuguese Diplomat who Saved Thousands

By Jewish Press Staff

"The largest rescue action by a single individual during the Holocaust.”

Israel / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Holocaust

Croatia Outlaws Hate Crime, Enabling it to become EU Member

By Jewish Press News Desk

Croatia has outlawed hate crime, enabling it to become the 18th member of the European Union, the European Jewish Press reported. The new law in Croatia promises “to protect those who may still be subjected to threats or acts of discrimination, hostility or violence,” makes it a crime to violate “public peace and order based on […]

Terrorism / NY / Police and Crime / The Courts / Antisemitism / News Briefs / France / Media / Islamists

France’s Soaring Antisemitism Brings Out the Jewish Defense League

By JTA

The Ligue de Defense Juive (LDJ) is doing what Rabbi Kahane did in New York City more than 40 years ago – making antisemites think twice before attacking.

News Briefs / Europe

Pamela Geller Banned from England

By Jewish Press News Desk

British media sources are reporting that prominent bloggers Pamela Geller (Atlas Shrugged) and Robert Spencer (Jihad Watch) have been banned from entering the UK.

Terrorism / Hamas / The Courts / Antisemitism / News Briefs / France / Media

French Jew Convicted of Defamation in al-Dura Case

By Jewish Press News Desk

French media analyst Philippe Karsenty was been convicted of defamation by a Paris court, for accusing France-2, a state television network, of staging the infamous video depicting the alleged killing of a young Arab boy in a firefight between Arab terrorists and Israeli forces in Gaza in 2000. The footage 12 years ago became the […]

US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Jerusalem / Jordan / Saudi Arabia / United Nations (UN) / Israeli Arabs

Jordan Sets the Tone for Kerry’s Visit: Choose Surrender or War

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The Arab world has mined the diplomatic field before Kerry’s visit Thursday. Saudi Arabia tells Kerry the PA musty be a “contiguous” state. Jordan’s King Abdullah: A stalemate will result in violence.

Terrorism / Global / News Briefs

Jihadists Flock to Twitter

By Jewish Press News Desk

Twitter has become the favorite medium for jihad propagandists, according to the leading counterterrorist journal Combating Terrorism Center, Fox News reported Tuesday. The article, called "Tweeting for the Caliphate," studied the Syrian opposition group Jabhat al-Nusra and its established links to Al Qaeda and concluded, "Twitter has become the main hub for the active dissemination […]

Haredim & Hassidim / Police and Crime / News Briefs / Europe

British ‘Jewish Police’ Force to Protect Mosques

By Jewish Press Staff

Religious Jews and Muslims sometimes can get along, especially when the Jews are vigilante police and the Muslims are victims of hate crimes. Welcome to Stamford Hill, London.

Israel / Haredim & Hassidim / News Briefs / Europe / Religion

Anti-Zionist Rabbi Blames Israel for Attack by Muslim

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

A car almost hits a rabbi in Amsterdam. He is furious at the driver, a Muslim, who then attacks the man, a rabbi. Who is at fault? Israel. Why? Well, the rabbi, a former Israeli, is an anti-Zionist.

Jewish / Global / News Briefs

The Jewish Beauty Queens of India

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

Despite their small number, Jewish women are among the most beautiful in India.

Haredim & Hassidim / News Briefs / Europe

Antwerp School Must Enroll children of Anti-Zionist Firebrand

By JTA

A Belgian court has ordered a school in Antwerp to enroll the children of Moshe Aryeh Friedman, an Orthodox Jew ostracized for his anti-Zionist views. The Antwerp court of appeals ruled last week that the Yesode Hatora School had no grounds to refuse to enroll six of the eight children of Friedman, a New York-born […]

News Briefs / Europe / Holocaust

New Kiev Memorial Complex to be Built at Babi Yar Massacre Site

By Jewish Press Staff

One of the worst Nazi massacres to be carried out in only two days occurred in Bari Yar in the Ukraine. Plans have been unveiled for a memorial and a living memory – a synagogue and Jewish center.

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

Antwerp Police Laughed at Brutal Anti-Semitic Attack

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The question is whether to charge the attackers of the Antwerp police. Anti-Semites attacked a woman and break her nose. As an ambulance took her to the hospital, police laughed with the attackers.

Terrorism / US / Global / News Briefs / Islamists

Taliban Terrorists Kill American Tourist,10 Others in Pakistan

By Jewish Press News Desk

A dozen or more Taliban terrorists in Pakistan, disguised in police uniforms, killed 10 tourists, including an American and one Pakistani citizen in a shooting attack in a relatively peaceful mountain area. The American may have been have been a Chinese American. A local Taliban spokesman said the attack was in revenge for a May […]

Jewish / Politics / Global / News Briefs

Reform-Conservative Rabbi to Lead Argentinean Center-Right Party

By JTA

Buenos Aires city Mayor Mauricio Macri tapped Bergman to lead the party list.

Jewish / News Briefs / Europe / Religious & Secular in Israel / Religion / Aliyah / Geulah / Russia

Ex-Mossad Chief Backs Move to ID Soviet Jews

By Jewish Press News Desk

Ephraim HaLevy, former chief of the Mossad, has committed himself to a program which will help certify the Jewish identities of thousands of immigrants, primarily from the former Soviet Union, who need certifications that they are Jewish in order to marry under official Israeli law. The announcement came at the annual meeting of the Shorashim […]

Terrorism / US / News Briefs / United Nations (UN) / Egypt

Egypt: 400 US Soldiers in Sinai Not Armed

By Jewish Press News Desk

The U.S. troops that are to be deployed in the Sinai are a mere "formality," says Egyptian Army Spokesman Ahmed Ali said on Saturday, according to Al Ahram. "The 400 U.S. soldiers coming to Egypt as mentioned in the media are part of the periodical renewal routine for the U.S. faction of the 13-state multinational […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Germany

Memorial to Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Vandalized

By Jewish Press Staff

The same day Michelle Obama visited a Holocaust memorial in Berlin, vandals in Poland remembered the Holocaust and Warsaw Ghetto Uprising by defacing a memorial.

Terrorism / Syria / News Briefs / Islamists / Hezbollah / United Nations (UN)

Syrian Rebels: Hezbollah Using Chemical Weapons

By Jewish Press News Desk

Syrian rebels for the first time have accused Hezbollah of using chemical weapons in battles with the Syrian opposition forces. According to the Rebel sources, the forces of Syrian President Assad and Hezbollah used poison gas during the Thursday morning shelling of Zamlika, near Damascus. The head of the UN team examining reports on the […]

Terrorism / US / Global / News Briefs / Islamists

Taliban Pulls a Fast One in Doha, Claiming Rebirth of Califate, Humiliating Karzai

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The first official effort of the US to begin peace talks with the Taliban ended in disaster when the Taliban proclaimed itself a sovereign nation, enraging Karzai, who then called off bilateral security talks with the US.

News Briefs / United Nations (UN)

Islamic Militants Bomb UN Compound in Somalia

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The UN only recently expanded its presence in Mogadishu, believing the terrorist organization al Shabab had been routed by African Union peacekeepers.

Israel / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

Pet Shop Boys Singer Rejects BDS Propaganda

By JTA

Pet Shop Boys singer Neil Tennant defended his band’s decision to play in Israel amid pressure from the Boycott Israel movement to cancel the June 23 concert. A statement by Tennant was posted on the British duo’s official website following the release of a poster showing them wearing sunglasses stamped with the captions “1 child […]

Israel / Jewish / News Briefs / Europe / Religion

‘What’s Bad for the Goose is Worse for Kosher Slaughter’

By JTA

Israel may ban the “foie gras” delicacy because it is made from force-fed geese. If Israel is so concerned about animal rights, European Jews may face another aim to ban kosher slaughter.

News Briefs / Germany

Germany Expecting Billions in Flood Damage

By Jewish Press News Desk

On Tuesday, flood waters continued gushing north along the Elbe Rive.

Global / News Briefs / Egypt

Imam: Pope Must Say 'Islam is Peaceful' to Renew Ties With Islam

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The Muslim leader of al-Azhar offered to renew ties with the Vatican, but strongly suggested Pope Francis start off by proclaiming that Islam is a peaceful religion. A Coptic organization has suggested that Muslim leaders are the only ones who can make Islam a peaceful religion, and encouraged the Imam to take on that task.

Israel / US / Global / News Briefs

Savvy Israelis Ahead of US in Smartphone Internet Use

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Israel often can be seen with two cell phones, one in each ear. Smartphones have been around in Israel only since 2009 but already are in most Israeli’s hands. No wonder Waze was made in Israel

Terrorism / Israel / Middle East / Levant / US / Politics / News Briefs / Islamists / United Nations (UN)

Ambassador Oren: Samantha Really, Really Cares about Israel

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Michael Oren knows his job. Never agitate the US. Don’t say Israel’s right when the US “knows” it’s wrong. It’s no wonder he praises Samantha Power, but must he say she “really cares” about Israel?

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