Israeli Tacit ‘BDS’ Turns Back on ‘Islamized and Anti-Semitic’ Europe
Israel is not boycotting Europe. It simply is taking its business elsewhere, says Netanyahu.
At Least 10 Involved in Bangkok Attack
Bangkok police say at least 10 people planned and carried out this week's bombing in the Thai capital.
Israeli Nursery Penetrates Japanese Market with Basil Bonsai
The Israeli Basil Bonsai has already been successful in South Korea, where it is being sold in leading flower shops across Seoul.
Report: IAF Trained with Pakistani, UAE Air Forces
A senior IAF official said said the Americans downed Israeli planes in dogfights, "but we downed them, too."
Report: S. Korean Military May Lease Israeli Reconnaissance Satellite
Pyongyang has conducted five nuclear tests in the past decade and launched an intermediate-range ballistic missile capable of reaching US territories in the Pacific like Guam.
Undisclosed Asian Customer Buying ELTA Fire-Control Radars for $55 Million
In 2017, the Philippine Air Force (PAF) purchased South Korean-made FA-50PH “Fighting Eagle” jet fighters equipped with the Elta EL/M-2032 fire control radar.
A Hint that Bangladesh and Israel May Establish Ties
Bangladesh has removed from its passports the text “this passport is valid for all countries for the world except Israel.”
Singapore Opens First Jewish Museum, Highlighting 200 Years of History
The museum is located next to the Maghain Aboth Synagogue, Asia’s second-largest and Southeast Asia’s oldest synagogue.
Hamas Sending Students to Malaysia for Cyber Warfare Training
Report: Hamas setting up bases for training in East Asian countries, including the Philippines.
Taliban Approves Restoration of Historic Synagogue in Herat
"We want to prove that we are tolerant and accepting of one another, we seek peace and we are not extremists,” said Zalmay Safa, the head of Herat’s department for safeguarding of historic monuments.
Malaysia Bans Israeli Linked Ships From Its Ports As Red Sea Tensions Rise
Attacks have increased the cost of shipping to Israel as transportation companies pull out of the Bab el-Mandeb route. Israel’s economy relies on seaborne trade.
Chabad of South Korea Completing Construction of First-Ever Mikvah
Jewish women seeking ritual pool services have thus far had to travel quite a distance, to China or Japan, to use a mikvah for family purity.
PM Bennett Congratulates Israeli Bronze Medalist Avishag Semberg
"It is an honor for me to be an example and source of inspiration for young women and be an example on realizing one's dream."
Avishag Semberg Takes Bronze in Taekwondo, Israel’s First-Ever Olympic Medal in the Sport
The medal is Israel’s first at the Tokyo summer games and its 10th Olympic medal.
Since China’s Crackdown on Tech, Alibaba Founder Jack Ma Lives in Tokyo, Visits Israel
Ma has virtually vanished from public view since he publicly chastised Chinese regulators two years ago.