Iranian-Made UAVs are in Venezuela, 1,200 Miles from Miami’s Skyscrapers, Expert Reveals
“Those who do not act now should not be surprised when an Iranian-made UAV crashes into their skyscrapers.”
Argentinian Team Cursed for Boycotting Israel
Since cancelling the game with Israel the Argentinian team has met with a series of unfortunate incidents.
Ancient Torah Scrolls Spared in Devastating Rio Museum Fire
The Torah scrolls had been moved to a university library near the museum before the fire.
Cremation of Argentina’s Jewish Coronavirus Victim Sparks Concerns
Orthodox Rabbi Kenneth Brander, the dean of the Israel’s Ohr Torah Stone network of institutions, said while cremation is normally considered a “desecration” in Judaism, if it helps save a life during this time it would be “a mitzvah that the deceased is doing posthumously.”
Ecuador’s Largest Grocer Takes Ben & Jerry’s Off the Shelf
“Discrimination against some Jews harms all Jews worldwide,” says El Rosado Group CEO Johnny Czarninski.
Jewish Journalist in Colombia Forced to Resign for Refusing to Cross Herself On Air
When Channel 1’s Cathy Bekerman was told by her newscast director to cross herself on air, “I did not do it, and he asked me to resign at that moment, to which I did not agree,” Bekerman told Colombian media.
Gerardo Werthein Sworn In on a Chumash as Argentina’s Foreign Minister
“As the Rebbe would often say, we wish you blessings and success," President Milei concluded, referring to Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the late Lubavitcher Rebbe.
Situation in Chile Getting Colder for Small Jewish Community
“Jews know what’s going on. We’ve heard the story too many times over the centuries; this is anti-Semitism.”
South American & African Countries Interested in Gazan Refugees for Money
Former Israeli ambassador to the U.N. Danny Danon is the leading proponent of enabling the voluntary emigration of Gazans to other countries.
Haifa U. NGO to Purchase 1,730 Acres of Amazon Rainforest
With the purchase, the lands will become part of a local nature preserve that is being managed by the local communities.
Liberman: Argentina Couldn’t Beat Iceland Because They Didn’t Practice in Jerusalem
Argentina, which plays in Group D, will be playing against Croatia and Nigeria next.
‘Money Looted from Jewish Victims:’ Simon Wiesenthal Center Obtains Documents on Nazis in Argentina...
The Simon Wiesenthal Center (SWC) has obtained and revealed a list of 12,000 Nazis who had been living in Argentina, many of whom held bank accounts with the predecessor of Credit Suisse.
US Confiscates Four Iranian Oil Tankers, Cargo on Way to Venezuela
The administration hopes the seizures will deter shipping companies from dealing with Iran and Venezuela.
Israeli Institute Developing COVID-19 Vaccine Warns of Fake Shots Circulating in Latin America
Ampoules of a fake Coronavirus vaccine labeled with a forged Migal Institute’s logo in Hebrew are illegally being manufactured and circulated in several South American countries.
Amid Chaos, Economic Collapse, Venezuela’s Jews Seek Safer Shores
“My hospital is still the best in Venezuela, but I don’t know for how long, we don’t have medicines anymore, even antibiotics.”
Report: Venezuela Apparently Giving Gold Bars to Iran for Oil
Tehran and Caracas have been working together in attempting to evade U.S. sanctions against both countries.
Argentine Probe Shows Jewish Prosecutor in 1994 Iranian Bombing Case Was Murdered
The team noted several findings that had gone missing from the first report, such as the fact that Nisman's nose was broken, he suffered blows to his body, and a strong anesthetic was discovered in his system.
Israeli Firefighters Who Aided Brazil in Combating Amazon Blazes Return Heroes
The 11 firefighters who advised the Brazilian firefighting teams specialize in bush and forest fires.
LATAM Airlines Completes First Direct Flight from Latin America to Israel
The new direct South American line will run once a day on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Ecuador Discusses Sending Thousands of Agricultural Workers to Israel
Since the war, most foreign workers have returned to their home countries, while Palestinian Authority workers are not allowed to enter Israel for security reasons.
Argentine Prez Cristina Kirchner Doesn’t Get Why her Shylock Comment Angers Jews
The 'Shylock' is Jewish Billionaire Paul Singer, whom Kirchner has actually accused of behaving like a vulture — for insisting Argentina pay him back the $1.5 billion they owe him.
Colombia Recognizes ‘Palestinian State’ Moments Before New President Takes Over
The move contradicted the good relations between Israel and Colombia.
Colombia Cuts Coal Exports to Israel Over Gaza War
The Latin American country is the largest supplier of the fossil fuel to the Jewish state.
Israeli Defense Minister Exposes Development of Iranian UAVs in Venezuela
Venezuela is developing Iranian Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) which can hit targets in the US, Defense Minister Benny Gantz warned, pointing to the spreading threat of Iran’s global terror network.
Paraguay to Open Jerusalem Embassy by End of Year
The legation will be the sixth in Israel's capital.
Argentina Busts Terror Cell Plotting Attacks on Jewish Community
"We are going to get rid of each and every one of these criminals who intend to sow fear in Argentines and they will pay," says Argentine Security Minister Patricia Bullrich.
Israeli-German Team Unveils Some Countries’ Under-Reported Corona Deaths
“Our results present a comprehensive picture of the impact of COVID-19.”
Pence Pushed Paraguay to Keep Embassy in Jerusalem
"The Vice President strongly encouraged President Abdo Benitez to follow through with Paraguay’s previous commitment to move the embassy."
Israeli Rescue Team in Brazil Finds Bodies after Dam Rupture, but No Survivors
The Jewish state was the only country to send a search-and-rescue team.
Congratulations! Paraguay Opens Embassy in Jerusalem
This is the third foreign embassy to open in Jerusalem in a week.