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Soul Talk

Stoking The Fire of Desire For Good - Soul Talk

By Israel News Talk Radio

isten to Soul Talk with Rabbi David Aaron and Leora Mandel to learn how to Stoke The Fire of Desire for Good!

Politics / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Business and Economy / On Campus / Education / Africa

Cape Town Jews Warned Against Participating in Meeting on Future of Development Site

By JNi.Media

'Please be aware that any engagement on your part ... may be detrimental to the community's interest given the sensitive nature of this matter at this time.'

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

AP: Secret Iran ‘Side Deal’ Allows Tehran To Accelerate Nuclear Development

By Jeff Dunetz

The document, allowing Iran to upgrade its centrifuges and increase its enriching capacity, long before the deal officially expires is the only part of last year’s Iran deal between not made public

News Briefs / Jerusalem

Netanyahu Promises $220 Million Toward Jerusalem Development

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

"We are developing Jerusalem and building it,” Netanyahu said in a cabinet session in advance of Jerusalem Day.

News Briefs

Erdogan: Israel Behind Egypt Coup

By JTA

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Israel was behind last month’s military coup in Egypt. Erdogan told a meeting of the provincial chairs of his ruling Justice and Development, or AKP, party that he has evidence that Israel was involved in the July 3 overthrow of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, the Turkish Hurriyet news […]

Business/Finance / Israel / News Briefs / United Nations (UN)

U.N. General Assembly Passes Israeli-Proposed Resolution

By JTA

The United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution proposed by Israel that establishes entrepreneurship as a critical development tool for countries around the world.

My Right Word

Olmert Flip Flops on E-1 Construction

By Yisrael Medad

Olmert now claims that Netanyahu's decision to move forward with construction in E-1 is 'beyond my comprehension,' but he himself supported building there in the past.

Guest Blog

New Evidence Shows: Iran Working on Nuclear Bomb

By Yochanan Visser

This alarming news came after the publication of the latest IAEA report that was unusually outspoken about the development of a nuclear weapon by Iran.

Op-Eds

The Importance Of Strong Management In Day Schools

By Jake Goldstein

One of the hottest topics across all spectrums in the Jewish community is the financial sustainability of Jewish day school education in America. Schools have invested a lot of time and resources to train their professionals in the art of fundraising, developing donor relationships, and launching effective capital campaigns. And there has been a concerted effort among Jewish educational organizations to establish programs to assist day schools in improving their governance and developmental practices.

Rubin Reports

Why Economic Development as a Panacea for Middle East Problems is a Myth

By Barry Rubin

A reader asks: “I agree that democracy and economic development are not panaceas for the Middle East, just as they are not for any other location on the planet. But aren't they a start? And since it is possible to chew gum and walk at the same time, does it hurt to at least pay lip service to doing things to bring the rest of the Middle East into the 21st century? And what would those things be in your opinion?” As you noted, both candidates in the presidential election spoke of economic development as a top priority in their Middle East policy. This sounds good to voters but is pretty meaningless.

News Briefs

Son of Ultra-Orthodox Founder of ZAKA Joins IDF

By Jewish Press News Desk

Ariel Meshi Zahav, the son of Yehuda Meshi Zahav, the Chareidi man who founded the Zaka organization, was recently drafted into the IDF. It's reported that he was placed in the Golani Brigade. Many in the Chareidi community were shocked by this development, and some within the community have come out and stated that Ariel […]

West Coast Happenings

Touro L.A.: Teaching Teachers

By Jeanne Litvin

In a creative initiative, Touro College Los Angeles’s new education concentration for working teachers is designed to meet the professional development needs of teachers in the Greater Los Angeles area by providing education courses each semester.

Goldstein on Gelt

How Peer Pressure Could Help Your Investments

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

While generally peer pressure is viewed as a negative trait, emulating successful people may help increase your own chances of success.

Health and Living

Broader Lessons from Genetic Studies of the Ashkenazi Jewish Population

By Dr. Inga Peters

This year marks the 80th anniversary of the influential paper published by a Mount Sinai physician, Dr. Burrill Crohn, and his colleagues that for the first time characterized a disease associated with severe inflammation of the intestine. Patients with what was later named Crohn’s disease develop diarrhea, fever, stomach pain, and often lose weight. Crohn’s is now classified as an autoimmune condition in which the immune system attacks its own healthy tissue in the gastrointestinal tract, causing chronic inflammation. It affects young individuals, and, even though it is not curable, it can be treated and controlled by medications and surgery.

News Briefs

Saudi Will Shoot Down Israeli Planes to Iran

By Jewish Press News Desk

The US has passed a message on to Israel that Saudi Arabia informed them they will shoot down any Israeli planes that flies over their territory on the way to attacking Iran's nuclear weapon development facilities. Some Israeli officials believe the idea for the message was instigated by the US in order to place additional […]

Analysis

Yoram Ettinger: Israel’s Economic Culture Praised Despite Global Financial Gloom

By Yoram Ettinger

While the global economy deteriorates and its ripple effects erode Israel’s economic indicators (e.g., unemployment increased to 7%), there is cause for optimism in the Holy Land.

Analysis

Should the US Remilitarize Military Procurement?

By Taylor Dinerman

Today, control over all major military spending decisions remain exclusively in the hands of political appointees, and soldiers, sailors and airmen are left with the job of trying to defend their country and themselves with the inferior results of decisions made by politicians.

Op-Eds

Two Versions of American History

By Vic Rosenthal

No nation is perfect, and they all have skeletons in their closets. But the US does have a commitment to such things as individual rights, equality of opportunity, social mobility, democracy, rule of law, etc. Many other nations — perhaps most of them — don’t even pay lip service to these ideals, much less exemplify them.

Israel

Israeli Scientists Find Way to Delay Cell Death

By Jewish Press Staff

Israeli Researchers have discovered a protein that is central to delaying cell death, which “could lead to new approaches to treating cancer.” Programmed cell death, or Apoptosis, is a critical defense mechanism against the development of abnormal cells like cancer.

News Briefs

Israeli Vows to 'Bike for the Fight' Against Cancer

By Malkah Fleisher

A new initiative – Bike for the Fight – will raise money for the Israel Cancer Research Fund (ICRF), a North American organization funding grants to top Israeli cancer researchers and scientific institutions, by biking for three months across the United States.

United Nations (UN) / Iran

Jews, Gays, Rights Activists Protest Ahmadinejad in Rio

By Malkah Fleisher

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s welcome on the sunny Ipanema beach in Rio was less than warm from an eclectic group of Jews, human rights activists, and homosexuals, who arrived Sunday to protest the Iranian president’s attendance at a UN summit on sustainable development.

Israel

Israel Ranked 19th Most Competitive Economy in the World

By Jewish Press Staff

Israel ranked one spot behind the United Kingdom, and ahead of economic powerhouses China (23rd), Japan (27th), and France (29th). It also retained its position as the world's top investor in research and development for the third year in a row.

Middle East / Levant / US / News Briefs

American Hostage Pleads with Obama To Free Al-Qaeda, Taliban Prisoners

By Malkah Fleisher

Warren Weinstein, an American humanitarian aid worker kidnapped by al-Qaeda  begged US President Barack Obama to free all al-Qaeda and Taliban prisoners in US detention camps, and end airstrikes against forces in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Yemen and Somalia in exchange for his freedom. Weinstein, 71 of Rockville, Maryland, was kidnapped August 13, 2011, while in Lahore, […]

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.

Analysis

A Zionist action: Approving Three Jewish Communities in Israel's Heartland

By David Ha'ivri

The government's decision this week to grant zoning permits to Rechelim Beruchin is nothing more then repairing a wrong. After seven years in limbo, once again the residents of these communities can fulfill their dreams and the corporate dream of their nation – they can finally build their homes in Eretz Yisrael.

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 […]

News Briefs

Iran Blocks Access to Nuke Facilities, IAEA Leaves

By Jewish Press News Desk

According to news agencies, after two days of talks on Iran’s nuclear program, UN nuclear experts have left Tehran without reaching a deal, adding to growing tensions after an Iranian general warned of a pre-emptive strike against any nation that threatens Iran. The International Atomic Energy Agency also said that Iran had barred its inspectors […]

News Briefs

UN Sec-Gen's Convoy Pelted As He Enters Gaza

By Jewish Press Staff

Palestinians were protesting Ban's apparent apathy at the fate of Palestinians in Israeli jails.

News & Views / Analysis

Where Were $3.4 Billion of American Tax Dollars Spent?

By David Wilder, Tazpit News Agency

USAID continues to offer funding to Arab 'development and humanitarian projects' in Hebron despite Abu Mazen’s attempt to unilaterally declare a ‘Palestinian state’ at the UN in September 2011.

News Briefs

PM Netanyahu Considering Rail Link For Asia-Europe Trade Route

By Jewish Press Staff

Netanyahu: "The Eilat Railway will be a passenger railway with a travel time of two hours" from Tel Aviv.

News Briefs

IAEA Chief on Iran: 'What we know suggests the development of nuclear weapons'

By Jewish Press Staff

Yukiya Amano makes comments in interview with Financial Times Deutschland.

News Briefs

Japan FM: Japan Ready to Cut Iran Oil Imports

By Jewish Press Staff

Comments come during US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner's visit to Japan.

Israel / SciTech

Apple Makes First Israeli Acquisition

By Malkah Fleisher

After weeks of negotiations, computer mega-giant Apple has acquired its first Israeli company, Anobit Technologies, for $390 million.

Health and Living

More than Moody - Understanding Adolescent Depression

By Evan Kroll

The teenage years are no picnic for both the teenager and the parents. Parents of young children yearn for these days, which they assume will be carefree child-rearing, but are rudely introduced to a challenging parental time.

Serials

Getzlight – Chapter VIII

By Ruchama Feuerman

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