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Israel / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Open Skies Ahead for Israel

By Jewish Press News Desk

Minister of Transportation Yisrael Katz signed an Open Skies agreement with the EU on Monday in Luxembourg. The agreement which is to be gradually implemented over the next 5 years, until it goes fully into effect in 2018, should lower prices significantly on flights between Israel and Europe. Open Skies will allow EU and Israeli […]

Israel / Jewish / NY / News Briefs

Joe Lieberman Returns to Law Practice, Seeks Israeli Clients

By Jewish Press News Desk

Former Senator Joseph Lieberman has returned to law, acting as senior counsel at the New York office of Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman LLP. He told the Globes businesses newspaper he expects to be involved in Israel, which he strongly supported during his 24 years as senator. "The firm has a number of Israel-based clients […]

Israel / Politics / News Briefs

Polls Show Gains on Left and Right and a Dent in the Middle

By Jewish Press News Desk

Yair Lapid’s star is beginning to dim, with his Yesh Atid party losing two seats in the Knesset in a Knesset Channel poll released on Monday. The two-seat drop from its current standing in the Knesset is even more serious when taking into consideration that Lapid was sitting on top of the poll three months […]

Israel / News Briefs / Science and Tech

Israeli Zoo Tries Acupuncture to Cure Sick Tiger

By Jewish Press News Desk

A brave veterinarian is treating a sick tiger with acupuncture, sticking needles in its ear and other parts of the 14-year-old animal to cure a chronic ear infection. The tiger was sedated before the vet, Mor Mosinzon, began treated “Pedang,” according to the Israel HaYom newspaper. Pedang lives at the Zoological Center of Tel Aviv-Ramat […]

US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Jerusalem / Settlements

Israel Bows to PA and EU Threat, Stops Building in ‘East’ Jerusalem

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Threats work again on Bibi. Israel has not started to build one single home in “East” Jerusalem for Jews this year after a joint Palestinian Authority-EU threat to sue Israel in international court.

Terrorism / News Briefs / The Knesset / Settlements

Prime Minister Responds to Petition Decrying Terrorism on the Roads

By Mark Regev

We will continue to take all necessary steps to protect the right of every Israeli citizen.

Israel / US / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Google to Buy Waze for $1.3 Billion

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Google out-navigates Facebook. Google will pay $1.3 billion for Waze. Coming on top of $2 billion purchase of Iscar, and rumors of SodaStream next in line, Big Business is far from boycotting Israel.

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

Israel Demands UN Meet Their Obligations on the Golan

By Shalom Bear

Once again the UN has failed at peacekeeping. Israel is now concerned it will be dragged into war with Syria if the buffer zone falls..

Jewish / US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Business and Economy / Settlements

Report: PepsiCo Offered $2B for 'Settlements' Labeled SodaStream

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

If you can’t beat’em, join’em. PepsiCo is reportedly bidding $2 billion buy out the Israeli SodaStream firm. A buyout could jeopardize the factory in Maaleh Adumim because of the boycott movement.

US / News Briefs / Religion

Fundamentalist Exhibit of Noah’s Ark Awash in Red Ink

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

What more fitting place for a replica of Noah’s Ark than the Kentucky city of Hebron? But it might take a modern miracle for the Bible thumping project to be completed. God has not granted the money.

IDF & Security / US / News Briefs

Lockheed to Build Development Center in Negev

By Jewish Press News Desk

Lockheed Martin, the world’s largest defense contractor,  is establishing a development information system center in the Negev, the latest addition to a growing list of some of the largest American-based companies to set up operations in Israel. The center will be part of the IDF Intelligence Corp's technology campus in the Negev. Israel has agreed […]

Israel / News Briefs

The 'Some Girls Like Being Raped’ Judge Resigns

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Retired Tel Aviv District Court Judge Nissim Yeshaya has announced he is quitting as an appeals court judge, two days after he publicly stated in court, “There are some girls who enjoy being raped.” He made the comment during an appeal by a 19-year-old Israeli who was raped by Arabs at the age of 13 […]

Israel / Jewish / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Argentinean Jew Investing in struggling Israeli Conglomerate

By JTA

Argentinean real estate mogul Eduardo Elsztain said he will invest $75 million in Israel businesses, including $57 million in the struggling IDB group and $18 million in Ganden Holdings, both controlled by Israeli businessman Nochi Dankner. In February Elsztain, a vice president of the World Jewish Congress, bought a 10 percent stake in Ganden for […]

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

Left-Wing Idol Samantha Power to Replace Rice as UN Ambassador

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Look out below! Donilon quits as National Ssecurity Advser. Rice replaces him and Samantha Power, of ‘Inavde Israel’ and ‘Clinton is a monster’ fame, nominated to take over as UN Ambassador.

Terrorism / US / Palestinian Authority / Jerusalem / United Nations (UN) / Settlements

PA Pulls Out ‘War Crime’ Threat if Direct Talks Don’t Resume

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Decline and Fall of the ‘Peace Process’, Chapter 2,543: If Israel does not agree to PA unconditional conditions for non-negotiated negotiations for a PA state, it will charge Israel with war crimes.

Terrorism / Israel / NY / News Briefs

L’Chaim 5K Young Israel Run/Walk for Israel Raises $65,000

By Jewish Press News Desk

The 5K Run/Walk for Israel, begun in 2001 by the Young Israel of Jamaica Estates Coalition for Israel Action, drew more than 300 runners and 700 participants last week and raised more than $65,000 for a 12-year total of over $800,000. The 5K event began during the beginning of the first Arab Intifada, and the […]

IDF & Security / US / News Briefs

U.S. Publishes Details of Secret Israeli Military Base

By JTA

Some clerk in the US might start looking for a new job. The US is building a secret missile site in Israel. A public posting asked for bids, with details of the site. Now the enemy knows where to bomb.

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

Putin Actually Tells the Truth: No S-300 Missiles in Syria – Yet

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

News from Russia: Putin says he has not yet shipped any S-300 anti-aircraft missiles to Syria. Even bigger news: Putin is telling the truth for once.

Israel / News Briefs / Science and Tech / On Campus / Education

‘Extinct’ Frog in Israel Becomes a Unique ‘Living Fossil’

By Jewish Press Staff

An ancient frog can now be added to Israel’s history. The “painted frog,” though to be extinct, turns out to be a descendant of a one million-old frog.

Israel / US / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Another Israeli Firm Files for Wall Street IPO

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Israeli-based Wix website developer company has filed for a $75 million initial public offering (IPO) to raise the company’s value to $400 million. Last week, the Israeli-based Kamada medical treatments company completed an IPO prior its stock trading on NASDAQ last week. Software developer Babylon also has filed for IP, and Caesarstone Sdot Yam […]

Israel / Jewish / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Science and Tech

Brain-Dead Israeli Boy’s Kidney Donated to PA Child

By JTA

The kidney of a 3-year-old Israeli boy was successfully transplanted to a 10-year-old Palestinian Authority boy. The parents of Noam Naor decided to donate his kidneys after their son was declared brain dead nearly two weeks ago after falling from a window in his parents’ apartment. One kidney went to an Israeli child, and the […]

Middle East / Levant / US / Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Jerusalem

Arabs Stage Mass Protests Same Day Kerry’s Deadline for Talks

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Leave it to John Kerry and his Foggy Bottom aides to come up with the idea, intentional or not, to make the anniversary of the Six-Day War as the deadline for talks. Instead, Arabs plan mass protest.

Terrorism / Israel / Global / News Briefs / Hezbollah

Greenpeace Infiltration May Have Prevented Terrorist Attack

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Thank God it was Greenpeace and not Hezbollah. If terrorists, instead of activists, had entered Israel’s natural gas terminal and roamed freely for 90 minutes, it would have been a mass catastrophe.

Jewish / News Briefs / Jerusalem / Religion

Rabbi Ovadia Yosef Hospitalized after Collapsing at Home

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Rav Ovadia Yosef has been hospitalized again. He was preparing for evening prayers when he collapsed at his home, possibly having broken a leg. Aryeh Deri is at his side.

Terrorism / Israel / Syria / Hamas / Iran / News Briefs / Turkey / Palestinian Authority / Islamists / Hezbollah / Egypt

Hamas Surprised: Iran Supports a ‘Dictator Like Assad’ ?

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

You find the rats when the ship sinks. The Iranian dictatorship used to love the Hamas dictatorship until Hamas opposed the Assad dictatorship. Hamas asks, “How could Ahmadinejad support a dictator?”

Israel / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Israel Ranks 10th in Number of Millionaires per Capita

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israel is the home to 84,000 millionaires, putting it in 10th place in the world’s ranking of the number of millionaires as a percentage of the number of households, according to The Boston Consulting Group, in its report "Maintaining Momentum in a Complex World: Global Wealth 2013." In percentage term, there is a millionaire in […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Settlements / Holocaust

Anti-Semites Scrawl Crosses on Tel Aviv Synagogue

By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency

When Jews vandalize mosques and monasteries, they are called ”price tag” attacks for government malign neglect of Jewish rights. When anti-Semites attack synagogues, it is not even reported.

News Briefs / Business and Economy

VAT Tax Up

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israeli VAT tax went up 1% to 18% on Saturday night. It's now at its highest level in a decade. The government expects the tax hike will raise an additional NIS 4.4 billion a year in revenue, assuming the economy stays strong. The price of gasoline also rose to NIS 7.52 for 95 octane. This […]

United with Israel

Muslim Zionist Speaks Out Against Anti-Semitism

By Rachel Avraham

Hafeez believes that the most important thing to do in dealing with Muslim antisemitism in the United Kingdom is to acknowledge the problem.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Palestinians: Kerry Trying to Bribe Us to "Sell Out"

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Kerry's plan to boost the Palestinian economy has hardly impressed the Palestinian Authority leadership.

Israel / Global / Science and Tech / On Campus / Education

Tel Aviv U Researcher Says Marijuana Can Halt Brain Damage

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Marijuana is known to have therapeutic qualities. A Tel Aviv Univ. professor now says a very low dosage of grass also can prevent brain damage. A new study may reach the same conclusion for the heart.

Israel / US / News Briefs / Business and Economy

World Financial Honchos to Attend $30,000 Bye-Bye Bash to Fischer

By Jewish Press News Desk

Former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Larry Summers will join several other world financial leaders on June 18 for a $30,000 farewell party for Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer, the Globes business newspaper reported Thursday. Fischer is leaving in the middle of his second term of office after having made aliyah to take the […]

Terrorism / IDF & Security / Syria / Global / News Briefs

Israeli Intelligence Officials in Russia to Stop Missile Sale

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Everyone is going nuts over Assad’s statement that he already has received Russia’s sophisticated S-300 anti-aircraft missiles. But when did Assad ever tell the truth?

United with Israel

The Importance of the Negev

By Rachel Avraham

Without the Negev Desert, Israel would be a small non-viable state, a fact which motivates anti-Israel activists to focus on it.

News Briefs / Sports

All Star Softball League: Janglo Breaks Good News, Noble Effort Pays Off

By Monty Wayland

Jerry’s Kids second game of the week was perhaps the most exciting of the season to date.

A Soldier's Mother

What a Stone Can Do

By Paula R. Stern

It's time to let the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) protect our citizens.

Israel / Travel / News Briefs

Netanyahu Aims for 10 Millions Tourists a Year

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israel will host 10 million tourists a year by the end of the decade, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu told the Second Jerusalem Tourism Conference Wednesday. "What we're doing in the tourism industry is exciting,” he said. “We've doubled the number of tourists from 1.5 million to three million a year, and we need to double […]

Moshe Feiglin

Who’s Calling the Shots at the Temple Mount?

By Moshe Feiglin

“This area is under Muslim sovereignty,” the senior officer on the Temple Mount said to me. “I thought that we were in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel,” I answered, as I set out on a series of letter-writing campaigns and meetings with the chief of Israel police, the attorney general and the minister for internal security.

Israel / US / Politics / News Briefs / Religion

Staunch Israel Supporter Rep. Bachmann Calls It Quits

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Michele Bachmann has a lot in common with Sarah Palin – attractive, pro-Israel, a Tea Party darling, candidate for president and a target of media mockery. Soon, like Palin, she will be out of office.

Op-Eds

Will ‘Terrorism’ be Redefined to Placate Israeli Leftists?

By Steven Plaut

American news headlines over the past few weeks have focused on political targeting by the Internal Revenue Service of conservative groups. But Israel is experiencing its own form of political targeting by the state. The attorney general is leading an initiative to have a small group of radical juveniles who engage in mischief declared a terrorist organization.

United with Israel

Overcoming Grief through Cooking

By Rachel Avraham

The OneFamily fund for victims and families of victims of terror has compiled a cookbook, featuring the favorite recipes of Israelis who were murdered by Palestinian terrorists.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Recognizing Positive Haredi Values

By Harry Maryles

Despite the criticisms, Haredi society has positives that should be recognized.

CIFWatch

Terrorists as 'Political Prisoners': CiF Watch Prompts Guardian Correction

By Adam Levick

The Guardian has called terrorists convicted of murder or attempted murder 'political prisoners.'

Sponsored Posts

Israel: Leading the Way

By Tami Benmayer

Israeli Hospitals are leaders in the fields of emergency, trauma and mass-casualty preparedness.

Israel / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Business and Economy

Abbas' Adviser Calls Israel-PA High-Tech Meeting ‘Unacceptable’

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Microsoft and Cisco learn how Abbas defines ”direct talks.” Their officials are to attend an Israel-PA high-tech confab. Abbas’ adviser says it’s “unacceptable.” It gives the world the wrong impression.

Israel / News Briefs / Holocaust

Germany Pledges $800 Million for Holocaust Survivors Home Care

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Germany officials recently met in Israel for the first time to negotiate aid for Holocaust survivors, whom they visited in their homes and at soup kitchens. Now it announces $800 million more aid.

Shiloh Musings

Pallywood: Making News, Rather than Just Reporting it

By Batya Medad

There's nothing new in journalists trying to make news; they just can't make facts out of lies.

Terrorism / Israel / Syria / News Briefs / Europe / Hezbollah / Russia

Wishy-Washy West Endangers Israel with Russian Missiles for Assad

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The West has played one too many games in the Syria disaster. After it lifts the arms embargo to rebels, Russia says it will arm Assad with game-changing missiles. For Israel, it is not a game.

Uncategorized

Israeli-Ethiopian Youth Celebrate Their Heritage

By Rachel Avraham

Young Ethiopians get a boost in self-esteem through the celebration of their heritage at the Malkat Shva Ethiopian Cultural Center.

Israel / News Briefs / Science and Tech

Cancer Patients at High Maternity Risk, Says New Israel Research

By Jewish Press News Desk

Cancer sufferers and survivors are at increased risk of major obstetric complications, according to new research by Israeli researchers to be presented next week at the Annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology in Chicago. It is well known that cancer treatments decrease fertility, but very little has been known until now concerning […]

Guest Blog

Disputed Territories: The Census of 1967

By Yaacov Lozowick

In Gaza, the Egyptian data from 1965 had about 100,000 additional people, or 25% more than the Israelis counted.

Fresno Zionism

Could You Live with this Level of Violence?

By Vic Rosenthal

A situation has arisen in Judea and Samaria where attempted murder — and sometimes the attempts are successful — is a daily occurrence.

A Soldier's Mother

Sirens and Erie Thoughts in Israel

By Paula R. Stern

I listened to what was supposed to symbolize a massive missile attack - sirens wailing all over Israel.

Daniel Greenfield

The Israeli Man's Burden

By Daniel Greenfield

What infuriates New York Times reporters and State Department trolls alike is that Israelis can go for hours and even days without contemplating the tortures prepared for them.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Who is Really Desecrating Holy Sites?

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Palestinians claim that the mere presence of Jewish visitors is a 'desecration' of the holy site.

United with Israel

Learning Peace Through Soccer

By Rachel Avraham

According to Sivan Hendel of the Peres Center for Peace, 'Sports is an international language.'

This Ongoing War

Abbas's Threat and Denial at the WEF

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

It's sadly familiar to hear Abbas invoking cultural values that reject kidnapping and hostage-taking while threatening to do exactly that.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Another Defender of the Haredi Status Quo Clucks His Tongue

By Harry Maryles

No religious Jew would deny the merit that Torah study. But it is the height of folly to believe that a strong military is therefore unnecessary.

Op-Eds

Why Israel-Turkey Relations will not Change

By Elad Uzan

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan was educated within an anti-Jewish political framework.

Op-Eds

US: Israel's Prosperity a Problem

By Shoshana Bryen

Does Kerry think it would be better for Israel to approach negotiations from a position of precarious poverty?

Op-Eds

Shabbat Shalom, Jerusalem

By Meir Indor

Let’s bring back the country’s Jewish soul and return the sanctity of Shabbat to the public sphere.

Israel

Petition: PM Netanyahu Stop the Terrorism on Our Roads (+Video)

By Jewish Press News Desk

Watch the video below the petition. [emailpetition id="5"] JewishPress.com has been closely following the escalating terrorism in Gush Etzion. Below is a shocking video where you will see the what it like to have a rock thrown at you, and how the IDF has been responding. It is shocking that the government of Israel is […]

Israel / News Briefs

Nationwide Emergency Drill Begins

By Jewish Press News Desk

The first of two sirens went off in Israel at 12:30PM, as the country performs a nationwide drill. Residents are expected to go to their safe rooms for 10 minutes. There will be a second siren alarm later in the day.

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

Who Are the Journalists and Who Are the Terrorists? (Video)

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Once upon a time journalists covered the news. Now journalists are the front lines for terrorists can shoot at Israeli soldiers before journalists shoot the pictures, but who gets the credits?

Jewish / News Briefs / Europe / Media / Aliyah / Geulah

Former Italian Legislator Makes Aliyah

By JTA

The Rome Jewish community leadership gave a rousing send-off to journalist and former Italian parliament member Fiamma Nirenstein ahead of her departure for Israel on aliyah Sunday. She will live in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Gilo. Born in Florence, Nirenstein was elected to Parliament in April 2008 as a member of the center-right People of […]

A Soldier's Mother

Life in Israel: A Complaint to Egged

By Paula R. Stern

While there are many heartwarming tales told about Egged, sadly, the less than amazing is often more the norm.

United with Israel

Faces of Israel: Nachman Klieman, Founder of U-Boutique

By Rachel Avraham

As someone who lives on the front line of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Klieman has personal experience when it comes to Palestinian terrorism.

Israel / News Briefs / Religion

Senegalese Tribe Sounds Jewish, Acts Jewish but Says It’s Muslim

By JTA

An African tribe, ‘Sons of Israel,” says it is descended from Jews and is "chosen.” Their language resembles Hebrew. They use the Star of David. But they are practicing Muslims.

Israel / News Briefs / Business and Economy

‘Better Place’ Electric Car Goes Belly Up

By JTA

The electric car company Better Place, which had pledged to erect electric car charging stations throughout Israel, filed for bankruptcy in an Israeli court on Sunday. The company, based in Palo Alto, Calif., fired about half of its staff in October 2012. Better Place provides charge spots and battery-switch stations for the Renault Fluence ZE, […]

Terrorism / Israel / Syria / News Briefs / Hezbollah

Rebel Rockets on Beirut Signal Civil War across from the Galilee

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

An unstable enemy country is often worse than a known foe. Syrian rebel rocket attacks on Hezbollah areas in Beirut leave Israel with a powder keg from the Golan Heights to the Mediterranean Sea.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Are Haredi Orgs Being Singled Out in Israel?

By Harry Maryles

Just as the IRS targeted conservative groups, according a report, a leaked document states that Israel's Economic Affairs Ministry is targeting Haredi businesses and Yeshivos.

The Muqata

History of Israel: Eilat, City of Sin

By Orat@Muqata

From the Islamic sources, it is clear that Eilat had a significant Jewish population, which existed for hundreds of years after the Muslim conquest.

Fresno Zionism

Google and the Defenders of Kfar Etzion

By Vic Rosenthal

Not one Jew was allowed to remain on the Jordanian side of the cease-fire line.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Why Doesn't the EU Condemn PA Torture?

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Praising Abbas for instructing his security forces to stop torturing Palestinian detainees is like welcoming a convicted armed robber's promise to retire.

United with Israel

The Jewish Connection to Israel: Sephardic Aliyot

By Rachel Avraham

One of the medieval Aliyot was that of the Sephardic Jewish community which fled Spain following the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisition.

CIFWatch

Sounds Israeli: Ofra Haza

By Adam Levick

The late Ofra Haza sings "Jerusalem of Gold" in 1998.

Ktzat Ivrit

In Hebrew: 'To Complain'

By Ami Steinberger

Your weekly video dose of Hebrew.

Israel / Middle East / Levant / US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Europe

Bibi to Talk Separately with Kerry, Sarkozy and Hague – in 4 Hours

By Jewish Press News Desk

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has a busy day Thursday and is scheduled to talk with two foreign ministers and former French President Nicolas Sarkozy in a four-hour time span. His office announced he will welcome U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry at 10:15, and the American efforts to bring Prime Minister Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority […]

United with Israel

Rachel’s Tomb: A Jewish Holy Site Since Ancient Times

By Rachel Avraham

The sixteenth century Arab historian Mujir Al Din wrote that Rachel’s Tomb was a Jewish holy place.

Terrorism / Israel / Iran / News Briefs

Steinitz Warns Iran Will Be Able To Make 30 Nuclear Bombs a Year

By Jewish Press News Desk

Iran will be able top produce 30 nuclear bombs a year and 100 within the decade, Minister of Strategy, Intelligence and International Relations Affairs Yuval Steinitz told a defense conference this week. He told the IsraelDefense C5I Conference that Iran could reach the capability of operating 54,000 centrifuges. "Iran is not North Korea or Pakistan […]

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

IDF Arrests PA Security Officers Who Murdered Jew

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Israeli soldiers on Tuesday arrested three Palestinian Authority security officers who murdered 24-year-old Ben-Yosef Livnat at Joseph’s Tomb two years ago but spent only one year in a PA jail before being freed. An IDF investigation of the incident confirmed Palestinian Authority claims that Livnat and other Jews tried to enter the holy Jewish site […]

Terrorism / IDF & Security / Syria / Hamas / Police and Crime / Iran / News Briefs / Hezbollah

National Emergency Drill Prepares for the Worst

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The annual Home Front Drill is quite routine. This year there are more reasons for Israelis to take it more seriously, such as Assad, Hezbollah and chemical weapons, for starters. Hope for the best.

Israel / NY / News Briefs / Europe / Archaeology

Israeli 1,700-year-old Mosaic on Display at Louvre Museum

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Israelis are familiar with archaeological finds dating back centuries and sometimes thousands of years. Now the world’s most popular museum, the Louvre, exhibits a 1,700-year-old mosaic found in Lod.

Fresno Zionism

Why was the IDF (and Karsenty) Abandoned in the Al Dura Affair?

By Vic Rosenthal

Why didn't then Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz and then Prime Minister Ehud Barak demand that all the footage shot by France 2 on that day be placed at Israel’s disposal to do a proper investigation?

Goldstein on Gelt

Tel Aviv: A City of Opportunity

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

An interview with Jay Shultz, president of the Am Yisrael Foundation.

Rubin Reports

Erdogan Praised at White House as He Subverts US Interests

By Barry Rubin

With a 'friend' like Erdogan, Obama’s policy toward Syria, Iran, the advance of revolutionary Islamism, and the Israel-Palestinian “peace process,” is in serious trouble.

My Right Word

Who's Denying Whose Heritage?

By Yisrael Medad

The entire Land of Israel, have been the subject of incessant Islamic reinvention.

Shiloh Musings

Lapid, Livni, Bibi... All the Same Dangerous Mistake

By Batya Medad

True peace is something that evolves when neither side aims to destroy the other one.

United with Israel

Faces of Israel: Yariv Vizner, Founder of 'Little Heroes'

By Rachel Avraham

Little Heroes or 'Giborim Ktanim' pairs ordinary Israelis with mentally challenged children with the goal of helping such children to better fit into Israeli society.

Middle East / Levant / US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Jerusalem / Settlements

Kerry Headed for PA-Israel Crisis that He Created

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Kerry has done a lot in three months. He has won the distrust of Abbas. He has personally upbraided Israeli Ambassador Oren. Why is he coming to town this week? Maybe he booked the wrong plane.

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