The international community should engage in a “moral” attack on Iran, not a military one, President Shimon Peres said in an interview on Monday, adding that Tehran’s support of terror was as much a global concern as the economic crisis.Read More
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, speaking haltingly in her first interview since she was critically wounded by a gunman’s bullet, said her political future was contingent on getting “better.”Read More
Tnuva, Israel’s largest dairy company, said it will not renew its contract with its Brooklyn distributor, which is accused of underpaying workers and firing employees illegally.Read More
Kathy Manning, board chair of the Jewish Federations of North America, was named to Jewish Women International’s annual list of 10 “Extraordinary Women to Watch.Read More
Vice President Joe Biden said the U.S. commitment to Israel was “unbreakable.”Read More
As the Knesset get ready to vote Monday on a number of controversial bills, MKs from both the opposition and the governing coalition have voiced strong criticism of the proposed laws, saying they are draconian and anti-democratic.Read More
Democratic National Committee Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz sharply challenged the Republican field, including Mitt Romney, for pledging to zero out the foreign aid budget, including resources the U.S. provides to Israel.Read More
Israel is behind the recent explosion at an Iran missile base, a Western intelligence source told Time Magazine.Read More
Evelyn Lauder, who pioneered the pink ribbon as the symbol of breast cancer awareness, has died.Read More
Scores of people marched through a Jewish neighborhood in Brooklyn Sunday to protest the anti-Semitic vandalism that struck the area.Read More