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Abbas Says Talks Will Continue After Statehood Bid

By Haaretz

Security coordination with Israel would continue even after the United Nations’ expected recognition of a Palestinian state later this month, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas promised on Monday.Read More


Turkey Suspends Defense Industry Ties to Israel

By JTA

Turkey has suspended all defense industry ties with Israel and has halted all trade as well, pending a decision on permanently suspending trade, the country’s prime minister announced.Read More


Golda Meir Wanted Allies To Bomb Auschwitz

By JTA

Golda Meir, the future Israeli prime minister, wanted the United States and its allies to bomb Auschwitz, researchers have learned.Read More


Strauss-Kahn Gets Lukewarm Reception in France

Former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn received a mixed welcome in his return to Paris after sexual assault charges were dropped in New York.Read More


Security Breach Bares U.S. Efforts to Spy on Israel

By Haaretz

A security breach which ended over a year ago with the jailing of an Israeli FBI employee has exposed U.S. attempts to spy on Israeli officials, a New York Times report said on Thursday.Read More


Israelis in New York Stage Rally for Social Change

By Haaretz

Some 100 Israelis and supporters gathered in Washington Square Park in New York City on Saturday to hold a rally in solidarity with the hundreds of thousands demonstrating for social change across the pond in their native land.Read More


Jewish High School Football Teams Battle in 'Bagel Bowl'

By JTA

Two West Coast Jewish high school football teams squared off in a game dubbed the Bagel Bowl.Read More


Weprin Leads Race for Cash in Battle Over Weiner's Seat

By Forward Staff

Democrat David Weprin has reportedly raised nearly twice as much as Republican Bob Turner in the fight for disgraced U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner’s old seat.Read More


After Booting Israeli Envoy, Turkey Threatens More Action

By Haaretz

Turkey booted the Israeli ambassador and threatened more diplomatic action. The Turks are angry that Israel has refused to apologize for a 2010 raid on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla.Read More


Israelis March From South to Netanyahu's Home

By Haaretz

Israel’ socio-economic issues pose the greatest threat to the safety of its citizens, not the threat of terrorist attacks, protesters said in a rally near the Prime Minister’s residence in Jerusalem on Friday.Read More






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