At least 40 people have been killed in a massive brush fire in northern Israel.Read More
Top Jewish Democratic senators are pressing AIPAC to back the new START arms reduction treaty with Russia.Read More
Princeton students are voting on whether to ask the university’s dining services to provide an alternative brand of hummus.Read More
The author of a controversial new Palestinian Authority report says his claim that the Western Wall is not a Jewish historic site does not constitute Palestinian propaganda but is rather an attempt to educate world Jewry.Read More
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the Obama administration just two weeks after elected to Knesset that he supported the idea of a land exchange and had no desire to govern Palestinian territories, according to a diplomatic cable released by the online whistleblower WikiLeaks on Sunday.Read More
Rocks were thrown through the windows of two Jewish centers at Indiana University.Read More
A Jewish woman was appointed to Bahrain’s main legislative body.Read More
A raft of controversial diplomatic secrets published by the WikiLeaks group has not damaged Israel and in fact strengthened its position, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday.Read More
A cabinet decision on Sunday approving a plan to hold and deport thousands of illegal migrant workers drew the ire of rights groups, who called the plan a disgrace on the State of Israel and said such a move would do nothing to halt the stream of infiltrators crossing over from Sinai.Read More
A 2009 American government cable released Sunday by the WikiLeaks website quotes Defense Minister Ehud Barak as telling visiting American officials that a strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities was viable until the end of 2010, but after that “any military solution would result in unacceptable collateral damage.”Read More