Haaretz/ Reuters
By Haaretz/ Reuters
-
Fast Forward Iran’s Foreign Minister: ‘Holocaust Is Not a Myth’
Iran’s foreign minister said on Sunday that the “Holocaust is not a myth,” and that Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei “rejects and condemns the killing of innocent people.” Appearing on ABC’s “This Week,” Javad Zarif was asked by host George Stephanopoulos about a statement appearing on the website of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, which refers in…
-
Fast Forward Assad Regime Says Conflict With Rebels in Syria Has Reached a Stalemate
Fighting between Syrian President Bashar Assad’s forces and the opposition has reached a stalemate, and the regime plans on calling for a ceasefire at an upcoming conference in Geneva, Syria’s deputy prime minister has told the U.K.’s Guardian newspaper. In the interview published Thursday, Deputy Prime Minister Qadri Jamil said that neither the opposition nor…
-
Fast Forward Morsi Accused of Ties With Hamas Is Detained for 15 Days
Egyptian authorities have detained President Mohammed Morsi for 15 days over an array of accusations, including killing soldiers and conspiring with the Palestinian group Hamas, the state news agency reported on Friday. The report came just hours before millions of Egyptians were expected to take to the streets in mass rallies for and against Egypt’s…
Explore
Most Popular
- 1
Film & TV So, what’s the deal with the honey scene in ‘Marty Supreme?’
- 2
Israel News Somaliland already operates as a de facto state. So why is Israel’s recognition of it so controversial?
- 3
Fast Forward The judge in Maduro’s case is an Orthodox Jew — and displays a Torah verse in his chambers
- 4
Antisemitism Decoded Things are only going to get worse for Jews from here
In Case You Missed It
-
News Why Venezuela’s Jews are optimistic about their country’s future — even as the government promotes anti-Israel conspiracies
-
Fast Forward BBC draws fire after airing Holocaust cello repair story that does not specially mention Jews
-
Fast Forward At a former driving school, Kehillat Harlem plants roots for Jewish life uptown
-
Yiddish World Teens, seniors explore Ashkenazi traditions at Yiddish New York festival
-
Shop the Forward Store
100% of profits support our journalism
