EU to demand Palestinians remove anti-Israel incitement from textbooks Two new amendments condition continued financial support for PA education on removal of the anti-Israel incitement found in dozens of Palestinian textbooks.
Truth finishes last at Hamas ‘Press Office’ Hamas wants journalists to show only one side of the story by solely focusing on Israel's response to the violent demonstrations, not on what triggered the response.
Bomb discovered at security checkpoint; major terror attack thwarted Defense Ministry officials described the bomb as “powerful” and said sappers were working to dismantle it.
UN team fired on at suspected Syria chemical attack site Assailants opened fire at a U.N. security team visiting the site of a suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria, an official said Wednesday.
Iranian ex-pats slam Sweden for meeting with infamous hostage crisis ‘mastermind’ The Swedish government's meeting with one of the 'masterminds' of 1979's hostage crisis was roundly condemned by Iranian anti-regime activists.
Egyptian army: ISIS leader in Sinai killed in shootout The leader of the Islamic State group in the Sinai Peninsula was killed in a shootout with the Egyptian military.
Berlin anti-Semitic attacker identified as Palestinian-Syrian, turns self in A young Israeli was hit repeatedly with a belt on a German street by an attacker yelling 'Jew' in Arabic. The assailant later turned himself in and was identified as a Palestinian 'asylum seeker' from Syria
Polish nationalists seek probe of Israeli president’s Holocaust remarks Did Israel's president break the law in Poland when he said that 'we cannot deny that Poland and Poles had a hand' in the Holocaust?
German prosecutors indict former Auschwitz guard, 94 A former concentration camp guard faces justice more than 70 years after the Holocaust.
Berlin anti-Semitic attacker identified as Palestinian-Syrian, turns self in A young Israeli was hit repeatedly with a belt on a German street by an attacker yelling 'Jew' in Arabic. The assailant later turned himself in and was identified as a Palestinian 'asylum seeker' from Syria
Polish nationalists seek probe of Israeli president’s Holocaust remarks Did Israel's president break the law in Poland when he said that 'we cannot deny that Poland and Poles had a hand' in the Holocaust?
German prosecutors indict former Auschwitz guard, 94 A former concentration camp guard faces justice more than 70 years after the Holocaust.
South Carolina becomes first state to pass bill confronting anti-Semitism 'Anti-Semitism, and the forces that have led to its resurgence, are not representative of the values of South Carolina,' said State Representative Alan Clemmons.
Friends separated by the Holocaust reunite in California Holocaust survivors Simon Gronowski and Alice Gerstel Weit reunited after more than 70 years. There was much hugging and crying as the two old friends shared memories from a long-ago past.
Study: 22% of young Americans never heard of the Holocaust According to a survey published on Thursday, one-fifth of young Americans have never heard of the genocide committed against the Jews in World War II or are unclear as to what actually transpired.
Students discover ancient menorah-adorned lamp while preparing Independence Day surprise Israeli students preparing a gift for the state discovered an ancient precursor of Israel's national symbol.
20 percent of Central, Eastern Europeans do not accept Jews as fellow citizens A Pew Research Center survey of 18 countries finds that Jews are not wanted as neighbors or family members.
IDF mobilizes for massive task of prepping for Passover Everyone in the IDF pitches in to do their part in a holiday that is about liberation.
Israel: 70 Years of Success Against All Odds In just seven decades, the Jewish people rebuilt their ancestral homeland, transforming it into a thriving democracy and thwarting the onslaught of internal and external attacks on its sovereignty.
Stuck in strategic stalemate, Hamas uses Gaza border protests to pressure Israel Hamas' 'March of Return,' which defies its 'peaceful' billing and is in fact quite violent, has placed the Palestinian issue back on the world stage. With the Jewish state standing firm, Hamas is failing.
US bombing of Syria – mission accomplished? While one must not underestimate the savagery of Assad, his regional and global destabilizing impact is dwarfed by the impact of the ferociously tectonic Ayatollahs.
Israel: 70 Years of Success Against All Odds In just seven decades, the Jewish people rebuilt their ancestral homeland, transforming it into a thriving democracy and thwarting the onslaught of internal and external attacks on its sovereignty.
Stuck in strategic stalemate, Hamas uses Gaza border protests to pressure Israel Hamas' 'March of Return,' which defies its 'peaceful' billing and is in fact quite violent, has placed the Palestinian issue back on the world stage. With the Jewish state standing firm, Hamas is failing.
US bombing of Syria – mission accomplished? While one must not underestimate the savagery of Assad, his regional and global destabilizing impact is dwarfed by the impact of the ferociously tectonic Ayatollahs.
Israel and Russia: Friends or foes in Syria? Putin and Netanyahu have built a relationship based on mutual understanding if not agreement. How does Syria fit in?
Pondering the ‘German Problem’ on Holocaust Remembrance Day An examination of Germany's relationship with the Palestinians, the Islamic Republic of Iran, and its own sizable Muslim population raises more questions than it answers.
Syria: Fighting over the corpse Syria has reverted to its prior status as space across which the competing interests of bigger empires and armies are played out.
