Iranian people skeptical of government’s longterm cooperation deal with China 'The government of the Islamic Republic does not represent the people of Iran,' posted one Twitter user.
WATCH: Do claims of Israel withholding resources from Jordan hold water? A new Haaretz report citing unnamed Israeli and Jordanian sources allege that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delayed approving a Jordanian request ...
Opinion: Biden – a captive to his handlers Biden needed a cheat sheet and marked photos of approved reporters. He is utterly captive to his handlers, a condition previously showcased by America’s 32nd president.
Netanyahu opponents bickering over who gets to form government Lapid, Bennett both eyeing prime minister's seat as parties haggle over how to form a majority coalition government.
Romanian Jewish actress gets death threats on Passover Maia Morgenstern, who leads the Jewish State Theater in Bucharest, posted an email on social media in which the sender threatened to murder her and her family, among other acts of violence.
Top IDF general: Israel has ability to ‘completely destroy Iran’s nuclear program’ In a public interview, the top IDF general dealing with Iran issues a severe warning to the Islamic Republic.
Giant container ship that blocked Suez Canal set free Ship operators did not offer a timeline for the reopening of the crucial canal, which carries over 10% of global trade, including 7% of the world’s oil.
WATCH: NY State officials subpoenaed in Cuomo sex harassment probe "Culture of corruption" - New York State Assemblyman Mike Lawler says it is "critically important" that the attorney general bring in Governor Andrew ...
Obama family matriarch, 99, dies in Kenyan hospital Sarah Obama was the second wife of President Obama’s grandfather and helped raise his father, Barack Obama, Sr. She attended the U.S. president's first inauguration in 2009.
Atlanta-based non-profit screens Jews for hereditary diseases, offers counseling 'There are a lot of tests for different cancer genes, but we wanted to test people to show that if they have a positive result, that result could be actionable,' the director of JScreen said.
WATCH: What to expect on day 1 of Derek Chauvin trial Chief legal analyst Dan Abrams outlines the key legal issues facing the former police officer accused of killing George Floyd.
WHO report says animals likely source of COVID 'No firm conclusion about the role of the Huanan market in the origin of the outbreak, or how the infection was introduced into the market, can currently be drawn,' the report said.
US honors late ‘Lubavitcher Rebbe’ in annual event to inspire new leaders In 1994, just months after his death, Rabbi Schneerson was awarded with the Congressional Gold Medal for his 'outstanding and enduring contributions toward world education, morality and acts of charity.'
Prominent Israeli chef fighting for his life after assaulted, robbed on way to daughter’s wedding Investigators have raised the possibility that the suspected thief followed Kadosh from the bank to the gas station after seeing him withdraw a large amount of cash.
Shooter at Kansas Jewish centers appeals death sentence The murderer testified during trial that he drove to the Kansas City area in April 2014 to kill Jews before he died.
WATCH: ‘Next Year in Jerusalem,’ says VP Harris at virtual White House Passover seder 'Next year in Jerusalem, next year in person,' says U.S. Vice-President Kamala Harris at virtual White House Passover seder,
Opinion: Ignore Jonathan Pollard’s terrible advice He not only seems unaware of how his crime cast a pall over every loyal American Jew working to defend the world’s greatest democracy, but seems to think it doesn’t really matter.
Gantz cancels meeting on vaccine contracts; political squabbling could lead to shortage, Likud warns 'We hear that in Europe there is concern about tightening exports on vaccines, and we may lose the window of opportunity,' warns Health Ministry chief Hezi Levy.
Ship ‘partially refloated,’ but still stuck in Suez Canal Ship operators did not offer a timeline for the reopening of the crucial canal, which carries over 10% of global trade, including 7% of the world's oil.
Israelis celebrate Passover and freedom from virus It's a stark turnaround from last year, when Israel was in the first of three nationwide lockdowns, with businesses shuttered, checkpoints set up on empty roads and people confined to their homes. Many could only see their elderly relatives on video calls.
