Jonathan Tobin: Don’t accept the myth of ‘Jewish privilege’ In 2020, Jews are no longer a weak, powerless people at the mercy of others, ripe for persecution. Hatemongers should be answered with the truth, but not by a mindset in which Jews compete for sympathy.
Palestinian foreign minister claims the Jews control Apple and Google 'It is obvious who owns them, and the Israeli-Jewish influence on them is also obvious,' Maliki asserted.
Elizabeth Warren’s New Role: Key Joe Biden Policy Adviser Ironically, a clash with then-Sen. Biden during a 2005 congressional hearing over a bankruptcy law was the first time many Americans laid eyes on Warren.
Afghan girl kills Taliban fighters who murdered her parents 'Qamar Gul, who was inside the house, took an AK-47 gun the family had and first shot dead the two Taliban fighters who killed her parents, and then injured a few others,' said the village police head.
WATCH: ‘Galloping into the abyss’: Israel corona cases kissing 2,000 daily Some 1,977 people tested positive in Israel for the coronavirus on Tuesday.
Trump says virus in US will ‘get worse before it gets better’ Swaths of the country are now battling rising infections and growing deaths, and some states are once again having to close businesses and rethink school in the fall.
WATCH: Israel’s restaurant owners say government has no clue what it’s doing Israeli restaurant owners have lost faith in the government, after it flip-flopped on closure orders, i24News reports.
Shabak chief asks politicians to lower the rhetoric as Likud fears for Netanyahu’s safety Likud members have pointed out that the threats are far more blatant than those that preceded the assassination of PM Yitzhak Rabin in 1995.
Holland admits it funded Palestinian terrorists Dutch Foreign Trade Minister admits Israeli groups were correct, freezes funding to a Palestinian NGO that paid the salaries of Jewish teen's killers.
Israel cuts time in isolation to 10 days despite spike in cases The Health Ministry adopted the WHO recommendations.
Jonathan Tobin: A Jewish opera legend’s family is divided by cancel culture Cancel culture isn’t just wrong because it’s unfair; it’s wrong because extremists and partisans are using it to transform political disagreements into culture wars in which there can be no compromise.
Ari Fuld’s killer sentenced to life in prison, NIS 1.25 million in restitution An Israeli court handed down a lifetime sentence to Khalil Jabarin, who stabbed to death American-Israeli activist Ari Fuld in a brutal ambush at a Gush Etzion shopping center in 2018.
‘Hateful imagery’: Twitter locks out Jewish users for posting Star of David According to a UK anti-Semitism watchdog group, Twitter deemed the traditional Jewish symbol to be “hateful imagery” and is locking accounts of those who post it.
Trump to send federal agents to Chicago, other Democrat-run cities potentially Around 150 Homeland Security Investigations agents will be sent to Chicago to help local law enforcement address a massive spike in crime.
WATCH: Jerusalem traffic grinds to a halt as protesters take to the streets Hundreds of Israelis marched from the prime minster's residence to the Knesset on Tuesday night, shutting down traffic in portions of Israel's capital.
US says Chinese hackers stole data from corona vaccine researchers The indictment includes charges of trade secret theft and wire fraud conspiracy against the Chinese hackers.
Nurses strike ends quickly, happily as government promises influx of workers Health system agrees to hire 2,000 more nurses and hundreds of doctors to help ease burden as coronavirus patients continue to fill hospitals.
Israel’s Shabak exposes terror plot involving Iran, Hezbollah An April arrest led to the exposure of the plot.
Yom Kippur synagogue shooter goes on trial in Germany The head of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, Joseph Schuster, called the attack 'one of the worst anti-Semitic incidents of the last years in Germany.'
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – July 21, 2020 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on July 21, 2020.
