Palestinians Appear Indifferent to Netanyahu Victory Some Palestinians are angry at Israelis for voting in PM Netanyahu and his Likud party, but PA President Mahmoud Abbas indicated that it makes no difference.
Hamas rebuilding bases to attack Israel Hamas has confiscated building materials supplied by Israel meant for civilian reconstruction and is using it to rebuild bases and terror infrastructure.
Saudi prince sides with Israel, warns against bad Iran deal Prince Turki al-Faisal warned that the Middle East will see a nuclear arms race if Iran is left with the capability to produce the bomb.
Jamaica hopes Jewish tourism can help fading community There were as many as eight synagogues and roughly 2,500 Jews in Jamaica in the 1800s. But tides of migration and assimilation have now left only 200 congregants, and just one synagogue remains. (AP/David McFadden)
Iran Nuclear Capabilities Will Remain After Deal Iran remains steadfast in its refusal to relinquish its ability to race toward the bomb.
Iran’s Khamenei derides US Senators, calls Netanyahu ‘Zionist clown’ As the US negotiates with Iran over its nuclear program, Iran's supreme leader continues to ridicule American and Israeli decision makers.
New Israeli initiative aims to improve foreign trade Stepping up efforts to become a leading force in the global import-export market, the ministry of economy launched a new website, Israel-Trade.Net.
Arab lawyer from Jerusalem arrested for aiding Hamas Israeli security forces prevented a serious prison security breach when it caught a lawyer serving as a conduit between Hamas terrorists in various prisons.
UN Security Council criticized for failure to act in Syria The UN Security Council is under attack for once again failing to fulfill its Charter, prevent genocide and assist refugees in need.
Extremist cleric will influence choice of Iran’s next leader Hardliner Ayatollah Mohammad Yazdi beat former president Ayatollah Ali Rafsanjani as head of the Assembly of Experts, which will decide who will lead Iran after Khamenei.
Qatar promises to rebuild homes in Gaza destroyed in Hamas’ war against Israel At a donors' conference in Cairo in October, some $5.4 billion was pledged at the meeting, but most of it has yet to reach the Palestinians.
Austria refuses to return Nazi-looted art to former Jewish owner’s heirs Austria's laws on restitution of Nazi-looted art appear to have placed a painting by famed artist Gustav Klimt in the wrong hands.
United Nations panel asks to postpone publishing Gaza war report A UN inquiry will publish a report on war crimes that took place during Hamas's war against Israel last year, during which Hamas indiscriminately fired thousands of rockets at Israel. Israel often objects to such UN inquiries, finding them biased.
Israeli released for ransom in Nigeria abduction case An Israeli was abducted and released for ransom in Nigeria recently. His case is one among many in a rising trend.
New missile enables Iran attack on Europe Iran showcased the new Soumar missile, capable of an attack on Europe. Analysts are speculating this public display is a signal to the US and Israel, demonstrating growing Iranian power.
UK Middle East Students Vote to Boycott Israel While University of London students voted overwhelmingly to boycott Israel in a biased referendum, Jewish students felt afraid and unwelcome on campus.
A skeptical US Secretary of State reassures Gulf leaders, Europeans over Iran’s nuclear ambitions With a March 30 deadline for a framework agreement looming, US Secretary of State John Kerry spent the last few days in separate meetings with the Iranians, Gulf leaders and European negotiating partners.
Independent Forensic Report Says Jewish Argentine Prosecutor Murdered Believing the Argentine authorities to be shielding the responsible parties, Alberto Nisman's family has ordered their own private investigation.
Is this the End for the Palestinian Authority? US Secretary of State John Kerry warned PA President Mahmoud Abbas to avoid taking harsh measures before the Israeli elections on March 17.
Palestinian Authority to Fight Israel in International Criminal Court In its ongoing efforts to battle Israel in every forum, the Palestinian Authority is seeking to drag Israel to court over alleged war crimes. This move could backfire though as Israel can also file a complaint against the PA.
