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Even if mandatory vaccinations are deemed legal and the unvaccinated show up for their shots, requiring everyone to get vaccinated won't solve...
The cabinet on Sunday approved the appointment of former Labor party leader Amir Peretz as chairman of the Israel Aerospace Industries board, after...
Nurses at Haifa’s Rambam Medical Center held a strike for several hours Sunday morning in protest of the latest incident of violence by members of...
The real tragedy behind Azeem Rafiq is the profound gaps in his knowledge, typified by the fact he didn’t know what Auschwitz was. We all now...
The United Arab Emirates on Saturday said it would legislate over 40 new laws and amendments by January, in what the country called the largest...
President Isaac Herzog decided to kick off the celebration of Hanukkah by lighting the first candle in the Tomb of the Patriarchs in Hebron. Of all...
Several facts cannot be disputed: The Palestinians in the territories, especially the rural folk, are a population at grave risk, with no defender....
This week it emerged that Silicon Valley giant Apple is suing Israeli spyware maker NSO Group. The creators of the iPad, the iMac, the iPhone and...
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The holiday of lights, dreidels and sufganiyot doughnuts approaches, starting Sunday evening, November 28 through Monday, December 6, with...
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Ministers voted on Sunday to okay the immigration of thousands of Ethiopians who have been waiting for years to fly to Israel, many spending the...
On November 3, the United States Department of Commerce announced it was blacklisting the Israeli technology firm, NSO Group. The decision to add...
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After the delta variant, which was at the center of Israel’s fourth COVID-19 wave, this weekend we learned a new, sinister name – Omicron. This...
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Remember how depressing it was in late November 2020? Even after six months of living with strict stay-at-home orders, COVID-19 still lurked unseen...
By James M. Dorsey Russia hopes to blow new life into a proposal for a multilateral security architecture in the Gulf, with the tacit approval of...
For anyone who considers himself a Zionist, November 29, 1947, was a momentous day. A day that should be remembered and celebrated – perhaps no...
The dreidel for Chanukah and the gragger (Ra’ashan) for Purim have the exact same structure, have you ever noticed? Both have a round bulb from...
Is a market crash coming? In this case, we could be on one of two sides: the winners or the losers. The latter could lose their shirts and...
After synagogue today, there was a kiddush sponsored by Rabbi Shalom Holzkenner in honor of his birthday. After a few L’Chaims wishing him well,...
One of the lingering mysteries of the pandemic is long COVID, the term used for a range of symptoms, from shortness of breath and fatigue to...
Rabbi Joshua Hammerman’s recent blog, “How a menorah may bring about a ‘Christian nation,’” purports to offer a “reminder of how...
My grandmother, Clara Neuman, a Holocaust survivor, chose to live simply and laugh often, especially at Chanukah time. Beneath the joy of lighting...
By Ahn Ho-young Korea's Supreme Court rendered its final ruling on the case brought by victims of forced labor during the Japanese occupation of...
Under the leadership of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, claiming the role of a new regional superpower, Turkey has been increasingly active in recent...
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