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A Syrian foreign ministry spokesman, who was the most public face of Bashar al-Assad’s government as it battled a 20-month-old uprising, has defected and fled the country, a diplomat in

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United Nations Secretary-General Bank ki-Moon, a man whose voice is rarely heard in the forefront of atrocities is usually among the first to release a statement against Israel. The General

The newly-elected leader of HaBayit HaYehudi, Naftali Bennett, brings a new look and agenda to the dati leumi camp. Bennett, a reserve duty officer in one of the nation’s most

U.S. House of Representatives Republican leaders on Monday called for $2.2 trillion in new deficit-reduction over 10 years in their latest effort to avert an end-of-year fiscal cliff. When counting

The White House says it is increasingly concerned that the beleaguered regime in Syria might be considering use of chemical weapons against its own people and warned that doing so

The Obama administration on Monday harshly criticized its top Mideast ally, Israel, over new settlement construction plans in areas the Palestinians claim for a future state. The State Department said

Veteran US Senator John McCain, who failed in his presidential bid against President Barak Obama in 2008, spoke with Israel’s Channel 10 News. When asked to comment on the United

New Yorkers give high marks to Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Michael Bloomberg for their reaction to Superstorm Sandy, but are far less happy with the Long Island Power Authority.

Representatives of Agudas Yisrael’s national committee met on Sunday 18 Kislev 5773 and voted in the party’s list ahead of the 11 Shevat 5773 national elections. The Asifa was held

Syria said on Monday it would not use chemical weapons against its own people after the United States warned it would take action against any such escalation. The statements came

While Chacham Ovadia succeeded in preventing Shas from self destruction with the new trio leadership forum, this is not an acceptable reality for the Central Election Committee, which demands a

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac said on Monday they would provide a break for borrowers facing foreclosure to ensure those having problems making monthly mortgage payments will remain in their

With Thursday’s 22 Kislev deadline rapidly approaching, the political parties are working to complete the lists in order to submit them on time to become eligible to run in the

After two children in Bnei Brak have been diagnosed with an aggressive and potentially deadly bacteria, there are growing fears of its spread in the Torah city. A number of

Unable to continue working at maximum capacity, the nation’s nurses have launched a strike today, Monday, 19 Kislev 5773. Health officials report that the ratio of nurses per 1,000 patients

Over 15,000 people took part in a rally in Budapest, the capital of Hungary, opposing anti-Semitism. HaMevaser reports the rally was in response to a call of a member of

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