NY Times reports: President Obama has told the embattled president of Egypt, Hosni Mubarak, that he should not run for another term in elections in the fall, effectively withdrawing American
At a farewell event Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi addressed the growing opposition protests in Egypt and said that “the security reality around us can change at any time”. Ashkenazi
Breaking with other potential 2012 GOP candidates, Mitt Romney on Tuesday said Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak should quit and he praised President Obama’s handling of the crisis. “I think what
In discussions with political sources Tuesday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the international community must demand that any future Egyptian government maintain the peace agreement with Israel. “We encourage
As was reported here on YWN, Professor Gershon Ben-Shachar testified at the Tokyo High Court this past Wednesday, January the 26th, in the appeals trial on behalf of Yaakov Yosef
Egyptian protesters are holding huge rallies in Cairo and other cities as they step up their efforts to force President Hosni Mubarak from power. Organizers say they hope one million
A man chanted anti-Israel slogans upon arriving at the Kosel on Monday and spray-painted a pro-Palestinian writing on a nearby wall. The man, in his 30s, was immediately seized by
The king of Jordan dismissed his government Tuesday and appointed a new prime minister, a move follows protests calling for political reform. King Abdullah II asked Marouf Al Bakhit to
Several years ago, questions swirled about whether Kimball Medical Center would remain a part of St. Barnabas Health Care System. The answer is yes. Now a new senior management team
The grand jury testimony of Daniel J. Halloran III, the city councilman at the center of charges that a union slowdown left some neighborhoods snowbound after the Dec. 26 blizzard,
The five boroughs are under a “Hazardous Travel Advisory” issued by the city Office of Emergency Management between Tuesday morning and Wednesday evening, as several inches of snow, sleet and
In the wake of recent changes in Israel’s coalition government, the time is ripe to pass legislation aimed at blocking missionary activity that is surging throughout the country, Yad L’Achim
Brooklyn, NY – Last Friday, January 28th, Borough DOT Commissioner Joseph Palmieri and NYC Traffic Planning Safety Chief Ann Marie Doherty met with Rabbi Chaim Israel of Community Board 12
The organizers of a Foundation for the Benefit of Holocaust Victims in Israel conference were shocked to discover swastikas drawn on the walls of the south Tel Aviv building in
For the first time in Illinois history, same-gender couples will be afforded many of the same rights as their married counterparts under landmark legislation signed into law Monday. Illinois is
As the situation in Eygypt continues to escalate, residents in Eretz Yisroel are Davening that the situation should result in peace, but have also been davening for the same thing
Former CIA Director R. James Woolsey today called on President Barack Obama to commute the sentence of Jonathan Pollard. Although Woolsey has in the past called for Pollard’s release, his
A former British Airways employee has admitted some terror charges ahead of his London trial. Bangladesh-born Rajib Karim is accused of deliberately seeking a job with the flagship airline in
In another era, China’s leaders might have been content to let discussion of the protests in Egypt float around among private citizens, then fizzle out. But challenges in recent years
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that Joseph A. D’Amico has been unanimously confirmed by the New York State Senate as Superintendent of the State Police. “Superintendent D’Amico is exactly
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