President Donald Trump challenged skeptical media coverage of his historic summit with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un on Wednesday, declaring that “Fake News” is the nation’s “biggest enemy.” The president’s
The IDF confirmed that shots had been fired into the Gaza Strip following the launching of explosive balloons meant to injured Israelis or destroy farms or forested areas. Earlier, the
The New York Times says it’s reviewing the work history of reporter Ali Watkins, whose email and phone records were seized by prosecutors examining whether government secrets were leaked. News
On Wednesday evening, magisterial courts in Petach Tikvah and Jerusalem instructed police to release all of the protesters who were arrested during the evacuation of the Netiv Avot homes yesterday.
A young man was awarded NIS 177,000 in compensatory damages for a hand injury he sustained during pre-Pesach shmura matza baking four years ago. The amount awarded him was the
The NYPD announced the distribution of a new information card to help people who are deaf or hard of hearing with any interaction they may have with a member of
On Monday, just before the outline for the new Chareidi IDF conscription law was published and created an outrage, Deputy Health Minister Yaakov Litzman met with four Rabbanim in America
During a committee gathering in the Rockland County legislature to discuss oversight of Yeshiva education, legislator Aron Wieder literally trashed a report from advocacy group YAFFED. Wieder emphatically defended Yeshiva
President Donald Trump’s top economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, has been released from the hospital after what the White House had described as a “very mild” heart attack. Trump’s press secretary,
The Amsterdam museum dedicated to Anne Frank’s life launched a virtual reality tour of the cramped quarters where the Jewish diarist and her family hid from Nazis during World War
California voters’ decision to reduce penalties for drug and property crimes in 2014 contributed to a jump in car burglaries, shoplifting and other theft, researchers reported. Larcenies increased about 9
The coach of the Republican baseball team says he personally asked President Donald Trump to attend the annual game on Thursday, the anniversary of the shooting rampage that wounded the
Former Shas Minister Shlomo Benizri, who was accused of bribery, fraud and breach of trust, tried and convicted, has turned to President Reuven Rivlin to clear his name. Benizri served
The Federal Reserve took note of a resilient U.S. economy Wednesday by raising its benchmark interest rate for the second time this year and signaling that it may step up
Residents of a Massachusetts city are hoping to set a world record for the largest paper airplane. The Revolving Museum of Fitchburg revealed a 64-foot-long (19.5-meter-long) plane at the Fitchburg
(PHOTOS IN EXTENDED ARTICLE) Jack Nasielski, 92, from Edison, New Jersey, landed in Ben-Gurion Airport on Tuesday, 29 Sivan, on a Nefesh B’Nefesh group Aliyah flight, in cooperation with Israel’s
Negotiations continue in Beit Shemesh between some chareidi factions and the incumbent, Shas’ Mayor Moshe Abutbul continue. The mayor on Tuesday, 29 Sivan, met in his home with representatives of
The White House on Wednesday defended President Donald Trump’s decision to allow Chinese telecom giant ZTE to resume buying component parts from the U.S. — a move the Republican-led Senate
The Israel-Italy Joint Innovation Council for Industrial, Scientific, and Technological Cooperation in R&D, in which both the Israel Innovation Authority and Israeli Ministry of Science, Technology and Space participate, has
Two men have been convicted of violating German laws against displaying Nazi-era symbols for etching a giant swastika into the dirt on the roof a house and leaving it there
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