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They were the poster children of 1990s Soviet Aliyah: Where are they today?
Read More Some 30 years have passed since the wave of mass immigration that brought over a million people to Israel as the Soviet Union
Israeli soccer star’s advice to teammate: Arabs, leftists can shut up
Read More “It’s an unpleasant experience; I’m saying this as someone who went through it. Munas” – Israeli soccer player Munas Dabbur – “was prepared
Manchester City’s Benjamin Mendy and football’s inconvenient truths
Read More Match day is a completely different experience to what it was two years ago. Back in those halcyon days of commercialism, football signalled
Jesse Jackson’s Wife Headed Home From Hospital After COVID
The Rev. Jesse Jackson’s wife will be released from a Chicago hospital where she has been treated for COVID-19, her family said in a statement
Elder urges supporters to report ‘anything suspicious’ in California recall election
Post Content Larry Elder charges that the 2020 presidential election was full of “shenanigans” and says he worried about potential voting irregularities in the Sept.
Prominent Public Health MD: Post-Labor Day COVID Surge Unlikely
Dr. Ashish Jha, dean of the Brown University School of Public Health, said Sunday it’s unlikely there will be a big surge in COVID-19 infections
Florida Gunman Killed 4, Including Mom Still Holding Baby
Four people are dead including a mother who was still cradling her now-deceased baby in what Florida sheriff’s deputies are calling a massive gunbattle early
Oil Boom Remakes North Dakota County With Fastest Growth in US
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South Florida Police Stress Vaccination to Slow No. 1 Killer of Cops
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Stati Uniti, Pete Buttigieg e marito diventano papà di due bambini
Read More NEW YORK – Doppio fiocco al ministero dei Trasporti: il segretario Pete Buttigieg è diventato papà. Il primo ministro apertamente gay di un’Amministrazione
Israel okays appointment of Michael Herzog as ambassador to U.S.
Read More The cabinet approved the appointment of Michael Herzog, the brother of President Isaac Herzog, as ambassador to the U.S. on Sunday, as well
Israel’s new government wants to ‘shrink’ the occupation. Meet the man behind the idea
Read More Six years ago, Micah Goodman had just reached one of his proudest moments. His first book – on Maimonides, already a bestseller in
FM Lapid to make first visit to Moscow ahead of Putin-Bennett meeting
Read More Foreign Minister Yair Lapid said he would travel to Moscow on Wednesday evening to meet with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov, ahead of
Zuma gets medical parole
Read More Former president Jacob Zuma has been released on medical parole for an undisclosed condition, just under two months after he was jailed for
MPs face ‘phenomenal’ rise in constituent casework during pandemic
Read More Politics MPs face ‘phenomenal’ rise in constituent casework during pandemic Exclusive: Number of cases has doubled in many constituencies – with some reporting
Relative of mother stuck in Afghanistan describes country as ‘an open air prison’
Post Content After a failed evacuation attempt during the double suicide bombing last week, an Afghan mother and her five children remain stuck inside Afghanistan
Former Rep. Barbara Comstock: Texas Abortion Law ‘Bad Policy’ and ‘Bad Law’
Former Rep. Barbara Comstock, R-Va., on Sunday called a restrictive new Texas abortion law “flawed,” saying it’s polarized an already divided nation….
Hogan on Texas Abortion Law: ‘A Little Bit Extreme’
GOP Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Sunday called the Texas abortion law “a little bit extreme,” declaring it will be the courts that have the
Rep. McCaul says Taliban blocking Americans on 6 planes from leaving Afghanistan
Post Content Rep. Mike McCaul, R-Texas, on Sunday blasted President Biden for the botched Afghanistan withdrawal, saying that he has “blood on his hands” for
South Florida Police Stress Vaccination to Slow No. 1 Killer of Cops
Despite COVID-19 being the No. 1 cause of death for police officers in America, police vaccination programs are struggling to get officers on board, according
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