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Israel’s top cyber authority opposes police plan to install facial recognition cameras
Read More Israel National Cyber Directorate expressed far-reaching opposition to a move by the police to install facial recognition cameras in public areas, citing concerns
IDF covered up negligent killing of six Gazans during recent conflict
Read More A nine-month-old baby, a 17-year-old girl, three women, one man. All were noncombatant civilians, as Israel defines them, who were killed by Israel
Israeli army allows men to serve in position restricted to women
Read More The Israeli military has announced that starting in September it will allow men to serve as teachers in tracks similar to female teacher-soldiers.
In Sheikh Jarrah, Israel’s High Court seeks to avoid ruling on who’s right
Read More An extraordinary hearing was held in Room D of the High Court of Justice on Monday. Outside were scores of journalists, diplomats, left-wing
US Says Burma Junta’s Election Plan Shows Need for ASEAN to Step up Efforts
Read More WASHINGTON—The plan by Burma’s ruling generals to hold elections in two years shows they are stalling for time and the need for Southeast
2 Rare Sumatran Tigers Recovering After Catching COVID-19
Read More Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan visits one of the two Sumatran tigers that contracted COVID-19 at the Ragunan Zoo in Jakarta, Indonesia, on July
US says Belarus’ effort to force Olympian to return home ‘cannot be tolerated’
Post Content U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken took to Twitter late Monday to criticize Belarus‘ political regime for attempting to force an Olympic sprinter
Covid, si complica il Green Pass sul lavoro. I sindacati a Draghi: “Serve la legge”
Read More ROMA – Nessun obbligo di Green Pass in azienda e negli uffici (privati), per ora. E forse mai. Confindustria preme, i sindacati temono
Decreto su scuola e vaccino anti Covid, il governo verso la linea soft: “Persuasione più che obbligo”
Read More ROMA – Il nuovo decreto anti-Covid dovrà essere pronto domani, ma su come gestire in sicurezza scuola e trasporti il governo non ha
Il ricatto dei pirati e la grande paura che sia solo l’inizio
Read More ROMA – Il futuro della campagna vaccinale della regione che ospita la capitale d’Italia è nelle mani di una banda di criminali internazionali.
The Negev is one of Time magazine’s 100 greatest places in the world for 2021
Read More A year and a half into a global pandemic that has affected all aspects of life – but has done the most damage
Over Half Million Chinese People Applied for Refuge Overseas Over 9 Years
Read More Over 600,000 Chinese citizens applied to another country for asylum from 2012 to 2020, with annual applicants increasing seven times in the past
South Korea Says No Decision on Joint US Military Drills, but Exercises Should Not Create North Korea Tension
Read More SEOUL—South Korea said on Monday no decision has yet been made on its joint military exercises with the United States but they should
Man found guilty of rape after woman conceived in attack pursues charges
Read More UK news Man found guilty of rape after woman conceived in attack pursues charges Jury at Birmingham crown court convicts Carvel Bennett for
County Refuses Arizona Senate’s Subpoena in Election Audit
Maricopa County officials refused Monday to turn over routers sought by two top Republicans in the Arizona Senate in the latest subpoenas related to the
Biden says voting system ‘under assault, protecting it is ‘single most important thing’
Post Content President Biden on Monday warned his fellow Democrats that the voting system was under assault and protecting it was the “single most important
Frustrated Rescue Volunteers Blame Henan Local Authorities for Inaction, Corruption
Read More As people throughout in China’s Henan provinces begin to clean up after the disastrous floods, civilian rescue teams are being turned away from
Gov. Cuomo Grilled for 11 Hours in Contentious Interview
Investigators grilled New York Democrat Gov. Andrew Cuomo for 11 hours last month as they look into allegations of sexual misconduct….
Children Stopped at Border Likely Hit Record High in July
The number of children traveling alone who were picked up at the Mexican border by U.S. immigration authorities likely hit an all-time high in July,
Justice Breyer rejects Maine church request to prevent new COVID-19 restrictions
Post Content Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer rejected a Maine church’s request to prevent the state from reimposing COVID-19restrictions on places of worship. Breyer rejected