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June 2, 2014
Israel Prize-winning actress Hanna Maron dies at 90
Israeli actress Hanna Maron, who won the Israel Prize for her screen and stage career, has died.
Timberlake rocks TLV, racism in basketball, future of security and more…This week from Israel!
European Jewry battered by soaring anti-Semitism
Far from calming fears in Europe after the murderous attack at the Brussels Jewish Museum, word that French Police have arrested a French-born Islamist, Mehdi Nemmouche, who fought with Al-Qaeda-affiliated rebels in Syria, only to return to Europe to murder Jews is sending shockwaves across Europe.
Sterling purchase of the Clippers among top investments in memory
Donald Sterling, forced to sell his National Basketball Association team after a lifetime ban for making racist comments, is not going to be remembered as a \”visionary,\” \”icon\” or \”oracle\” – terms attached over the years to renowned business personalities such as Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Warren Buffett.
NBA moves on Clippers sale, Sterling sues for $1 billion
The National Basketball Association said on Friday that it has reached an agreement with the estranged wife of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling to sell the team, opening a new chapter for the franchise after 33 years under Sterling.
Suspected Brussels Jewish museum shooter arrested in France
Police in Marseille arrested a man whom Belgian police suspect killed four people at the Jewish Museum of Belgium.
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