I have been in Israel for the past several days attending conferences on the Holocaust at Yad Vashem and at the Ghetto Fighters’ House, near Nahariya — all amid the shelling.
The Israeli military agreed to a humanitarian cease-fire to allow civilians in Gaza to resupply their households with basic necessities.
A key U.S. Senate panel approved a spending bill that would double President Obama’s request for funding for Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system.
The rockets being fired into Israel from Gaza, Israel’s airstrikes in response, and the contemptible killing of the three Israeli teenagers and revenge killing of the Palestinian teenager remind us that the status quo does not endure in our region.
When the first air-raid siren of summer 2014 screeched through Tel Aviv, my blood turned to ash.
The production of “Tyrant” is leaving Tel Aviv because of the ongoing rocket fire in Israel.
Former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger is recovering from heart surgery at a New York City hospital.
Israeli high-tech firms raised $930 million in the second quarter of 2014, the sector’s strongest quarter in more than a decade.
A woman convicted in Israel in connection with a 1969 terrorist bombing filed a motion to recuse the judge presiding over her deportation case because of his Jewish community ties.
Montefiore’s windmill is the favorite wedding picture spot in Jerusalem.
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