Soldier stabbed in Tel Aviv terror attack dies
Jewish Journal
November 10, 2014
The Israeli soldier stabbed by a Palestinian assailant near a Tel Aviv train station has died.
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November 10, 2014
Clinic that treated Joan Rivers cited for multiple major failings
Jewish Journal
November 10, 2014
The New York outpatient clinic where the late Joan Rivers suffered cardiac arrest did not follow all the standard protocols during the throat procedures it conducted on the comedian, according to a government agency report released on Monday.
Worst east Ukraine shelling for month; cease-fire looks in doubt
Jewish Journal
November 10, 2014
East Ukraine\’s rebel stronghold Donetsk was pummeled on Sunday by the heaviest shelling in a month, and the OSCE said it spotted an armored column of troops without insignia in rebel territory that Kiev said proved Moscow had sent reinforcements.
Israel plans road construction in West Bank
Jewish Journal
November 10, 2014
The Israeli government has drawn up plans for some 185 miles of roads in the West Bank, largely for the benefit of Jewish settlers.
Jewish donors leaving Britain’s Labor Party over Miliband’s anti-Israel stance
Jewish Journal
November 10, 2014
Jewish donors and supporters are deserting Britain’s Labor party over party leader Ed Miliband’s anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian stance.
Gaza commemoration for Arafat canceled following attacks on Fatah leaders
Jewish Journal
November 10, 2014
A commemoration rally in Gaza for the late Palestinian Fatah party leader Yasser Arafat was canceled after attacks on Fatah leaders there.
For Jews fighting Ebola, specialty is psychosocial therapy
Jewish Journal
November 10, 2014
Even amid the unceasing horrors of Sierra Leone’s Ebola epidemic, it was a case that stood out.\n
U.S. Supreme Court justices talk about Jewish topics at G.A. opening
Jewish Journal
November 10, 2014
U.S. Supreme Court justices Stephen Breyer and Elana Kagan talked about their Jewish identities at the opening plenary of the 2014 General Assembly conference of the Jewish Federations of North America.
Court frees scores of Eritrean, Sudanese asylum seekers in Israel
Jewish Journal
November 10, 2014
Israel will release 138 Eritrean and Sudanese asylum seekers who the nation’s Supreme Court ruled were being held illegally.
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