Michael Oren lends foreign policy bona fides to new Israeli party Kulanu
Michael Oren, New York-born and educated at Columbia and Princeton, begins an interview in Hebrew.
Michael Oren, New York-born and educated at Columbia and Princeton, begins an interview in Hebrew.
President Barack Obama said an extension in nuclear talks with Iran was unlikely and that an agreement depended on the “political will” of Iran’s government.
Islamic State has withdrawn some of its insurgents and equipment from areas northeast of the Syrian city of Aleppo, rebels and residents say, adding to signs of strain in the Syrian provinces of its self-declared caliphate.
Every pediatrician, each in his or her own way, faces those few parents who are afraid to immunize their children. It’s not a dramatic moment. Fairly early in the process of getting to know who this patient is, a parent will say, “It’s too much.” Or, “It will overwhelm his immune system.”
For Hollywood screenwriters, having your work rewritten is a fact of life, although it goes without saying that most writers hate it.
Next month is the 70th anniversary of the death of Anne Frank. The exact date that she died in Bergen-Belsen in 1945 is not known other than it is in the first few days of March.
Just a day after twelve people were gunned down in a Paris newspaper office, an additional gunman walked into a kosher supermarket and slaughtered four Jewish men.