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August 13, 2015
Over 111 terrorist attacks stopped in West Bank, Jerusalem in 2015
Israeli security forces said they prevented 17 suicide attacks and eight kidnappings so far in 2015, in addition to several attacks stopped by the Palestinian Authority.
Wearing my kippah in Italy, and feeling fine
During my four months studying in Italy in the fall of 2007, you could say I had more than my fair share of strange Jewish experiences.
Can the U.S. trust Europe to punish Iran should it violate nuclear deal?
Among his rationales for opposing the nuclear deal with Iran, U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer said that he did not trust the three European Union partners to punish Iran should it violate the terms of the accord that offers the Islamic Republic sanctions relief in exchange for scaling back its nuclear activities.
Jewish Temple group launches Indiegogo campaign to breed sacred cow
It’s been nearly two millennia since the Second Temple in Jerusalem was destroyed, bringing to an end the priestly period of Jewish history and commencing the Diaspora.
The best and worst driving music, according to Israeli research
Israeli research has bad news for music lovers: When your favorite song comes on the radio, it may make you a worse driver.
CrossFit guru does a handstand on Berlin’s Holocaust memorial
What happens when an intense CrossFit guru unknowingly stumbles across a Holocaust memorial? He does a handstand on it, of course.
West Bank Bedouin tent burned down in suspected arson attack
A tent in a West Bank Bedouin village was set on fire in a suspected arson attack.
Prominent L.A. Jews announce support for Iran deal
Nearly 100 prominent Los Angeles Jews, many with close ties to the Hollywood entertainment industry, have affirmed their strong support for the Iran nuclear deal.