Sheldon Adelson reportedly offered the United States $1 billion to assist in the support of Israel’s Iron Dome anti-missile program.
Last May, the Jerusalem Press Club (JPC) held an international conference on freedom of the press.
Teresa Susskind, who was part of a famed World War II code-breaking team, died Nov. 29 in her home in Berkeley. She was 94.
The director of the Mars Project. The first female space tourist. The first woman honored with the Fields Medal (the highest honor in mathematics).
Iran may be only “days away” from complying with the nuclear deal signed last summer, according to Secretary of State John Kerry.
Anti-Semitic incidents doubled in France in 2014 over the previous year even as other hate crimes decreased, according to a new report.
The Open Hillel student group has established a council of 55 academics who support its mission to open up dialogue about Israel at campus Hillels.
If an Israeli company hoped that participating in a TV news report on its new anti-stabbing vests would bolster sales, the idea might have backfired — when the reporter, in fact, got stabbed.
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