Israeli filmmakers examine the Chinese ‘cure’ for Internet addiction
Jewish Journal
July 13, 2015
Wang “Nicky” Yuchao, a Chinese 16-year-old, thought he was going skiing in Russia with his parents.
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China balking at sending workers to West Bank settlements — over safety concerns
Jewish Journal
June 8, 2015
China is insisting that its citizens not work on Jewish settlements in the West Bank, but the objections are not based on politics.
Argentina’s Fernandez mocks how the Chinese speak … during tour of China
Jewish Journal
February 4, 2015
Argentine President Cristina Fernandez, on a tour of China to strengthen ties as the economy teeters on the brink of a recession, appeared to commit a diplomatic blunder on Wednesday by poking fun at how the Chinese speak.
Apple iPhone sales trample expectations as profit sets global record
Jewish Journal
January 27, 2015
Apple, Inc. quarterly results smashed Wall Street expectations with record sales of big-screen iPhones in the holiday shopping season and a 70 percent rise in China sales, powering the company to the largest profit in corporate history.
China to send two giant pandas to Israel
Jewish Journal
December 2, 2014
The Chinese government has agreed to send two giant pandas to a zoo in Israel.
The I-word isn’t impeachment – it’s idiocracy
Marty Kaplan
November 17, 2014
Is he – finally – the one we’ve been waiting for?
My travels with the Wong family
Jewish Journal
October 24, 2014
My experience is that those of us who believe—albeit with qualifications—in multiculturalism don’t always have the opportunity to put theory into practice.
Protesters stay out on Hong Kong streets, defying Beijing
Jewish Journal
September 29, 2014
Tens of thousands of pro-democracy protesters blocked Hong Kong streets in the early hours on Tuesday, maintaining pressure on China as it faces one of its biggest political challenges since the Tiananmen Square crackdown 25 years ago.
Israel’s Iron Dome makers were hit by hackers
Jewish Journal
July 29, 2014
Three Israeli defense contractors behind the Iron Dome missile shield and related systems were robbed of hundreds of documents by hackers linked to the Chinese government starting in 2011, a U.S.-based computer forensics expert said on Tuesday.
Iran, six powers agree to four-month extension of nuclear talks
Jewish Journal
July 18, 2014
Iran and six world powers on Friday agreed to a four-month extension of negotiations on a long-term nuclear deal that would gradually end sanctions on Tehran in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program, diplomats close to the talks said.
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