The Tony Award nominations are in, and Clifford Odets is the big winner. PLUS: A New York debut from one of Israel’s top theater companies.
by Brian Schaefer 0 comments
To visit Palestinian-controlled areas, some foreign nationals need military entry permit that Israel doesn't explain how to get.
by Amira Hass 11 comments
Wants to upgrade after its Mali intervention exposed a shortage of surveillance hardware suitable for modern warfare.
by Reuters 4 comments
John Brennan met with Defense Minister Ya'alon; the Defense Ministry did not provide details of the meeting; Russian FM Lavrov says Russia plans to go ahead with sale of missile defense systems to Syria.
by Amos Harel 9 comments
Israeli navy will host the American sailors, and has planned organized tours throughout the country.
by Jacky Poms 6 comments
The alleged Israeli bombardments in Syria came at the height of a stormy debate in Washington.
by Amos Harel 22 comments
Pew Research Center poll shows that 61 percent of Israelis 'express confidence in the American president to do the right thing regarding world affairs,' as opposed to 15 percent of Palestinians.
by JTA 22 comments
U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said defense sales to Israel serve American-Israeli alliance, says ties with Egypt one of most important relationships.
by JTA 14 comments
The municipality is introducing a program at its young adult center to help English-speaking immigrants find apartments and deal with landlords in the city's notoriously ruthless housing market.
by Andrew Esensten 1 comments
After harsh criticism from the head of the prominent Baltimore yeshiva he once attended, Haredi Yesh Atid member Rabbi Dov Lipman said he only advocated making state funding contingent on teaching math and English.
by Judy Maltz 1 comments
