Iran's Khamenei Admits Mistake Over Nuclear Talks With U.S.
'It was a loss for us,' Khamenei says regarding his decision to allow Iranian foreign minister to speak with U.S. in 2015 about a nuclear agreement
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Michael Bloomberg Could Challenge Trump in 2020, Corey Lewandowski Says
Corey Lewandowski said he believes if the former New York City mayor were to run for the Democratic nomination, he would be potential challenge to President Trump's 2020 reelection campaign
Rumble on the Right Pro-Israel Group Attacked for ‘Falsely’ Claiming Israel Supports Palestinian State
StandWithUs claimed Israel ‘officially supports the two-state solution’ - the Zionist Organization of America thinks that’s false, ripping the hasbara group’s statement as ‘extremely harmful’
Trump Administration Wants to See a Gaza Cease-fire 'With or Without the Palestinian Authority'
A spokesperson for the National Security Council tells Haaretz that while 'it would be best if the PA reasserts control' over the Strip,it doesn't have to be part of deal ■ Israel's security cabinet to convene to discuss cease-fire
Kushner’s Ties to Russia-linked Think Tank Reportedly Began With Henry Kissinger
The meeting is significant, reports Bloomberg, as 'questions have recently been raised about the center for its ties to Russia, including its interactions with Maria Butina'
American Jewish Organizations Slam Israel Over Detention of Peter Beinart
The Anti-Defamation League said that 'questioning those who may hold divergent views when entering or exiting Israel does the opposite of strengthening a commitment to a democratic Jewish state'
U.S. Pastor Held in Turkey Appeals for Release and Lifting of Travel Ban
The detained pastor, who is accused of aiding a coup against Erdogan in 2016, has triggered a diplomatic crisis between the U.S. and Turkey
Jewish Insider's Daily Kickoff: August 14, 2018
Ron Lauder pens another NYT piece critical of Israel gov't | House candidate Rashida Tlaib onU.S. aid | Ari Emanuel backs Applecart
'BlacKkKlansman' Is Less Angry Than Spike Lee’s Previous Films
But there's still fury in Spike Lee’s 'BlacKkKlansman,' which reflects that nothing has changed in America since the '70s
Israel, U.S. Embassies in Germany Receive Hostile Letters With White Powder
Police have opened two investigations
'That Dog:' Trump Slams Omarosa as She Claims He Used N-word
Late Monday, Trump tackled Manigault Newman’s claim that she had heard an audiotape of him using the N-word
Erdogan Announces Boycott on U.S. Electronics as Lira Steadies
Turkey's national airline and its main telecoms firm are also halting advertising in U.S. media in response to the crisis in relations between the two allies, as U.S. pastor Brunson appeals to Turkish court
Analysis Erdogan and Trump Are in a Chess Match, but Neither Has the Temperament to Play
Trump and Erdogan don’t have the patience or temperament to patch up relations diplomatically, but they share critical interests that could force a reconciliation
Trump 'Delays F-35 Delivery to Turkey' as Diplomatic Crisis Escalates
A newly-signed defense bill stalls delivering the fighter jets pending a Pentagon report on Ankara-Washington relations, reports say
HBO's ‘Succession’ Will Make You Feel Sorry for Trump Jr.
HBO has struck gold with ‘Succession,’ a show that heartlessly yet comically portrays a dysfunctional, powerful family
Ronald Lauder Warns Israel: Nation-state Law Will Harm Ties With World Jewry
World Jewish Congress chief and former Netanyahu confidant urges Israeli leaders to 'rethink their destructive actions' in New York Times op-ed
Analysis Netanyahu May Have Walked Back Peter Beinart’s Airport Detention, but What About the Leftists Who Aren’t on CNN?
The prime minister’s PR move doesn’t explain why the Shin Bet security service has detained a number of ‘far left’ activists in recent months
Israel's Shin Bet Detains Peter Beinart at Ben-Gurion Airport Over Political Activity
The Jewish-American journalist wrote that he was pulled aside for questioning upon entering Israel ■ Netanyahu says he was told detention was 'administrative mistake' and 'Israel welcomes all'
Khamenei Bans Any Talks With Trump as Iran Unveils New Version of a Short-range Missile
'I ban holding any talks with America... America never remains loyal to its promises in talks,' said Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has the final say on policy in the Islamic Republic
Jewish Insider's Daily Kickoff: August 13, 2018
Where Kissinger and Kushner first met | Stephen Miller's uncle calls nephew a 'hypocrite' | Barry Diller and the 'sitzfleisch' advice
Critical of Israel, Embraced by Ocasio-Cortez: Minnesota Muslim Candidate Becomes Target of Alt-right Troll
Backed by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar hopes to replicate the achievement of the soon-to-be first Muslim woman in Congress
Iran's Supreme Leader: Government's Economic Mismanagement Worse Than U.S. Sanctions
'With better management and planning we can resist the sanctions and overcome them,' Khamenei says in rare criticism ■ Tehran's Supreme leader states his country won't go to war nor will it negotiate with the U.S.
WATCH Trump Unleashes Ferocious Attack on Omarosa After She Releases Another Recording
The recording, released on NBC’s 'Today' show, is purportedly a phone conversation between Trump and Manigault Newman after she was fired from the White House
Keith Ellison Denies Abuse Allegations From Ex-girlfriend
Ellison, who is divorced, is a six-term congressman and a leader within the Democratic Party
Jewish Protesters Make Their Voice Heard at anti-'Unite the Right' Rally
'These people want me dead because I exist, and that's not ok,' a Jewish protester who painted a Star of David on her face at a demonstration says as activists raise objection to the Washington rally
Trump Allies, Security Experts Alarmed by Omarosa Recording Inside Most Secure Room in D.C.
'The very idea a staff member would sneak a recording device into the White House Situation Room, shows a blatant disregard for our national security'
Analysis Why 'Unite the Right' Rally Was a Pathetic Flop – and Why That Shouldn’t Matter
The racist right may have lost its battle for the streets of D.C., but the war against racism, anti-Semitism and xenophobia in America is far from over