Jewish Cemetery Vandalized in South Africa in Third Incident in a Week
Head of the Cape Jewish Board of Deputies told local newspaper that the vandalism is not believed to have been an anti-Semitic act
World News
Crater in German Field Apparently Caused by WWII Bomb
Residents reported having heard a loud explosion and felt a blast in the early hours of Sunday
U.S. News
Netanyahu Meets Russian National Security Adviser to Discuss Mideast Security Coordination
Premier's meeting with Nikolai Petrushev comes a day before trilater summit of security advisers from Israel, the U.S. and Russia
Europe
Top U.K. Jewish High School Labeled 'Inadequate' Over Gender Segregated Classes
The Manchester high school had been rated as one of the country's best-performing high schools, but now faces being shut down due to 'unlawful segregation'
Middle East
Opinion The Gulf State That Might Get Israel and Iran Talking
Despite the risks of war between the U.S. and Iran, a narrow diplomatic opportunity exists. But it is not between Washington and Tehran, but rather between Jerusalem and Tehran
Palestinian News
Pride and Prejudice: The Hellish Life of Gaza’s LGBTQ Community
Three gay men in the Strip tell Haaretz what life is really like in a ‘homophobic society’ where pretending to be straight is often a matter of survival
Americas
Chilean President to Visit Israel and Palestinian Authority Next Week
Sebastian Pinera will make a three-day visit, his second in a decade, and is expected to meet with Netanyahu, Rivlin and Abbas
