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Jewish Agency vows to 'present its arguments' as Russian trial date set

Jewish Agency vows to 'present its arguments' as Russian trial date set

by Tamir Morag, Reuters and ILH Staff

Authorities have alleged that the aliyah efforts are in breach of privacy laws by collecting the personal information of people who are interested in immigrating to Israel.

EU 'optimistic' about new Iran talks amid Iranian reports of Brussels meeting

'Latest draft of Iran nuclear deal the best one possible'

by Neta Bar and News Agencies

"Space for additional significant compromises has been exhausted," EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrel says, adding, "It is not a perfect agreement, but it addresses all essential elements and includes hard-won compromises by all sides."

South African foreign minister wants Israel designated an 'apartheid state'

South African foreign minister wants Israel designated an 'apartheid state'

by Tamir Morag

Naledi Pandor says UN must establish committee to determine whether or not Israel meets the criteria to be labeled "apartheid."

Israel eyes political repercussions should Russia shut down Jewish Agency

After delay, Israeli delegation heads to Moscow amid Jewish Agency dispute

by Reuters and ILH Staff

The delegation was originally scheduled to depart Sunday but a snag in the issuance of visas from the Russian authorities put things on hold, as both sides continue their efforts to defuze situation.

Teva to pay over $4B in pending US-wide opioid settlement

Teva to pay over $4B in pending US-wide opioid settlement

by Damian Pachter

The pharmaceutical company will also offer the option of $1.2 billion worth of its generic version of the drug Narcan – used to reverse an opioid overdose – over 10 years or, in lieu of the product, an agreed-upon cash equivalent.

Feds investigate alleged antisemitism at University of Southern California

Feds investigate alleged antisemitism at University of Southern California

by AP and ILH Staff

Probe launched after a Jewish student claims she resigned from student government after enduring harassment over her pro-Israel views.

EU reaches deal to ration gas amid Russian cut-off fears

EU reaches deal to ration gas amid Russian cut-off fears

by AP and ILH Staff

The new legislation entails voluntary national steps to reduce gas consumption and, if they yield insufficient savings, a trigger for mandatory moves in the 27-member bloc.

Georgia school district pulls logo after Nazi eagle comparisons

Georgia school district pulls logo after Nazi eagle comparisons

by JNS and ILH Staff

"Cobb County’s history with anti-Semitism should have prevented something like this," said the Jewish Federation of Atlanta.

In first, Israel to send protective gear to Ukrainian services

Survey: Soviet-born educated women largely pro-Ukraine

by David Baron

Some 40% of Russian-born women in the survey said their lives have turned for the worse since the war broke out, while 42% of Ukrainian-born women said the same.

Jewish groups slam Rep. Cori Bush for support by woman who aims to 'set Israel on fire'

Jewish groups slam Rep. Cori Bush for support by woman who aims to 'set Israel on fire'

by Andrew Jose/JNS

Neveen Ayesh, a government relations coordinator for the St. Louis Chapter of the American Muslims for Palestine, has a history of making threats against Jews and Israel.

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