Jerusalem to start collecting taxes from churches, UN facilities
The Jerusalem Municipality recently informed the Prime Minister's Office and the Finance, Foreign and Interior ministries that it plans to begin collecting about ...
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Seize the day, end the conflict
Relations between the Israeli and American administrations are currently quite close. This was clearly apparent in the body language of both U.S. ...
Amid anti-Semitic wave in Europe, Iceland mulls circumcision ban
Lawmakers in Iceland submitted legislation on Tuesday that would prohibit male circumcision and make it a crime punishable by up to six ...
The competition over suffering
The debate this week over the Polish Holocaust law created the impression that the law was simply reviving the old, evil ...
Polish PM: Poles, Jews bound in pursuit of Holocaust truth
Poland's prime minister on Thursday sought to ease concerns over the Polish law criminalizing comments that blame Poland for Nazi crimes during the ...
'Arabs and Muslims will never accept Israel'
Dr. Mordechai Kedar, a distinguished specialist in the Middle East, recently published an article arguing that Israel can never win its ...
Play depicting IDF soldiers as war criminals removed from culture basket
Education Minister Naftali Bennett has ordered that his ministry stop paying for high school students preparing for their military service to ...
Russia says US has no case to push for UN action against Iran
Russia does not believe there is a case for United Nations action against Iran, Moscow's ambassador to the U.N. said ...
UN reviews 206 firms over their links to Israeli settlements
The U.N. Human Rights Council said Wednesday that 206 companies, mostly Israeli and American, are facing a review of their ...
Remembering Holocaust, UN chief says 'genocide doesn't happen in a vacuum'
U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres called the Holocaust a "culmination of hostility towards Jews across the millennia."