The AFP reports, Ariel Sharon’s progress since his massive brain haemorrhage has stunned doctors but the Israeli premier still faces a long and rocky road
JPost reports, Tourism Minister Avraham Hirchson has shunned US evangelical leader Pat Robertson shortly before the two were to sign a major funding deal for
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is being eased out of sedation as I type right now, presumably in preparation for my arrival in Israel next week.
WaPo reports, “I feel jealous sometimes. This term that keeps coming up in the Old Book — the Chosen, the Chosen,” says the minister, who
JPost reports, With the different law enforcement agencies stepping up their involvement to combat the uprooting and destruction of Palestinian olive trees, security officials believe
The Jerusalem Post reports, Jerusalem police on Sunday shut down a city internet cafe where the illicit far-right Jewish Legion group allegedly carried out some
The answer is no. Controversy over Steven Spielberg’s film continues unabated, though now that it’s out we can actually discuss the quality of the film
If you’re wandering the streets of New York, working on deadline and trying to find Jews to interview, where on earth should you go? Why,
In WSJ’s OpinionJournal, Six Days of War author Michael Oren writes, Irrespective of his prospects for recovery, Ariel Sharon has clearly ended his term as
Crosswalk reports, Orthodox Jews disrupted a Messianic congregation’s worship service in the Israeli town of Beersheba on Saturday (December 24). During the service, two young