11.28.2016 | 27 Heshvan, 5777
Analysis: IDF meets Islamic State
Lebanon stops building wall around biggest Palestinian refugee camp
Shin Bet nabs cell from outlawed Islamic group over Temple Mount harassment
Palestinians recall fond memories of late Cuban leader Castro
Israel's shifting culture of philanthropy
Probe puts submarine deal in doubt
The art lost in the flames
US firefighters join Israeli brothers to battle blazes
Battle over Balfour Declaration heats up... 99 years after it was issued
Israel to purchase 17 more stealth fighters at cost of $1.5b
Bennett: Strategy vs arsonists must be to win
Rivlin thanks Erdogan for Turkish help in quenching fires
Bringing love to Jerusalem (and Tel Aviv and Haifa)
Egyptian movie star reveals he had Jewish mother
Puppets with purpose
Empanada empathy: Argentina and Israel meet for a delicious mix
Leader Hapoel Beersheba goes 8 points clear
Hapoel Jerusalem shrugs off slump with 22-point rout of Haifa
Three Israelis scale podium at Ju-Jitsu Worlds
Soccer: Beersheba aims to extend winning streak
Meet the Chinese financial giant that opens startups to all of China
Kahlon makes good on immediate compensation promise
Captain Sunshine expands from solar energy to wind
Source of ‘yo yo’ obesity revealed by Weizmann Institute researchers
Dying like a queen
Health Scan: Understanding the conscious mind
Crib death rates in Israel remain steady
The Dead Sea’s right to life
COGAT shuts down polluting charcoal production sites in Area B
Swimmers campaign to save Dead Sea from disappearing
Letters: Raging fires
An attempt to crack the Netanyahu enigma
International NGOs: The new feudalism
An attack on Manbij is an attack on us all
'Gaza risks becoming easy launchpad for ISIS,' says Qatari minister
Islamic State reportedly uses 'chemical gas' against Syrian rebels
Report: Nuclear material said stolen from Iran could yield 'dirty bomb'
Egypt shifts to open support for Assad regime in Syrian civil war
Iran warns of retaliation if US 'breaches' nuclear deal with sanctions
Israel: Iran is smuggling weapons to Hezbollah on commercial flights
Death toll among Iran's forces in Syrian war passes 1,000
UK woman imprisoned in Iran becomes 'suicidal' after hunger strike
ISIS publishes a ‘how to’ outfox Twitter guide
Paranoid ISIS leader 'doesn't sleep without his suicide bomber vest'
Swastikas and racist messages scrawled outside Boston-area school
Chabad center to open in South Dakota, last US state without one
Russian ice skating contest features Holocaust-themed performance
Exclusive: German bank pulls plug on anti-Israel BDS bank account
Mobileye head: In two decades, cars as we know them will be obsolete
Autonomous driving becomes a reality
China-Israel Relations: When the Gate Opens
El Al management and pilots begin negotiations as company registers losses
Diplomacy: Donald Trump, have we got an Israel policy for you!
South Carolina governor who opposed anti-Israel BDS to be Trump's UN envoy
US Holocaust museum alarmed over 'hateful speech' by white nationalists
Trump outlines plans for first day in office
Analysis: Clinton falls amid assault on establishment
Clinton concedes: 'We have still not shattered that highest and hardest glass ceiling'
Hillary Clinton and the glass ceiling: Cracked but intact
NY hassidic village loyal to Clinton despite Trump popularity among ultra-Orthodox
Star Catcher: Astrology for the week of November 25, 2016
Jerusalem Grapevine: Cubcakes for the Karzens
Aliya Stories: Completing the family circle
Ask the Rabbi: Does the Torah endorse genocide?
Podcast: Does Trump love Jews or embolden antisemitic voices?
Why Starbucks failed in Israel (and only in Israel)
Taxicab Diplomacy: Trump vs. Clinton
PODCAST: After Turkey, Africa and Egypt, is Saudi Arabia Israel’s next ally?
Why ‘Daily Show’ host Trevor Noah had a bar mitzvah
Was CNN right to apologize over caption on 'alt-right' antisemitism?
How Trump's top aide Stephen Bannon made money from 'Seinfeld'
Footwear faux pas: New Balance distances itself from unwanted neo-Nazi endorsement
Warning: Weddings can be hazardous to your health
Race for respect
Port of Tel Aviv: More than a pretty picture
Creating chaos
Weeping over the wall
Good guys should stick together
Old soldiers, new wars
A slow resurgence for Cuba's Jews
Books: Shattering pain
Books: Unstoppable Bibi?
Hot off the Arab press
Pascale's Kitchen: Winter Stews
Cleaning up the Kidron/El Nar Valley
All about that folk
An island in a stormy sea
Wellness for all
Where the search for the origins of life...
Moving on, with meaning
Tennis is his racquet
Taking a good look at ourselves
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'I am always ready to help'
Christian heritage site found ransacked after monastery retaken from ISIS
Arad: Setting junipers in the wasteland
Update: Six days of battling the flames throughout Israel
Speaker of Czech Chamber of Deputies Plants a Tree in Jerusalem's Hills
New Kfar HaHoresh Bike Single Brings Communities Together
Biblical History, Renewal and Islamic Culture in the Negev
We will win but how long will it take? Including Bibi's Building Bluff
Is a Jewish safe haven possible in the Diaspora; is America the “exception”?
Potentially Misleading Statistics on Global Terrorism
Still Looking for Israel at Harvard
Morality aside, anti-Arab rhetoric is counterproductive at a time when the Arab public is moving away from its radical leaders.
By EVELYN GORDON
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Whether in Gaza, the West Bank, or Tehran, Israel's Jihadist enemies wish to kill Jews because every such homicide is felt to be a sacred obligation.
By LOUIS RENÉ BERES
The BDS campaign regards the ending of all trade and economic relations with Jews living in Judea and Samaria as just the “first step” in its campaign.
By DAVID SINGER
Israel’s abortion policy is an all-too-rare example of a compromise that gives both sides something important.
Sino-Indian ties are on firm footing in almost every dimension of diplomacy today.
By JAGDISH N SINGH
The time has surely come for the civilized world to bite the bullet and take out Islamic State, as well as Russia's ploy for power over Ukraine.
Refusing help would be a slap in the face to Israel’s most loyal non-Jewish citizens.
The BDS campaign is set to swallow many more well-intended people into its Jew-hating vortex.
A Harvard student expected that a trip to Israel would confirm his reasonable European certainty of Israel’s arrogant oppression; That’s not quite the way things turned out.
Israel needs to stop arguing the Palestinians' case and start arguing its own.
In the ever-shifting kaleidoscope of political, religious, economic, strategic and tactical considerations that mark the Middle East, little is clear-cut in deciding between friend and foe.
Israeli's PR focus on the peace process highlights the country’s failures rather than its successes; and people dislike failures.
In the few short months since he ascended the throne, Salman has shown himself to be a pragmatic man of action in both the domestic and foreign arenas.
The prime minister's election day faux pas has been deliberately misconstrued by omitting its second half
The new deputy minister won’t appeal to Europe, which might spur her to focus on an area long neglected: the non-Western world.
The leaderships in New Delhi and Beijing, presently, would do well to concentrate on improving their relations in non-political areas.
After religious Zionists handed him victory, he spat in their faces – proving they really do need a party of their own.
Likud’s proposed bills wouldn’t harm judicial independence, only the court’s excess powers.
Britain’s future Middle East policy hovers in the balance ahead of elections on May 7.
Pakistan has played a pivotal role in determining the outcome of the current crisis in Yemen.
That’s the message from JAL’s decision to skip an Arab League meeting. And it’s good news for Israel.
A look into what Egypt is doing to stop the swarm of terror attacks in the country.
If universities are increasingly dominated by an Islamist agenda, and they are where our democracy’s future is trained, what sort of future awaits us?
By NOAH BECK
It is not easy to keep pace with the shifting kaleidoscope of alliances and alienations, or the reasons behind them, but if any one area is a microcosm of the whole, it is Yemen.
Current instabilities in the Middle East will generate compelling reasons for Israel to re-examine its traditional posture of nuclear ambiguity.
By PROFESSOR LOUIS RENÉ BERES,ADMIRAL LEON "BUD" EDNEY
Israel’s right to exist is the right of the Jewish people - and does not require America, Iran or anyone else to give approval on that right.
By RONN TOROSSIAN
The time for action by Saudi Arabia and the rest of the Sunni world had arrived.
The first and simplest question one must ask is in what language will the final authorized version of the agreement be framed?
President Obama has announced he is going back to the drawing board.
Tunisia, has become the antithesis of everything that IS stands for, and thus a prime target.
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