11.29.2016 | 28 Heshvan, 5777
Amona settlers reject new state plan to avoid violent demolition
Initial: Attempted shooting attack on IDF in West Bank
Analysis: Fatah Congress could reveal next Palestinian president
PA says it will submit anti-settlement UN resolution within days
Bnei Sakhnin shocks Beitar Jerusalem with 85th-minute winner
Maccabi Tel Aviv starting to find rhythm
How does the IDF address international law when using ground forces?
El Al pilots: We haven’t signed a deal ending strike
Meretz MK: Netanyahu encouraged arson to distract from sub scandal
Wednesday votes set for controversial outpost, muezzin bills
Hanegbi in Australia paving way for PM visit
Michael Oren, French envoy in undiplomatic Twitter exchange over boycotts
Beardyman to beatbox his way to TA
Stars shine a light on youth at risk
Air Supply reschedules Haifa concert due to fires
Egyptian movie star reveals he had Jewish mother
Leader Hapoel Beersheba goes 8 points clear
Hapoel Jerusalem shrugs off slump with 22-point rout of Haifa
Five ‘health basket committee’ members have conflicts of interest
Israeli researchers show periods of starvation can affect descendants
The Lounge
OurCrowd expands into Asia with new Singapore office and financial partner
Israelis develop first ‘metered-dose’ medical cannabis inhaler
Source of ‘yo yo’ obesity revealed by Weizmann Institute researchers
Captain Sunshine expands from solar energy to wind
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
Netanyahu’s vision
When Obama became Peres
Our world: Castro’s greatest victory
Restraining the genie of prejudice and hatred
How hackers tried to 'poison' Syria's Assad
Moroccan TV spurs outrage after airing domestic abuse 'cover-up' tips
'Gaza risks becoming easy launchpad for ISIS,' says Qatari minister
Islamic State reportedly uses 'chemical gas' against Syrian rebels
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'
Guatemala’s president arrives here on historic visit
Jewish Democrats cry hypocrisy over US general’s Israel remarks
Fires spark emergency campaigns by Jewish organizations
Survey suggests Israel may consider changes to the Law of Return
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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T.E. Lawrence wanted to see Jewish colonies – 'bright spots in a desert' – in the Holy Land
'I am always ready to help'
Christian heritage site found ransacked after monastery retaken from ISIS
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
Two White House aspirants – Democrat Tim Kaine of Virginia and Republican Marco Rubio of Florida – banded together to introduce the Combating European Antisemitism Act last week.
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Israeli ministers just can’t wait for the American president-elect to take office to begin preparing the ground for a new US-Israel relationship – and more settlements.
By CALEV BEN-DAVID
Last year, Nikki Haley signed into law a bill to stop efforts to boycott, divest and sanction Israel in a first for the nation on a state-wide level.
By MICHAEL WILNER
A video taken inside a conference showed Richard Spencer, leader of the National Policy Institute, shouting, "Hail Trump, hail our people, hail victory!" as some gave Nazi salutes.
Trump has so far picked two Cabinet members and three top White House advisers, but aides said he was not expected to make further announcements on Monday.
As Spencer finished speaking, several audience members gave a Nazi-like salute.
Analysis: Marine Gen. James Mattis would be conventional voice in the White House.
Donald Trump's recently-named White House chief strategist says "these claims of antisemitism just aren't serious. It's a joke."
Bannon’s appointment as “chief strategist and senior counsel” last week courted controversy, including a condemnation from the Anti-Defamation League.
By LAHAV HARKOV
Sessions currently represents Alabama in the upper chamber, and was the first US senator to endorse Trump for president.
Trump has been criticized during his campaign for making statements seen as racist, including calling Mexicans who cross over to the United States rapists and drug dealers.
Zakharova said that she had formulated the claim while visiting New York during an official visit with a Russian delegation in September.
“They accused me of spreading false information and hatred, and demanded an apology, and they’re right, I do owe readers an apology."
The Jewish New Jersey real estate scion married to Trump's daughter Ivanka, helped guide the president-elect to victory last week and is poised to remain an influential adviser.
By JPOST.COM STAFF,REUTERS
The letter says the appointment “directly undermines your ability to unify the country.”
Citing Japanese internment camps as "precedent," Carl Higbie says immigrants do not get constitutional protections.
By ZACK PYZER
New York State Sen. Brad Hoylmam says the swastikas are a result of Trump refusing to condemn the white supremacist ties of Stephen Bannon.
A number of Jewish groups have condemned his hiring, a few defended it and others are silent.
Trump has fewer than 70 days until his Jan. 20 inauguration to settle on Cabinet members and other senior appointees. He will eventually need to fill roughly 4,000 open positions.
“What’s happened as a result of the poisonous atmosphere that Trump has created is that American Muslims are desperate for allies.”
By DANIELLE ZIRI
Analysis: While Republicans are operating with excitement on Capitol Hill at the prospect of a unified GOP government, Democrats are regrouping from a place of palpable fear.
The extent to which Phares’s views have changed over the years remains to be seen. But his current worldview appears to dovetail with that of Trump.
By BEN LYNFIELD
Trump's children may be allowed in on the nation's most sensitive information if the president-elect uses a loophole in nepotism laws.
Szubin supports the nuclear deal with Iran, and defended it at an appearance at the Jewish Federations’ annual General Assembly in Washington.
Bannon is a Harvard graduate, a Navy veteran and a former Goldman Sachs investment banker.
The comparison irked at least one of the parents of children in his class who wrote an email to complain.
Democratic Congressman Schiff slams appointment of Stephen Bannon, who he says has alt-right, antisemitic and misogynistic views.
Eldest daughter of the US president-elect says she will not hold a position in the incoming cabinet.
“I’ll be voting for Calexit, yes, but it isn’t necessarily a Jewish matter per se.”
By MICHAEL ZEFF
The chief of staff position, which serves as a gatekeeper and agenda-setter for the president, is typically one of the most important early choices for an incoming president.
The rise of President-elect Donald Trump is simply an extension of the far-right trend in Europe.
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