Millions of Israeli children said at risk of stunted development; Water blamed
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israel’s first-ever national survey of iodine levels in the population revealed widespread deficiencies, which could mean millions of
Not everyone got the memo—three times AIPAC speakers weren’t so bipartisan this year
By RON KAMPEAS WASHINGTON (JTA) – “Many voices, one mission.” If AIPAC’s 2017 annual policy conference slogan, popping up on the conference
Is Trump owed an apology after the JCC bomb threat arrest? Is anybody?
By ANDREW SILOW-CARROLL NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – Literally within seconds of the news of the arrest in Israel of an Israeli-American
Who is Chloé Valdary and Why Does she Love Israel?
The Jewish world is buzzing about Chloé Valdary, a leading new voice in the pro-Israel movement who’s changing the conversation
Why Netanyahu is threatening to dissolve the government over a TV station?
By ANDREW TOBIN TEL AVIV (JTA) – What is Netanyahu up to? That was the question many in Israel were asking Sunday
Syria Fires Missiles at Israeli Warplanes
By ISABEL KERSHNER The New York Times JERUSALEM — The Syrian armed forces fired antiaircraft missiles at Israeli warplanes that had struck
Art of the peace deal may be more complicated than Trump anticipates
DC Report By Douglas M. Bloomfield Just when Benjamin Netanyahu and the Israeli right thought it was safe to go into the
‘The era of permanent revolution’: part one of WIRED’s Holy Land documentary
https://youtu.be/aGGYQYj4u7M
Sea of Galilee at lowest level in a century
JERUSALEM (JTA) –The Sea of Galilee is at its lowest level in a century after northern Israel experienced the driest
Abandoning Israel
DC Report By Douglas Bloomfield David Friedman, Donald Trump’s choice for ambassador to Israel, may have been channeling Groucho Marx when he