As tired businessmen and tourists  made their way through Penn Station to catch trains home, my family and I made our way in the opposite

A&P and Pathmark to Close Dozens of Stores A&P and Pathmark owners have filed for bankruptcy. Cheaper shopping options such as Wal-Mart and Costco, as

As the afternoon hours of the fast day marched on, the 17th of Tamuz felt as if it would never end. Being among the longest

Pocomoke City—Dubbed “the friendliest town on the Eastern Shore,” Pocomoke City is a city in Worcester County, Maryland. Although renamed in a burst of civic

Microsoft Acquires FieldOne, Founded by Satmar Chassid (JNI.media) Last Thursday, computing giant Microsoft acquired FieldOne Services, a software company that supplies field-service applications to companies

Budget Airline Ryanair will be launching flights to Israel’s southern tourist city Eilat, starting this coming winter. Tickets for the six weekly flights are touted to start

Christians United for Israel (CUFI) held its 10th annual Summit in Washington, DC on July 13 and 14. The Summit brought together some 6000 Zionists

Jerusalem—For the second year in a row, the TZOHAR Rabbinical Organization had a dedicated Anglo track at its prestigious annual conference in Jerusalem. TZOHAR, which

(JNi.media) Unfortunately, the increase in anti-Semitic incidents throughout Europe has been in the news for a while, but Josef Schuster, president of the Central Council

He’s a Jew from Brooklyn. He’s running for president. But is Israel on his radar? Once considered a long shot for the Democratic presidential nomination,

Ayatollah Khamenei said a more wide-ranging agreement with America was unlikely, striking a different pose than Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, who earlier said the Vienna

Beyond the recently reached nuclear deal’s implications for Iran’s nuclear program itself, much of the fear about the agreement centers on how the substantial sanctions