Ashkelon—Booming missile fire and wailing air-raid sirens are the “lullabies” reaching the tender ears of newborns at Ashkelon’s Barzilai University Medical Center these days. Rockets
My conversations with select leaders of public opinion in social media in Gaza and Egypt paint a complex picture, largely contradicting some Israeli working assumptions
Jerusalem—The Tzohar Rabbinical Organization issued a direct call to Diaspora rabbis and communities to demonstrate their support for Israel by choosing to visit the country
An Italian journalist who until Tuesday was embedded in Gaza has backed the IDF’s account of a rocket strike on a school playground in central
Apparently, there is no way to avoid the creation of a commission of inquiry once Operation Protective Edge is over. The commission will have to
ISIS conquests across northern Iraq have been comprehensive in recent weeks. Taking control of large parts of the region, they declared a Caliphate last month.
Ten thousand—some say more—supporters of Israel came to Dag Hammarskjold Plaza to the “New York Stands With Israel” rally, one of several shows of support
After more than a year without an ambassador in Costa Rica, the White House recently named S. Fitzgerald Haney, an international businessman with experience in
The Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey is demolishing a portion of the building facing Kinderkamack Road and plans to extend out 50 additional feet. They
Fair Lawn— On a sunny Thursday afternoon, many people stopped by a lemonade stand manned by Meredith Mainzer, a 4-year-old, to buy drinks and cookies
Tenafly—Looking to bring a little joy to the children in Ashkelon, a city just north of Gaza that has been ravaged by Hamas rocket attacks
Teaneck—The Make-A-Splash fundraising campaign has begun with placement of lawn signs around Teaneck to create awareness and raise funds for an exciting new town project.
