Starbucks in Talks to Buy Stake in Israel’s Sodastream (JNS.org) American global coffee giant Starbucks is reportedly in talks with the Israel- SodaStream beverage-carbonation company
Two years ago, Prof. Moshe Zimmermann, a historian at Hebrew University, was invited to speak at a ceremony marking Holocaust Remembrance Day. For years he kept
Germany has approved retroactive pension payments, going back to 1997, to all Holocaust survivors who worked in Nazi ghettos. The Federal Cabinet announced that the
TIP—Analysts through the weekend and into Monday continued to trace signs that – per a headline published at the top of one Agence France-Presse (AFP)
TIP-Reuters on Tuesday conveyed remarks made by Mahmoud Al-Zahar—a former Hamas foreign minister who the outlet described as one of the terror group’s “most influential
For nearly 40 years, Mohammed Dajani Daoudi has felt that something was wrong with Palestinian politics. In 1975, while studying at the American University at
The Board of Directors of the Orthodox Union (OU) has unanimously appointed Allen I. Fagin, a well-known attorney and former chairman of Proskauer Rose, LLP,
Ever since the 2007 split that divided Palestinian rule between the West Bank and Gaza Strip, the Ramallah-based leadership has had three options to consider: using force, compromising or
JNS.org—Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan says that a compensation deal between Israel and Turkey is forthcoming. In an interview with Charlie Rose of PBS,
On the morning of Erev Pesach, Monday, April 14, the Teaneck Jewish Center held its annual Big Bread Burn, as it customarily does, in its
New York—The fifth annual Yom HaShoah Rally at the Iranian UN Mission in Manhattan took place on April 27. Hundreds gathered to highlight the dangers
Teaneck—The second annual community-wide Yoetzet event will again be hosted by Congregation Rinat Yisrael on May 12 at 8 p.m. Tirza Bayewitz, one of the
