Israel Eyes Sending Its First Female Astronaut to Space
Israel is gearing up to select its next astronaut, and this time Science, Technology and Space Minister Danny Danon is hoping it’s a woman.
Report: After 15 Years, Israel & Jordan in Talks to Reopen Temple Mount to Non-Muslims
Israel and Jordan are reported to be in talks to reopen mosques on the Temple Mount to non-Muslim visitors after more than 15 years.
Prophecy Comes Alive as Non-Jews Delve into Jewish Wisdom
A fascination with the Jewish Talmud by Buddhists and Christians in South Korea is evidence of a growing thirst for Jewish wisdom.
IDF Intercepts Flotilla as Netanyahu Tells Activists to Go to Syria
The Israeli Navy intercepted a Gaza-bound flotilla overnight Sunday-Monday meant to break the maritime blockade on the Strip.
Down to the Wire, Netanyahu Calls for Tougher Demands on Iran Amid Passing Deadline
With only one day left to seal nuclear talks between the P5+1 and Iran, a senior US official said negotiations will mostly likely be extended past their June 30 deadline.
Female IDF Soldier Stabbed Near Rachel’s Tomb in Jerusalem
A female IDF soldier was severely wounded Monday morning in a terrorist stabbing attack near Rachel’s Tomb in Jerusalem.
What Do the Druze Want?
The fate of the Druze in Syria has been occupying the minds of Israel’s decision-makers for a while now.
Answering Pope Francis’s Question About Auschwitz
“The great powers had photographs of the railway routes that the trains took to… Auschwitz,” Pope Francis remarked this week.
Turkey and Israel: Starting Over?
Sinirlioglu, a career diplomat, happens to be one of President Erdogan’s most senior confidantes — a smart diplomat with no Islamist sentiments.
The Iranian-American Nuclear Project
The known details of the soon-to-be- concluded nuclear deal.