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Iran’s Coronavirus Death Toll Rises by 74, as Mosques Due to Reopen
The coronavirus death toll in Iran, one of the hardest hit countries in the Middle East, rose by 74 in the past 24 hours...
Iran Says US Push to Extend Tehran’s Arms Embargo Is ‘Illegitimate’
Iran dismissed as "illegitimate" efforts by the United States to extend the UN Security Council arms embargo on Tehran, an Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Monday. "Iran is not seeking to exit the 2015 nuclear...
Netanyahu’s Political Fate at Stake as Coalition Deal Challenged in Top Court
Israel's top court on Monday heard challenges to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bid to secure a governing coalition, with opposition figures arguing a deal on a new unity administration would unlawfully shield him in a...
As 75th Anniversary of Victory in Europe Day Approaches, a 96-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Recounts His Experience
A 96-year-old Jewish man who escaped to Scotland during the Holocaust recounted his feelings about the 75th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day, saying, “It was a unique occasion, fantastic and such a feeling...
Palestinian Workers Return to Israel for First Time Since Coronavirus Closures
Palestinian workers entered Israel on Sunday for the first time since coronavirus closure measures were...
Top Jewish Leader Praises President Trump for Commitment to Fighting Antisemitism Amid COVID-19 Crisis
The head of a leading international Jewish group praised US President Donald Trump over the...
Iran Cancels Annual Anti-Israel ‘Quds Day’ Rallies Due to Coronavirus Pandemic
Iran will not hold its annual “Quds Day” rallies calling for Israel’s annihilation this year,...
Israel’s Supreme Court Discusses Netanyahu’s Fate as Prime Minister
Israel's Supreme Court began a two-day hearing on Sunday to determine whether Prime Minister Benjamin...
Mosques and Schools to Reopen in Iran’s Low-Risk Areas
Iran plans to reopen mosques and schools in areas that have been consistently free of...
Iran’s Coronavirus Death Toll Rises by 74, as Mosques Due to Reopen
The coronavirus death toll in Iran, one of the hardest hit countries in the Middle East, rose by 74 in the past 24 hours to...
Iran Says US Push to Extend Tehran’s Arms Embargo Is ‘Illegitimate’
Iran dismissed as "illegitimate" efforts by the United States to extend the UN Security Council arms embargo on Tehran, an Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said...
Netanyahu’s Political Fate at Stake as Coalition Deal Challenged in Top Court
Israel's top court on Monday heard challenges to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bid to secure a governing coalition, with opposition figures arguing a deal on...
As 75th Anniversary of Victory in Europe Day Approaches, a 96-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Recounts His Experience
A 96-year-old Jewish man who escaped to Scotland during the Holocaust recounted his feelings about the 75th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day, saying,...
Palestinian Workers Return to Israel for First Time Since Coronavirus Closures
Palestinian workers entered Israel on Sunday for the first time since coronavirus closure measures were imposed. Construction, agricultural, and industrial workers were allowed in, in coordination...
Top Jewish Leader Praises President Trump for Commitment to Fighting Antisemitism Amid COVID-19 Crisis
The head of a leading international Jewish group praised US President Donald Trump over the weekend for a proclamation condemning antisemitism, saying, “I know personally...
Iran Cancels Annual Anti-Israel ‘Quds Day’ Rallies Due to Coronavirus Pandemic
Iran will not hold its annual “Quds Day” rallies calling for Israel’s annihilation this year, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The Islamic Republic's semi-official Tasnim...
Israel’s Supreme Court Discusses Netanyahu’s Fate as Prime Minister
Israel's Supreme Court began a two-day hearing on Sunday to determine whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has been indicted for corruption, will be allowed...
Mosques and Schools to Reopen in Iran’s Low-Risk Areas
Iran plans to reopen mosques and schools in areas that have been consistently free of the coronavirus as President Hassan Rouhani's government starts to ease...
Israel’s Delek Fourth-Quarter Loss Widens, Auditors Place ‘Going Concern’ Warning
Israeli conglomerate Delek Group reported a wider loss in the fourth quarter and its auditors placed a "going concern" warning on the company due to...
Hope and Havoc as Some Israeli Schools Reopen Under Coronavirus Curbs
Israel reopened some schools on Sunday but the bid to edge back to normality as coronavirus concerns ease was boycotted by several municipalities and many...
Intel in Talks to Buy Israel’s Moovit Public Transit App for $1 Billion: Media
Chipmaker Intel Corp is in advanced talks to acquire Israeli public transit app developer Moovit for $1 billion, financial news website Calcalist reported on Sunday. Moovit...
Reform Movement Cancels Summer Camps, Israel Trips Out of Coronavirus Worries
JNS.org - As some states begin to reopen for business, a number of Jewish summer camps have announced that they will be closed for the...
Israeli Biotech Company Starts Clinical Trials of CBD-Steroid Treatment for Virus
JNS.org - The Israel-based biotech company Stero Biotechs has started a small-scale clinical trial at Rabin Medical Center’s Golda Hasharon Campus in Petach Tikvah on...
