(JTA) — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry called on Israel and Turkey to reconcile completely, saying it would help with peacemaking in the Middle East.
“With respect to the Israel-Turkey track, it is not for the United States to...
JERUSALEM (JTA) — No Israeli government and defense sites appear to have been brought down by hackers in the “OpIsrael” attack, but some reportedly were affected for brief periods.
On Saturday, the international hacking group Anonymous claimed to have hacked...
JERUSALEM (JTA) — A rocket fired from Gaza struck southern Israel, the third consecutive day that rockets have been fired at Israel from the coastal strip.
Several rockets were fired from Gaza on Thursday morning; only one landed in an...
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Anat Kamm, the Israeli soldier who was jailed for turning classified Israeli military documents over to a reporter, is suing the Israeli daily Haaretz and journalist Uri Blau for revealing her identity.
JERUSALEM (JTA) — British astrophysicist Stephen Hawking will visit Israel in June to participate in President Shimon Peres’ annual “Facing Tomorrow” conference.
Hawking’s participation was confirmed Wednesday by The Jerusalem Post.
Hawking, head of the practical mathematics and physics department...
(JTA) — Gilad Shalit’s capture was the result of his operational failures and those by other members of his tank crew, interviews with Shalit revealed.
Shalit, the only member of a three-man crew who survived a cross-border, guerrilla-style attack on...
(JTA) — Israeli security forces arrested and indicted some 30 Palestinians from the Bethlehem area who are suspected of belonging to a terrorist network.
The defendants were arrested in January and February in Beit Fajar, a village near the Palestinian...
(JTA) — The number of Israelis who view President Obama as pro-Palestinian dropped by 20 percent following his first presidential visit to Israel, according to a new poll.
In the poll conducted March 24 by Smith Research for the Jerusalem...
