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Israel to Remove Name of Slain Palestinian Teenager From Memorial - New York Times Tue, 21 Apr 2015 21:37:40 GMT

New York Times

Israel to Remove Name of Slain Palestinian Teenager From Memorial New York Times JERUSALEM — The Israeli authorities said late Tuesday that the name of Muhammad Abu Khdeir, the Palestinian teenager from East Jerusalem who was abducted, beaten and burned to death by three Israelis last summer, would be removed from the state's ... Israel adds name of murdered Palestinian boy to cemetery wallThe Guardian Memorial Day 2015: Israel remembers its fallen soldiers and civiliansHaaretz Mohammed Abu Khdeir removed from terror victims' memorial after family's requestYnetnews Huffington Post -Jerusalem Post Israel News -Jewish Telegraphic Agency all 194 news articles »

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Gallup: Israel one of least religious countries - Jerusalem Post Israel News Tue, 21 Apr 2015 17:43:01 GMT

Jerusalem Post Israel News

Gallup: Israel one of least religious countries Jerusalem Post Israel News Israel is one of the least religious nations in the world, according to a recent WIN/Gallup poll of residents of 65 countries around the world. According to Gallup, 63 percent of respondents across the globe identified themselves as religious. While ... Poll: Israel is One of the World's Least Religious CountriesAlgemeiner Israelis among world's least religious, poll findsJewish Journal Israel in Top Ten of World's Most Secular CountriesJP Updates Globes -Arutz Sheva all 14 news articles »

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One Israeli Soldier, 23 Namesakes and a Day of Remembrance - New York Times Tue, 21 Apr 2015 23:19:07 GMT

New York Times

One Israeli Soldier, 23 Namesakes and a Day of Remembrance New York Times JERUSALEM — She had but one son, and he died childless at 21. Yet that boy spawned a generation. At least 23 babies on three continents have been named for her Gil'ad, a lieutenant in the Israeli Army who was killed on the first day of the Yom Kippur ... and more »

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Teva's Deal for Mylan Shows Corporate Israel's M&A Hunger - Wall Street Journal Wed, 22 Apr 2015 00:08:15 GMT

Wall Street Journal

Teva's Deal for Mylan Shows Corporate Israel's M&A Hunger Wall Street Journal Israel, the self-proclaimed “Start-up Nation,” has built a reputation as a hub of tech and biotech companies, quickly assembled and sold to foreign firms looking to grow. Recent success stories have included Annapurna Labs Ltd., sold to Amazon.com Inc ... Israel-based drug company Teva makes bid to buy rival MylanPittsburgh Post-Gazette Israel's Teva offers $40.1bn for US drugmaker MylanFinancial Times Israel's Teva Pharmaceutical offers $40.1bn for US drugmaker MylanInternational Business Times UK EJ Insight all 558 news articles »

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Israel Deported Them. Then ISIS Cut Off Their Heads. - Daily Beast Tue, 21 Apr 2015 20:32:10 GMT

Daily Beast

Israel Deported Them. Then ISIS Cut Off Their Heads. Daily Beast For Schecter, this is part and parcel of Israel's policy toward refugees, which she says consists “mostly of inaction,” except for intimidation. The Israeli government has granted “0.17 percent of the requests for recognition of refugee status,” the ...

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MTA Must Run Bus Ad From Pro-Israel Group, Judge Says - New York Times Wed, 22 Apr 2015 00:19:08 GMT

MTA Must Run Bus Ad From Pro-Israel Group, Judge Says New York Times A federal judge in Manhattan on Tuesday ordered the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to display an ad from a pro-Israel group on buses after the agency declined to run it last year. The group, the American Freedom Defense Initiative, sued the ... Judge: Pro-Israel Group Can Post 'Killing Jews' Ads on BusesABC News Judge rules pro-Israel group can post 'Hamas Killing Jews' ads on New York ...Fox News Judge orders New York transit agency to run pro-Israel adBusiness Insider all 71 news articles »

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Debate ignites over Arab journalist's role in Israeli independence event - Washington Post Wed, 22 Apr 2015 01:21:46 GMT

Jerusalem Post Israel News

Debate ignites over Arab journalist's role in Israeli independence event Washington Post JAFFA, Israel — Having access to both Jews and Arabs is not easy for most journalists in Israel. Not so for Lucy Aharish, a Muslim Arab who grew up in a Jewish town in southern Israel. A TV anchor and news producer, Aharish says her challenge, instead ... On the eve of Independence Day, Israeli population stands at 8345000Jerusalem Post Israel News Why is Israel called Israel?Haaretz At 67, Israel home to 8.3 million peopleThe Times of Israel Jewish Daily Forward -Middle East Monitor -Arutz Sheva all 188 news articles »

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A nuclear Iran is not the only danger hovering over Israel - Haaretz Tue, 21 Apr 2015 10:54:35 GMT

Haaretz

A nuclear Iran is not the only danger hovering over Israel Haaretz A nuclear Iran is not the only danger hovering over Israel. Iran has been occupying the Israeli military leadership in recent years, but arguably the greater threat lies on the northern border. By Moshe Arens | Apr. 20, 2015 | 1:54 AM | 2 ... Israel AloneWall Street Journal WSJ Editor Tells Israel to Ignore World after Obama BetrayalArutz Sheva Why Israel has to be cynicalWashington Post (blog) Jerusalem Post Israel News -The Times of Israel -National Post all 218 news articles »

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Israel: Leaders Decline to Meet Carter - New York Times Tue, 21 Apr 2015 02:07:21 GMT

New York Times

Israel: Leaders Decline to Meet Carter New York Times Israel's president and prime minister have declined requests for meetings with former President Jimmy Carter, who has long been a harsh critic of Israel's policy toward the Palestinians. Mr. Carter has been persona non grata in Israel at least since ... At Security Council, UN chief urges return to two-State negotiations for ...UN News Centre UN Security Council once again takes up Israel-PalestineDeutsche Welle Ban Ki-moon: Israel must take steps for peace, freeze settlement activityJerusalem Post Israel News American Thinker (blog) -Asbury Park Press -Haaretz (blog) all 76 news articles »

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When Israel Helped Yemens Shiites - Politico Tue, 21 Apr 2015 23:23:48 GMT

Politico

When Israel Helped Yemens Shiites Politico Yemen's Houthi rebels accuse Israel of standing behind the Saudi-led military campaign launched against them last month. The charge is not unusual—blaming Israel for the Mideast's sundry ills is a time-honored regional pastime. For once, though, the ... and more »