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Israel-Palestinian Peace Deal Could Bring $173 Billion Windfall, Study Says - TIME Mon, 08 Jun 2015 14:52:01 GMT

TIME

Israel-Palestinian Peace Deal Could Bring $173 Billion Windfall, Study Says TIME ISRAEL-GAZA-CONFLICT-ARMY MENAHEM KAHANA—AFP/Getty Images Israeli soldiers drive an armored personal carriers during a training exercise near the Israel-Gaza Border, on June 7, 2015. Profit as an Incentive for Israeli-Palestinian PeaceNew York Times Report: Two-State Solution In Israel Would Result In $123 Billion Of GrowthDaily Caller Israel says China demands no workers in settlementsYahoo News RT -Financial Times -U.S. News & World Report all 341 news articles »

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US Supreme Court: Jerusalem-born Americans can't list Israel as birthplace - The Times of Israel Mon, 08 Jun 2015 14:32:15 GMT

The Times of Israel

US Supreme Court: Jerusalem-born Americans can't list Israel as birthplace The Times of Israel WASHINGTON (AP) — The US Supreme Court struck down a disputed law Monday that would have allowed Americans born in Jerusalem to list their birthplace as Israel on their US passports in an important ruling that underscores the president's authority in ... US Supreme Court: No 'Israel' allowed on passports of Americans born in ...Jerusalem Post Israel News The Supreme Court decision striking down the 'born in Israel' passport law ...Washington Post (blog) Court: US passports must say 'Jerusalem' not 'Israel'USA TODAY The Guardian -Quartz all 389 news articles »

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Haaretz exclusive: Israel tested 'dirty-bomb cleanup' in the desert - Haaretz Mon, 08 Jun 2015 13:13:01 GMT

Haaretz

Haaretz exclusive: Israel tested 'dirty-bomb cleanup' in the desert Haaretz Israel recently carried out a series of tests in the desert in conjunction with a four-year project at the Dimona nuclear reactor to measure the damage and other implications of the detonation of a so-called “dirty” radiological bomb by hostile forces ... Report: Israel built and exploded a 'dirty bomb' with nuclear material inside ...Business Insider all 83 news articles »

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Orange chief says he is 'radically opposed' to Israel trade boycott - The Guardian Mon, 08 Jun 2015 20:12:55 GMT

Bloomberg

Orange chief says he is 'radically opposed' to Israel trade boycott The Guardian The chief executive said last week in Cairo that his firm sought to withdraw its brand from Israel. His comments were seen as a reaction to a report accusing Orange of supporting settlement activity in the occupied territories through its relationship ... U.S. Billionaire Political Rivals to Fight Israel BoycottsBloomberg The ugly effort to boycott IsraelWashington Post French CEO to Visit Israel, Smoothing Over Boycott TalkVoice of America Ynetnews -Jerusalem Post Israel News -Yahoo News all 369 news articles »

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Israel and Hamas Are Kept Off a Grim List - New York Times Tue, 09 Jun 2015 01:31:58 GMT

Jerusalem Post Israel News

Israel and Hamas Are Kept Off a Grim List New York Times Under unusual pressure from Israel and the United States, the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, opted not to include either Israel or Hamas on a list of armies and guerrilla groups that kill and maim children in conflicts worldwide ... UN's Ban leaves Israel, Hamas off children's rights blacklist but slams IDFJerusalem Post Israel News Israel Isn't on UN List of Parties That Kill or Injure KidsABC News UN Chief Keeps Hamas, Israel Off Children's Rights BlacklistHuffington Post Al Jazeera America -The Guardian -Voice of America all 204 news articles »

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Canceled bar mitzvah highlights religious rift in Israel - Yahoo News Mon, 08 Jun 2015 20:40:20 GMT

Yahoo News

Canceled bar mitzvah highlights religious rift in Israel Yahoo News FILE - In this Nov. 3, 2014 file photo, Israel's President Reuven Rivlin, attends a meeting at the President's residence in Jerusalem. A canceled bar mitzvah ceremony for boys with disabilities is highlighting a rift between Israel's Orthodox majority ... Case of canceled bar mitzvah ceremony highlights rift between Jewish groups in ...Minneapolis Star Tribune all 72 news articles »

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Americans on Iran: Continue Present Negotiations But Okay for Israel to Bomb ... - Forbes Mon, 08 Jun 2015 13:35:29 GMT

TheBlaze.com

Americans on Iran: Continue Present Negotiations But Okay for Israel to Bomb ... Forbes Public opinion on the Iran nuclear deal provides mixed signals for the President and Congress, according to a new Zogby Analytics poll. On the deal itself, the poll asked 909 likely voters nationwide which of the statements represented their views more:. Israeli Minister Gives Obama Cabinet Secretary a 'Warm Hug' of Encouragement ...TheBlaze.com New low: Israeli conference boos and heckles Obama's treasury sec'y when he ...Mondoweiss Jeers for Lew From Israel Backers as He Touts Iran DealBloomberg Yeshiva World News -The Jewish Press -Jerusalem Post Israel News all 94 news articles »

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Jerusalem mayor urges Obama to recognize Israel's capital - The Times of Israel Mon, 08 Jun 2015 18:47:00 GMT

The Times of Israel

Jerusalem mayor urges Obama to recognize Israel's capital The Times of Israel Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat on Monday urged US President Barack Obama to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, hours after the US Supreme Court struck down a law to permit Americans born in Jerusalem to list their birthplace as Israel in their US ... and more »

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Sharansky lauds Lew for helping Soviet Jews - Jerusalem Post Israel News Mon, 08 Jun 2015 15:20:59 GMT

Jerusalem Post Israel News

Sharansky lauds Lew for helping Soviet Jews Jerusalem Post Israel News Israel is becoming a magnet and not a shelter.” Sharansky said 1,800 Jews came from France in 2010, 7,100 in 2014, and up to 10,000 will come in 2015. “Anti-Semitism is growing every day,” he said. “There are terror attacks. But what influences aliya ... Lord Sacks: BDS makes it 'almost impossible' for Europe's Jews to support IsraelThe Times of Israel all 29 news articles »

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Israel Strikes Back After Palestinian Rocket Attack - Newsweek Sun, 07 Jun 2015 14:26:23 GMT

Newsweek

Israel Strikes Back After Palestinian Rocket Attack Newsweek JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli aircraft struck the Gaza Strip on Sunday after the latest in a series of Palestinian rocket attacks that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused the international community of ignoring. The Omar Brigades, a Palestinian ... Analysis: Hamas is not behind the latest Gazan rocket fireJerusalem Post Israel News Israel's odd partnership with Hamas in the face of Salafist escalationHaaretz Israeli Premier Criticizes World's 'Silence' on Gaza RocketsABC News DEBKA file all 709 news articles »