Japan Ends Ties with Elbit over Gaza War, Cites ICJ Order at The Hague
"We have already suspended new activities related to the MOU, and plan to end the MOU by the end of February," said the CFO of Itochu.
Israel Expands Quota of Foreign Agricultural Workers
Israeli workers who might have filled the gaps have been called up for military reserve duty.
Pakistan Retaliates Against Iranian Bombing of Balochistan
The Balochistan region has experienced many insurgencies by separatist militants demanding independence for "Greater Balochistan."
Malaysia Bans Israeli Linked Ships From Its Ports As Red Sea Tensions Rise
Attacks have increased the cost of shipping to Israel as transportation companies pull out of the Bab el-Mandeb route. Israel’s economy relies on seaborne trade.
Ramming Attack Outside Israeli Embassy in Tokyo
A Japanese police officer in his twenties was injured during a ramming attack aimed at the Israeli Embassy in Tokyo.
Armenian Terrorists Set Synagogue on Fire in Yerevan
The group promised to take revenge on Jews, including in European countries.
AP: Hamas Used North Korean-Made RPGs on 10/7
The rocket-propelled grenade launchers are effective against heavy armored vehicles.
North Korea Sends Artillery to Russia for Use Against Ukraine
Military experts believe that North Korea will likely receive advanced weapons or technology from Russia in exchange for the supplies.
IAI, Azercosmos Announce Contract to Sell Advanced Satellites to Azerbaijan
The two companies said they are committed to a successful implementation of the Azersky-2 program, and are looking forward to mutually beneficial cooperation in future space programs.
North Korea’s Kim Jong Un to Meet for Arms Talks with Russia’s Vladimir Putin
The US has said it will impose sanctions and take other actions if North Korea supplies Russia with weapons.
Israel, Japan Explore Possible Free Trade Deal
Nishimura brought a trade delegation of 80 Japanese company representatives as Tokyo and Jerusalem explore a possible free trade agreement that would expand their $3.3 billion commercial relationship.
IAI Sells Advanced Spy Satellite to Singapore for $200M
"While in orbit, the satellite is expected to begin a preplanned series of tests, and following their completion, will be formally handed over to its Singaporean customers, DSTA and ST Electronics."
Israel Signs Free Trade Agreement with Vietnam
The new agreement is expected to boost annual bilateral trade by about 50 percent, bringing bilateral trade to some $3 billion.
Global Heat Wave Moves East, Tops 50C (126F) in China
The previous record in China was set in July 2017, when the mercury reached 123 degrees Fahrenheit.
UNSC to Meet on North Korea’s Successful ICBM Test-Launch
Iran’s frequent threats to annihilate the State of Israel could someday be realized with assistance from North Korea.
Omar, Tlaib, Boycott Visiting Indian PM, Humiliating Biden
“Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib spitting poison by not attending PM Modi's US Congress address.”
Israel Strengthening Ties with Southeast Asia
Cohen is leading two business delegations organized by the Economic Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Export Institute and the Israeli embassies in Manila and Seoul.
South Korea Signals It May Sell Lethal Arms to Ukraine
Needless to say, Russia is very concerned.
US Officials Warn ‘Extensive’ Chinese Cyber Attack Expected if Beijing Invades Taiwan
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy: “If Xi Jingping moves on Taiwan, we should assume he’ll launch cyberattacks against the United States as part of the operation."
Pakistan Vehemently Denying Commercial Ties with Israel
The AJC reported that a shipment of Pakistani food was delivered to Israel by Pakistani-Jewish businessman Fishel Benkhald.
Israeli Firm Completes Upgrades to Philippine Naval Shipyard
Israel Shipyards Ltd. transferred the documents and keys of a newly-refurbished shipyard to the Philippine Navy's possession on Wednesday.
Israel’s Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi Visits Taiwan to Open New Jewish Community Center
Rabbi Lau also attended a regional summit of some 30 rabbis from Sydney, Japan, Hong Kong, China, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand and Cambodia, and met with Israeli and Taiwanese officials as well during his stay.
Israeli Doctor Volunteering in Nepal Killed by Marauding Elephant
Buikner was interning at Beersheva’s Soroka Medical Center and traveled to Nepal with a delegation of other young Israeli doctors volunteering at local hospitals.
UN Secretary-General: The World Is ‘Sleepwalking into a Wider War’
Guterres said that about two billion human beings are being regularly impacted by violence outside Ukraine’s war zone.
South Korea Helping Restore Sebastia Antiquities Site… as a ‘Palestinian’ Heritage Site
This is part of the Palestinian Authority's steps to erase all vestiges of Jewish history from Judea and Samaria.
Japanese Firm Determined to Keep ‘Nazi-Tainted’ Van Gogh
According to heir's lawsuit, Sompo’s predecessor purchased the picture “in reckless disregard of its provenance, including Mendelssohn-Bartholdy’s forced sale of the painting in Nazi Germany in 1934.”
Araba Desert Ancient Cotton and Silk Fabrics Point to Israeli Silk Road to China
The findings are the first evidence of an 'Israeli Silk Road' through the Araba connecting East and West.
World Outrage as Taliban Continue Effort to Erase Afghanistan’s Women
"Women are central to humanitarian operations around the world. This decision could be devastating for the Afghan people," US Secy of State Antony Blinken warned.
Since China’s Crackdown on Tech, Alibaba Founder Jack Ma Lives in Tokyo, Visits Israel
Ma has virtually vanished from public view since he publicly chastised Chinese regulators two years ago.
North Korea Helped Iran, Hezbollah Bring Chemical Weapons to Lebanon
North Korean experts reportedly injected thionyl chloride into the missiles under the supervision of an Iranian chemical weapons expert.