Founder of Autism Self-Advocacy Org. Wins Ruderman Prize in Inclusion

Ari Ne'eman, a pioneer in autism self-advocacy, awarded the Ruderman Prize in Inclusion.

Weizmann Institute Teams with Pfizer

Weizmann Institute scientists will work with Pfizer to research solutions for unmet medical needs.

COJO Breakfast Brings Out Community Leaders

A multi-faceted, non-sectarian, non-profit social service agency that acts as the eyes and ears of the community to address communal and individual concerns and needs, COJO provides assistance to more than 24,000 clients with more than 55,000 services.

Israel’s Gains from US Elections

Obama's pet projects are not likely to get much support after Tuesday's election, especially punch-ball with Bibi.

American Muslims Attacked During Hajj

American Shia Muslims were attacked in Saudi Arabia during the hajj. Their crime? They are Shia instead of Sunni Muslims. Plus, they are Americans.

Missing Florida Millionaire Left Tefillin on Abandoned Boat

Guma Aguiar, a Florida businessman and philanthropist who went missing in June, left his tefillin on his abandoned boat.

Obama, Netanyahu Exchange Assurances But Differences Remain On Iran

WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may not have bridged their differences on how to deal with Iran, but each managed to give the other a measure of reassurance.

New York City Mosques Can Now Publicly Call to Prayer on Fridays and Ramadan

NYC mosques will be allowed to use external loudspeakers on Friday afternoons and every evening of Ramadan to call for prayers.

FBI Releases Pictures of Two Marathon Bomb Suspects

Two days after a Saudi boy was falsely linked to the Boston Marathon bombings, and one day after Internet uses wrongly touted a teen as the terrorist, the FBI release picture of two prime suspects.

3 Democrats Voted Against Trump’s Impeachment, 1 Will Switch Parties

Democrats have managed to injure the president, by forcing him to deal with his impeachment as part of his 2020 campaign, or risk losing the independent vote.

Tom Nides Spews Moral Equivalency in Response to Eli Terror Attack

Nides is deeply concerned about the civilian deaths and injuries that have occurred in the West Bank these past 48 hours, including that of minors.

Why is Soros’s Money Kosher, but Sheldon’s Not?

Soros's organizations are quietly trying to influence politics. While Adelson does his influencing openly. Why is only Sheldon attacked?

Heshy Tischler Shuts Down NYC Press Conference

Tischler told The Jewish Press that the city’s intent in holding the press conference in Boro Park (on 18th Ave. and 56th St.) was “to embarrass us.”

Former NY Consul General: New Israeli Government to Prioritize Close Ties with US Jewry

“The days in which Israel felt it could ignore American Jews, are no longer.”

Netanyahu Congratulates Mobil-Eye on Largest Deal in Israeli History

Intel Corporation is purchasing Mobileye, an Israeli technology company that develops vision-based advanced driver assistance systems.

Concern in Israel and US over Future of PA When Abbas Exits

Hady Amr is worried about the poor state the PA is in, and it might even cease to exist.

Wine Industry’s ‘Wine Spectator’ Praises Israel’s Wines

The Wine Spectator praised Israel's growing wine industry in its October 2016 cover story.

Yet Another Enemy of Israel Poised to Join US Foreign Policy Team

Whether Robert Malley will be the most anti-Israel person on Secretary of State John Kerry's foreign policy team may be a tough call, but he sure will fit right in

Hurricane Ian Near Category 5 Storm, Slams Into in Western Florida

Negative storm surge sucked the water out of Tampa Bay, as happened five years ago during Hurricane Irma.

Chabad of Wilmington Prepares to Wait Out Hurricane Florence as it Hits North Carolina

"We stocked up on food and water ... we have a generator, powered by gas or propane ... and we'll use it to power the freezer to keep the food from spoiling, hopefully long enough till the electricity comes back."

OU Weighs in on SCOTUS Gay Marriage Decision

The OU respects the process which led to the Obergefell decision, but prays religious liberty won't be sacrificed.

Corker Tells Kerry: You’ve Been Fleeced

” I'm sorry to say this, but I think you've been fleeced."

Netanyahu Departing to US: The World Must Also Support Our Fight Against Terrorism

"I expect from the international community a uniform standard in the war on terrorism," Netanyahu insisted.

White House Explains Why Saudi King Didn’t Really Snub Obama

In the background of this obvious rude treatment is the Congressional bill allowing lawsuits against the Saudi government for Sept. 11.

US Jews Crunch More Hand-Made Matzah

American Jews are increasingly buying more hand-made matzah as well as American-made manufactured matzah. All at the expense of Israeli exports, according to Kosher...

La Guardia Airport Air Train Proposal Nixed

The Port Authority’s “expert panel” wrote in its final report that a shuttle bus was the best option for traveling to and from the airport.

Suspect in Williamsburg Lethal Hit and Run to Surrender

He said he fled the scene because he was afraid of being killed by his pursuers, and didn’t know the couple had been killed until he saw it in newspapers.

Nadler Introduces Legislation to Keep Families Seated Together on Flights

“Families should not be stuck paying hidden fees, or buying ‘premium’ seats, simply because they wish to be seated together on crowded flights."

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