International

Orthodox Union urges President- elect Trump to honor campaign pledge to move U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem

By Susie Rosenbluth TheJewishVoiceAndOpinion.com ENGLEWOOD, New Jersey — The Orthodox Union Advocacy has written a letter to President-Elect Donald Trump, asking him to keep his campaign commitment to move the US Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, in recognition of the Holy City as Israel’s chosen capital. The group has posted a petition for all […]

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Middle East, USA

What we can learn from bat calls

TEL AVIV, Israel (Press Release) — Bats, like humans, are extremely social mammals. They enjoy an average lifespan of 20-30 years, settle in large colonies, and rely heavily on social interactions for their survival, using vocalizations — or calls — for communication. There is very little known about the purpose and content of these noises.

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Middle East, Science, Medicine, & Education, The World We Share

Azerbaijan’s Chanukah party and biased reporting

(c) By Edwin Black WASHINGTON, D.C. — On December 14, 2016, the Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations (the Presidents Conference) in concert with the Embassy of Azerbaijan held a historic Chanukah party in Washington, D.C. that will be talked about for some time. Controversy continues to swirl over not only who attended the

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Edwin Black, International, Middle East, USA

Trump: The UN is ‘so sad’

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump on Monday took to Twitter to criticize the United Nations. “The United Nations has such great potential but right now it is just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time. So sad!” he tweeted. [twittervideo:2022490] Though he did not specifically mention it, the tweet comes

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International, USA

Obama reveals the first thing he’ll do once officially done being president

During an interview with former aide David Axelrod, in which he claimed that if he were able to run again for president, he could have won the 2016 election, outgoing President Barack Obama revealed the first thing he’s going to do when his second term officially ends: write a book and do some soul-searching. RELATED:

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USA

Meet the Jew who will write Trump’s inaugural speech

President-elect Donald Trump has chosen his close adviser, Steven Miller, to write his inaugural acceptance speech. Presidential swearing-in speeches are considered to be especially significant historical documents. Miller, 31, wrote most of Trump’s prepared campaign speeches. He is slated to become senior White House adviser for policy once Trump takes office. According to U.S. news

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USA

Former US diplomat criticizes “nasty” language by Israel’s Netanyahu

Tel Aviv (dpa) – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s “nasty” language in the aftermath of a UN Security Council resolution condemning Israeli settlement activity is “unacceptable,” a former US diplomat said Monday. “The language being used against the president of the US is itself unprecedented, and it really should not be language that an ally

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International, USA

Senegal defends voting in favor of anti-Israel resolution

Senegal on Sunday defended its vote in favor of a UN Security Council resolution calling for an end to “Israeli settlements”, after Israel decided to recall its ambassador to Dakar and to suspend its aid program to Senegal. “Senegal’s position must be saluted. The international community hails Senegal’s stance, especially the Muslim nations,” government spokesman

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International, Middle East