International

In Irma-devastated US Virgin Islands, resolve blends with worry of being forgotten

CORAL BAY, U.S. Virgin Islands — Sharon Coldren, standing on the balcony of the Coral Bay Community Council building, raised a megaphone to give a warning to about 100 of her fellow islanders. “There are tropical storms on the way that could become hurricanes,” she said to a crowd gathered Saturday outside the town hall. […]

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USA

A GIF of Trump hitting Hillary Clinton with a golf ball made the internet lose its mind

President Donald Trump has poked the internet bear before by retweeting GIFs put out on social media by his supporters, and the latest example is a GIF of Trump hitting Clinton with a golf ball. RELATED: Donald Trump branded Kim Jong-un with an absurdly accurate nickname As former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton continues her tour

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USA

Sen. Feinstein defends grilling of federal judicial nominee

Sen. Dianne Feinstein defended Sunday her much-criticized grilling of a judicial nominee over her Catholic faith, saying that Amy Coney Barrett had made “questionable” statements in her writings. Ms. Feinstein said that she considered Catholicism to be a “great religion,” but that it was appropriate for the Senate Judiciary Committee to quiz Ms. Barrett about

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USA

New Karmiel-Tel Aviv train line to open, with access for Israeli Arabs

Hundreds of thousands of Israeli Arabs from the Galilee in northern Israel will join their Jewish neighbors in enjoying a new fast train link to Tel Aviv, where jobs are in greater in supply, after a campaign by a civic equality group sought to ensure equal access for all. The 90-minute Karmiel-Tel Aviv line will

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Middle East

The 4’11” Jewish woman who entered the lion’s den to spy on Nazi Germany

Marthe Cohn being filmed by director Nicola Hens for the upcoming documentary ‘An Unusual Spy.’ (Courtesy) LOS ANGELES — The 4’11” French Jewish woman was walking through a field of snow when the ground underneath her began to crack. She was a spy for the Allies, sent to infiltrate the German front, but her military

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International, Jewish History, Theatre, Film & Broadcast

‘We have got to get away from these racial identity politics’

[twittervideo:2032929] Alan Dershowitz, a famed defense attorney and professor emeritus at Harvard Law School, says that the United States needs to overcome “identity politics” in order to unite the nation. Dershowitz blames both the extreme-left and extreme-right for dividing America through its focus on race. Dershowitz told Fox News that “both the hard right and

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USA

Israel pledges law giving gays equal adoption rights

Israel’s justice ministry said Sunday the government would advance legislation giving gay couples equal rights in adopting children following controversy over the issue. Gay couples can currently adopt in Israel but they face legal and bureaucratic hurdles resulting in part from the wording of the law. The Association of Israeli Gay Fathers had petitioned the

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Middle East

Erekat calls to boycott Israeli companies

On September 16, Saeb Erekat, Secretary-General of the PLO’s Executive Committee, issued a statement marking the anniversary of the Sabra and Shatila massacre in Lebanon, in which he stressed that “there is no statute of limitations annulling the rights of the Palestinian people’s victims.” Erekat added that the “State of Palestine” would pursue “the Israeli

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Middle East

Mark Zuckerberg gives family heirloom kiddush cup to daughter

The world’s richest Jew may have pledged to give the vast majority of his wealth to charity, but Mark Zuckerberg’s great-grandfather’s kiddush cup is staying in the family. Posting photos of his Shabbat candles and challah on Friday night, Zuckerberg said that he would be giving the ceremonial cup to his eldest daughter, Maxima. Get

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Jewish Religion, USA