Russians Successfully Put Military Satellite in Orbit
This is the first successful launch since a Soyuz-FG rocket carrying NASA astronaut Nick Hague and Roscosmos’ Alexei Ovchinin failed two minutes into flight earlier this month
World News
Israel's Chinese Takeaway: Security Takes a Backseat to High-tech and Economics
Relations between Israel and China are warming up, with Jerusalem believing the U.S. is unlikely to take issue if exports of advanced military tech is kept out of the picture
U.S. News
Investigation of Pipe Bombs Sent to Trump Critics Leads FBI to Florida
Many of the packages had the return address of the Florida office of U.S. Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who formerly chaired the Democratic National Committee
Europe
U.K. Conservative Causes Uproar in EU Parliament for Comparing Socialists to Nazis
'You have to remember that Nazis were National Socialists, a strain of socialism, so let's not pretend'
Middle East
Evidence Mounting of Jewish Terror Act in West Bank Murder of Palestinian Woman
If Gaza doesn’t boil over in the near future, Netanyahu would likely everything within his power to leave the conflict on a low flame, at least until the next election
Palestinian News
Palestinians to Pass 'Dangerous Resolutions' on Relations With Israel, U.S., Says Abbas
The Palestinian president vows that the Palestinian National Council, which is slated to convene at the end of the month, is going to take bold steps because 'Israel has violated' all the 'signed agreements between us'
Americas
Here's What Happened to the Fantasy of a Jewish Autonomy in Argentina
The area was known as ‘Jerusalem of Argentina.’ Some hoped that Moises Ville would become the hub of an autonomous Jewish district. These days, all that's left are a gravestone maker who has no work, an aging gaucho and, above all, memories
