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Hamas Trades Air and Sea Ports for War with Israel

March 17, 2015 While Hamas and other local terrorist organizations are required to keep the initial ceasefire that brought an end to Operation Protective Edge last summer, Hamas has rejected the plans for a more comprehensive five-year truce that would give Gaza an airport and seaport.

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Kerry Stands Up for Israel at the UNHRC

March 10, 2015 U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry called to account the members of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) on March 2 for undue "obsession" with Israel, a move that caught the ire of the Palestinian Authority.

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UK Agency Rejects Israeli Tourism Ad

March 10, 2015 Last week, the United Kingdom’s advertising watchdog Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) banned an Israeli tourism advertisement for implying that the Old City of Jerusalem is part of Israel.

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Cave Explorers Find 4th Century BC Treasure Trove

March 10, 2015 For the second time in a month, the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) has announced the discovery of an astounding treasure trove. Just weeks ago, divers exploring the Mediterranean harbor in Israel's Caesarea National Park spied gold coins glittering on the seabed—nearly 2,000 gold coins dating back more than 1,000 years. Now cave explorers (spelunkers) have found a treasure even more ancient.

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Jerusalem Court Overturns 40-Year Prayer Ban on Temple Mount

March 10, 2015 The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court awarded Jewish Temple Mount activist $126,000 (NIS 500,000) in damages for being banned from visiting the Temple Mount for two years. The ruling also requires police to protect Jewish prayer on the Temple Mount and overturns a gentlemen's agreement of more than 40 years between Israel and the Kingdom of Jordan, which blocked Jewish prayer on the Mount—an agreement meant to preserve peace between the two nations.

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PLO Decides to Cut Security Ties with Israel, Possibly Disband PA

March 10, 2015 A Ramallah official has rejected a decision by the Palestinian Liberation Organization Central Council last week to stop security coordination between Israel and the Palestinian Authority. Such coordination is an "important national strategic interest" for the people of the PA, said PA leader Mahmoud Abbas' office.

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Israel’s Prosor Awards “Oscars” at UN: “Best Actor” Goes to Iran

March 2, 2015 Last Monday, at a United Nations Security Council meeting honoring the 50th anniversary of the human rights charter for the United Nations, Israeli Ambassador to the U.N. Ron Prosor lambasted the Security Council for not following its charter. A day after Hollywood gave out its highest honors for film, Prosor satirically served his own "Oscar" awards to some of the council's notorious members.

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Germany to Reprint Mein Kampf for the First Time

March 2, 2015 Adolf Hitler's toxic manifesto is set to see its first official reprinting in Germany. "Mein Kampf was Hitler's blueprint for what later became his war for world domination and for the extermination of the Jews and others," the ADL elaborates.

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2,500 Year-Old Tablets Tell the Stories of Judean Exiles in Babylon

March 1, 2015 A new exhibit in Jerusalem has unveiled more than 100 Mesopotamian clay tablets detailing the daily lives of these displaced Judeans. The "By the Rivers of Babylon" exhibition at the Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem is an innovative multimedia display of animated videos, illuminated manuscripts, illustrations and age-specific antiquities.

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Jordan and Israel to Build Red-Dead Sea Pipeline

March 1, 2015 In an agreement that underscores the possibility of real peace in the Middle East while solving environmental problems at the Dead Sea, Israel and Jordan agreed Thursday to undertake a $900 million water project. A desalination plant will be built in the Gulf of Aqaba with a pipeline that will carry the brine byproduct from the Red Sea to the shrinking Dead Sea. "This is the most important and significant agreement since the peace treaty with Jordan," said Israel's regional cooperation minister and the water deal's Israeli signatory, Silvan Shalom. "This is the peak of fruitful and very good cooperation between Israel and Jordan and will assist in rehabilitating the Dead Sea and in resolving water issues in Jordan and the Arava (in Israel)." (Forward)

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