Israeli Newspapers
6485 results total, viewing 5691 - 5700
|
More than two-thirds voted against a proposal for a strictly defined version of neutrality to be written into the Swiss constitution, according to the latest referendum projections.
more
Via The Jerusalem Post
|
9/27/26
|
|
An OSINT investigation found 1,516 anomalies among more than 21,000 posts analyzed, including misinformation, foreign framing, and anomalous account behavior.
more
Via The Jerusalem Post
|
9/27/26
|
|
An OSINT investigation found 1,516 anomalies among more than 21,000 posts analyzed, including misinformation, foreign framing, and anomalous account behavior.
more
Via The Jerusalem Post
|
9/27/26
|
|
Fatah agreed to begin discussions in Egypt with other Palestinian factions ahead of elections in November and reaffirmed the desire for Palestinians in Gaza and East Jerusalem to participate.
more
Via The Jerusalem Post
|
9/27/26
|
|
The Netherlands began enforcing its ban on the import of goods from Israeli settlements in the West Bank, with Israeli travelers reporting thorough bag searches at Dutch airports.
more
Via The Jerusalem Post
|
9/27/26
|
|
Two years after Nasrallah was killed, reports in Arab media point to the difficulty for Naim Qassem to fill the shoes of the leader who ruled for more than three decades.
more
Via Israel National News
|
9/27/26
|
|
A new JCFA survey found significant differences among Muslim and non-Muslim Americans in views of 9/11, national security threats, and US institutions.
more
Via The Jerusalem Post
|
9/27/26
|
|
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee celebrates Sukkot in Jerusalem, declaring the city Israel’s eternal capital and discussing plans for a permanent US Embassy building.
more
Via Israel National News
|
9/27/26
|
|
Dozens of hikers were stuck in the village of Samgaon in Nepal, at an altitude of about 3,500 meters, after landslides and extreme weather blocked roads and bridges.
more
Via Israel National News
|
9/27/26
|
|
Three South Korean soldiers were injured by an explosion on Monday while clearing a patrol route in the western sector of the DMZ, a heavily fortified area bordering North Korea.
more
Via The Jerusalem Post
|
9/27/26
|
published by
