We think you're near Los Angeles

Washington DC Israel

Author who rescued Ethiopian Jewish girl from slavery spoke in DC April 23

Judie Oron, who wrote "Cry of the Giraffe" about an Ethiopian Jewish girl she rescued from slavery, discussed her award-winning book at...
Read more

'Izzeldin Abuelaish: The Voice from Gaza that was Heard'

  • Izzeldin Abuelaish
  • March 26, 2012
‘I Shall not Hate: A Gaza Doctor’s Journey on the Road to Peace and Human Dignity,’  ...
Read more

Gen. Dempsey to Israel amid escalating tensions over Iran

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Martin Dempsey will travel to Israel later in the week to hold talks with Israeli military and...
Read more

Iran lodges formal UN complaint over scientist assassination

Iran has lodged a formal complaint with the UN Secretary General over the assassination of Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan, an Iranian nuclear scientist that...
Read more

Tea Party favors strong defense, Israel, and getting tough on China, Poll finds

Americans that identify with the Tea Party favor a strong national defense, Israel and getting tough on China, according to a poll released last...
Read more

Panetta travels to Middle East, Stops in Israel, Palestine, Egypt

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta began a trip to the Middle East today that will include stops in Israel, Palestine and Egypt. This will be Panetta...
Read more

Obama more popular in Israel, with American Jews than among U.S. population

With Rosh Hashanah beginning today, I thought I’d point out that President Obama is now more popular in Israel and with American Jews than...
Read more

Oreen Cohen hauls history to Transformer Gallery

Take one look at Oreen Cohen’s installation Running Drill and it’s easy to understand why Transformer Gallery decided to break up this...
Read more

Did President Obama overestimate the "bin-Laden bump" when taking on Israel?

Although President Obama’s speech at the State Department on May 19 was billed as laying out a vision for U.S. foreign policy in the wake of...
Read more

Daily News: U.S. Foreign Policy in Greater Asia June 2, 2011

Top Story: Kan offers to step down, party acceptsThe Financial Times reports that Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan has offered to step-down after...
Read more

Pages