The State Department expressed its concerns about escalating violence in Israel on the day of deadly terror attacks against Israelis.
Twin attacks in Jerusalem possibly linked
Israel Police arrested a Palestinian man wielding a knife in an Israeli city, one day after another Palestinian man who had crossed illegally into Israel stabbed passengers on a Tel Aviv bus.
Baker Ran Zimon leads a visitor through the doorway separating the cafe area from the kitchen of Bread Lounge, his neighborhood bakery in the Arts District downtown. The temperature suddenly jumps at least 10 degrees. “It reminds me of Israel,” Zimon says with a sly smile.
When U.S. Rep. Peter Deutsch lost his campaign for the U.S. Senate in 2004, forcing him out of Congress for the first time in 12 years, he didn’t quite know what to do with himself.
Talks between an Israeli technology firm and Facebook reportedly broke down over the Israeli company’s insistence on staying in the country.
Apple will open its third research and development center in Israel.
San Diego-based Qualcomm Inc. acquired the Israeli chip manufacturer start-up DesignArt Networks for more than $150 million.
Beit Issie Shapiro, a special needs organization in Raanana, was recognized as Israel\’s Most Efficient Non-Profit Organization.
Some 14 Orthodox rabbis and public figures from Ra\’anana signed a letter condemning an attack on a Reform synagogue in the central Israel city. Ra\’anana Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Peretz was among those who signed the letter, which was released Sunday. The World Union for Progressive Judaism also condemned the April 14 attack, the third time the Raanan Synagogue has been vandalized in the past year.
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