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Hebrew U prof garners top math prize

19.08.2010, Science

A Hebrew University professor was one of four winners of a prize described as the Nobel in mathematics.

U.S.: Direct talks on track, no deadline

19.08.2010, Israel and the World

An Obama administration official said direct Israeli-Palestinian talks are on track, but would not set a time frame.

EU-US Summit in November in Lisbon

19.08.2010, Israel and the World

The White House says the US 'has no stronger partner than Europe in advancing security and prosperity around the world.'

UN report: IDF barring Gazans' access to farms, fishing zones

19.08.2010, International Organizations

Humanitarian affairs office: Israel restricts entry to 17% of Gaza lands, 85% of beachfront zone, enforces restrictions with live fire.

Jewish organization provides humanitarian assistance to Pakistani flood victims

19.08.2010, Jews and Society

The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) is collecting funds to help the victims of the devastating floods in Pakistan with food, clothing, medicine and other necessities.

JDC helping elderly during Moscow heat wave

19.08.2010

The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee has enlisted a group of volunteers to help elderly Jews in Moscow during a heat wave in Russia.

UN releases Israeli, PA responses to Goldstone; no input from Hamas

19.08.2010

UN Report: Israel has launched more than 150 probes into its role in 2008-2009 Gaza war; Human Rights Watch: Hamas appears to have done nothing to investigate its culpability.

Plotter of Munich Olympics massacre dies in Jordan

18.08.2010, Israel and the World

Amin al-Hindi, a founder of the Palestinian security services and a close associate of Yasser Arafat, dies of cancer at the age of 70; to be buried in his native Gaza Strip.

Nicolas Sarkozy’s security crackdown draws racism charge

18.08.2010, Jews and Society

President Nicolas Sarkozy's racially-tinged security crackdown has begun to cause concern even within his own right-wing camp and raise fears that he has damaged France's international image.

Omsk Jews Assists Fire Victims

18.08.2010, Jews and Society

The Jewish community of Omsk is one of many communities to have responded to the appeal made by Chief Rabbi of Russia Berel Lazar to assist people who have been affected by the serious fires that recently occurred in certain parts of the country.