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Biden: Always there for Israel; PM: New bipartisan spirit
At first meeting, Biden pledges to Bennett that Iran will ‘never’ get nukes
By
Lazar Berman
and
ToI Staff
After 50-minute meeting at White House, US leader says he prefers diplomacy with Tehran but there are ‘other options’; hopes for ‘close personal relationship’ with Israel’s new PM
Atmosphere in White House ‘not optimistic’ about Iran deal — Israeli official
By
Lazar Berman
Full text: Biden and Bennett’s statements at the White House
By
ToI Staff
After Biden’s warning to Iran, Khamenei fumes: ‘Americans truly have no shame’
By
ToI Staff
and
Agencies
With US president telling Israeli PM of ‘other options’ if nuclear talks fail, supreme leader says current administration no different from Trump’s
Bennett: Biden loves Israel; I invited him to visit after Delta variant defeated
By
Lazar Berman
and
Jacob Magid
PM tells reporters he found US president very ‘attentive to our needs’ in ‘wonderful meeting;’ praises his commitment to curb Iran, but warns: ‘there isn’t a lot of time’
Insta-gogue
Bennett’s team sets up shul at DC hotel amid unexpected Shabbat stay
By
ToI Staff
Biden raised reopening of Jerusalem consulate, opposition to evictions, with PM
By
Jacob Magid
Op-ed
David Horovitz
In shadow of Kabul chaos, Bennett tells Biden why US must stay engaged in region
Imagine the ‘nuclear nightmare’ the whole world would face were radical Islamists to acquire the bomb, the PM tells a president shaken and bloodied by Afghanistan
Live updates (closed)
Bennett says he has invited Biden to visit Israel ‘after Delta variant defeated’
By
Jacob Magid
US says drone strike kills alleged planner of Kabul airport bombing
By
SAYED ZIARMAL HASHEMI
,
KATHY GANNON
,
Ellen Knickmeyer
and
Lolita C. Baldor
Explainer
How dangerous is ‘ISIS K,’ the Islamic State offshoot in Afghanistan?
By
KATHY GANNON
and
Ellen Knickmeyer
Taliban takeover energizes, galvanizes radical Islam around world, analysts warn
By
Zeina Karam
UK, France end Afghan evacuation efforts, but many who wish to flee left behind
By
Agencies
As US withdrawal deadline nears and terror threats grow at Kabul airport, countries wrap up their efforts to fly refugees out of the country
As Kabul blast death toll rises to over 170, US warns further attacks ‘likely’
By
Agencies
World expresses outrage over ‘barbaric’ Kabul airport attack; so does Taliban
By
AFP
Top Ops
Giulia Boukhobza
I see myself in that Afghan girl – and I want to scream
As a Jewish, female refugee from Libya, I know all too well the consequences for women and girls in a society that takes religious dogma to the nth degree. Shame on us.
Carol Novis
I throw away books
If no one’s going to open it again, it goes in the bin (and good luck to that guy on Facebook trying to sell his 16-volume Encyclopedia Judaica)
Harvard University elects a Jewish head chaplain — who doesn’t believe in God
By
AFP
Greg Epstein has been a humanist chaplain at prestigious school since 2005, will now lead team of more than 40 chaplains, representing 20 religions
The real-life Nazi salute incident that may have inspired Netflix’s ‘The Chair’
By
Chloe Sarbib
The show’s co-creator attended a US school where a math teacher jokingly called out ‘Heil Hitler!’ when demonstrating an obtuse angle, similar to the plot of the dramedy series
Two of RFK's sons speak in favor of release
California parole board votes to free Robert Kennedy assassin Sirhan Sirhan
By
JULIE WATSON
and
brian melley
Sirhan, a Palestinian Christian angry at RFK for Israel support, weeps during hearing when asked about Middle East conflict, commits to ‘peace and non-violence’
Nighttime rioters plan return to Gaza border; 13-year-old dies week after clash
By
ToI Staff
Palestinian ‘night confusion units’ will head to the barrier with Israel on Saturday night, despite Israel’s decision to ease some restrictions on the enclave
Israel, PA discuss potential aid to Ramallah amid fears of economic collapse
By
Aaron Boxerman
and
Jacob Magid
Hamas leaders in Jordan for first time in years to attend funeral
By
ToI Staff
'It's a deep dive into our culture and heritage'
A Yiddish retreat in upstate NY unites ‘mamaloshen’ enthusiasts young and old
By
Danielle Ziri
The Workers Circle’s Trip to Yiddishland is a week-long celebration of language, culture, art, music and dance, with dedicated attendees aged 8 to 92
Jewish aid group: Afghan refugees face obstacles in US, community help is key
By
Luke Tress
Challenge will continue for new arrivals in US, including finding housing and employment and getting work certification; but Jewish congregations’ support can be crucial, HIAS says
US airbase in Germany becomes tent city, a stop for Afghans on way to new life
By
Sebastien ASH
Two slain in latest killings within the Arab community
By
ToI Staff
18-year-old shot dead in car in Lod, 26-year-old murdered in Bedouin town of Tel Sheva; police suspect both incidents tied to family feuds
Israel Travels
Flock to Jerusalem’s Bible Lands Museum for this family-friendly bird exhibit
By
Aviva and Shmuel Bar-Am
See how ancient avians were feared, revered, or just part of everyday life in cultures around the world, plus kids can enjoy an interactive play area with costumes and games
Amsterdam to return Kandinsky painting to Jewish family following public outcry
By
Cnaan Liphshiz
‘Painting with Houses,’ worth $22 million, was acquired from Irina Klein and her husband, under duress during the Holocaust, for $1,600
Polish art show defies ‘cancel culture’ but faces criticism for antisemitism
By
Vanessa Gera
Meet the longtime Jewish activist behind this weekend’s US voting rights marches
By
PHILISSA CRAMER
More Headlines
With COVID trending down, Health Ministry said set to recommend opening schools
By
ToI Staff
US intelligence still divided on origins of coronavirus
By
NOMAAN MERCHANT
Tokyo 2020
Israeli swimmer Ami Omer Dadaon wins silver at Tokyo Paralympics
By
ToI Staff
Anti-vaxxer indicted for threatening to harm education minister and her family
By
ToI Staff
US raises concerns about treatment of ex-Jordanian official in ‘sedition’ plot
By
Josef Federman
and
OMAR AKOUR
Nasrallah: Beirut port blast judge’s subpoena of caretaker PM is ‘unacceptable’
By
Agencies
Microsoft fixes cloud vulnerability after warning from Israel-based company
By
AP
and
ToI Staff
GOP congressman compares COVID measures to Holocaust, leading intern to quit
By
JTA
and
ToI Staff
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