Iranian patient's father thanks Jews
"I can't thank the Jewish people enough for all the love and support we've been getting," said the father of the Iranian boy flown to Israel for emergency brain surgery over the weekend.

Sharp losses at Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) took a nosedive as trade opened on Sunday morning. The TA 25 Index was losing 5.85 percent and the TA 100 Index was plummeting by 6.55%...

Lawful Islamism's Greatest Attack Yet
Have you seen the little old lady who passes out Jehovah's Witness literature in your neighborhood? Some people stop and show interest. Others roll their eyes, and keep walking. But, would you ever expect anyone to threaten her? Call her a racist, and try to get her arrested?

AJC Calls on Publisher to Retract Zionism Chapter from Encyclopedia
The American Jewish Committee (AJC) is calling on a leading publishing house to withdraw a chapter on Zionism in its Encyclopedia of Race and Racism.

Israeli seeds could solve the biofuel-food crop dilemma
It will take dedicated visionaries to help stop America's addiction to foreign oil. And that's what Doron Levi, the COO of alternative energy company Galten Global Alternative Energy has his heart set on doing. The telephone line was shaky and his Internet connection unreliable

Arab-Jewish Acre clashes continue
On a third successive night of rioting in Akko, Arabs threw stones at dozens of Jewish youths who formed a crowd in one of the city's eastern neighborhoods. Three people were injured, including a man who was walking his dog, who sustained a mild head injury from a stone that was flung at him.