Новости за 15.12.2016

Julia Ioffe apologized early Thursday after deleting the tweet from the previous day.

ZOA criticizes AJC for launching Muslim-Jewish Advisory Council.

The program gives Israelis the option to voluntarily disclose previously unreported overseas earnings or bank accounts without incurring criminal penalty.

In Dershowitz’s view there should be a complete separation of religion and state in Israel.

From New York to London, Jews plan to rally for Aleppo.

‘I believe Israel has a lot to offer us and we them,’ says governor.

News briefs from around the Jerusalem area.

Although the yellow-tailed woolly monkey is critically endangered, the population of this species is actually on the rise in the area that TiME aims to purchase and protect.

Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs.

A meeting on LGBT issues makes history in Jerusalem.

The 28-year-old singer’s parents made aliya from Ethiopia in the early 1980s, as part of Operation Moses.

Baruch College, where Seweid is a student, said on Thursday it would review her status there.

Gibraltarian Mark Randall makes a strenuous pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

“This administration has made clear that an extension of the Iran Sanctions Act, while unnecessary, is entirely consistent with our commitments in the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).”

Gulliver’s Gate will encompass a total space of 4,452 square meters, presenting a miniature world at the scale of 1:87.

The 40 films in this international gathering include features and documentaries, premieres, special events and encounters with filmmakers.

The year 2030, when ceiling on low-enriched uranium is lifted, could be critical.

The natural pacemaker consists of designated pacemaker cells responsible for the contraction of the heart muscle.

TIP FOR THE WEEK: Shift of energy expected during the middle portion of the week, so if you have something pressing to attend to don’t put it off.

News briefs from around the nation.

A taste of Venezuelan street food at the Totuma arepa bar.

As antisemitism and its manifestations increase, no doubt a lot of mixed families will have some thinking to do, perhaps some decisions to make.

The fourth edition of the Pianos Festival will focus on the late Hungarian-born Israel Prize winning composer Andre Hajdu, who died in August at the age of 84.

After the fires, those who knew what to do and whom to contact have been doing so.

Communities in Haifa and Zichron Ya’acov forge ahead on fire recovery.