Israel Calls Out Nuclear Watchdog, Accuses Them of Making ‘Extremely Dangerous’ Deal with Iran
Read ›: Israel Calls Out Nuclear Watchdog, Accuses Them of Making ‘Extremely Dangerous’ Deal with IranThe IAEA struck a deal with Iran that provides minimal monitoring of the nuclear program By: Anders Hagstrom – Fox News; foxnews.com The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) closed two investigations into Iran’s nuclear program this week after drastically limiting the monitoring equipment installed at Iranian sites. Israeli expressed frustration with the IAEA for what…
‘He was an ardent, farbrente Zionist,’ Mort Klein says of Ed Ames
Read ›: ‘He was an ardent, farbrente Zionist,’ Mort Klein says of Ed AmesThe singer and actor, who was president of ZOA’s California chapter, died on May 21 at the age of 95. By: Menachem Wecker – Jewish News Syndicate; jns.org Some 15 or 20 years ago, Mort Klein, national president of the Zionist Organization of America, saw a man who looked a lot like entertainer Ed Ames…
Nvidia taps into Israeli innovation to build generative AI cloud supercomputer
Read ›: Nvidia taps into Israeli innovation to build generative AI cloud supercomputerChip giant says Israel-1 supercomputer valued at several hundred million dollars is a ‘major investment’ that will boost next-generation AI workloads By: Sharon Wrobel – The Times of Israel; timesofisrael.com US gaming and computer graphics giant Nvidia said Monday that it will build the nation’s most powerful generative AI cloud supercomputer called Israel-1 which will…
Israeli Murdered Near Hermesh Identified as Father of Two
Read ›: Israeli Murdered Near Hermesh Identified as Father of TwoIsrael National News; israelnationalnews.com Meir Tamari, 32 and the married father of two young children, is identified as the Israeli civilian brutally murdered near Hermesh. The Israeli man brutally murdered near the town of Hermesh in northern Samaria has been identified as Meir Tamari, a 32-year-old Hermesh resident. Tamari, who was shot dead by terrorists on Tuesday…
Tel Aviv ANU–Museum of the Jewish People buys Codex Sassoon for $38.1 million
Read ›: Tel Aviv ANU–Museum of the Jewish People buys Codex Sassoon for $38.1 millionBy: Menachum Wecker – Jewish News Syndicate; jns.org The near-complete Hebrew Bible edged out a volume by Leonardo da Vinci as the most expensive sold at auction ever. First, there was the possibility that Renaissance man par excellence Leonardo da Vinci was Jewish. Now, the oldest near-complete Hebrew Bible, Codex Sassoon, which dates to around the year 900,…
Five Years on, the US Embassy in Jerusalem Remains the Key to Peace in the Middle East
Read ›: Five Years on, the US Embassy in Jerusalem Remains the Key to Peace in the Middle EastDavid Friedman – Jewish News Syndicate; jns.org Some have said that the Abraham Accords were achieved despite moving our embassy to Jerusalem. No, the Abraham Accords were signed because of the move. On May 14, 2018—exactly the same date and even the same hour that David Ben-Gurion announced Israel’s independence 70 years earlier—I presided over…
