Israel

Israeli company SpaceCom to receive compensation for satellite lost in launchpad explosion

The government-owned Israel Aerospace Industries, which insured the satellite, will pay over $2 million to SpaceCom, which also expects to receive $50 million or a free launch from SpaceX.

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Women of the Wall hold prayer service without Torah scroll

Haredi Orthodox women attempted to disrupt the morning service for the new month by screaming, spitting and blowing whistles. They were stopped by ushers wearing florescent vests, who formed a barrier between the protesters and the Women of the Wall.

Israeli father dies waiting for return of soldier son’s remains

Hours before his death, Herzl Shaul reportedly asked his son Aviram to promise that he would not rest until his brother was returned to Israel.

Netanyahu halts Shabbat train work amid political crisis

German legislator calls for new law to screen refugees

Trump, Clinton talk tough on Iran following controversial report

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Rabbi seeks royalties for Japanese Olympic gymnast’s ‘immodest’ use of his melody

Avigdor Liberman: Israel to follow court order to demolish Amona settlement

Report: World scouting organization investigating Palestinian branch over glorifying killer

Bernie Sanders’ new movement endorses candidates with a range of Israel views

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