JERUSALEM — In a speech here Sunday evening, Mitt Romney plans to assert that he respects Israel's right to take pre-emptive action to stop Iran from developing nuclear capabilities that could be used for a weapon.
JERUSALEM — A senior Israeli official said Thursday that the missile testing site near Tehran that was destroyed in a huge explosion three months ago was developing missiles with a range of about 6,000 miles that could reach the United States.
JERUSALEM — The American ambassador to Israel said this week that not only was America willing to use military force to stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons, but that preparations had already been made for a possible attack.
JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Ehud Olmert of Israel said Thursday that he had taken contributions from a Long Island businessman starting in the 1990s but that they were legitimate campaign funds, not bribes, and that he would resign if indicted as a result of a developing investigation into the affair.
JERUSALEM — Israel announced on Friday a package of steps meant to develop infrastructure and encourage economic growth in the Palestinian territories, in what appeared to be an effort to mollify the Western-backed Palestinian Authority leadership and allay international criticism in the absence of peace talks.
JERUSALEM SYNDROME A one-man show written and performed by Marc Maron; directed and developed by Kirsten Ames; sets by Jessica Krause; lighting by Roy Trejo; sound by Gregory Kostroff.
JERUSALEM -- Israel Tal, who as one of Israel's most influential military strategists designed and developed its main tank, the Merkava, refashioned battleground doctrine and served as an adviser to prime ministers, died Wednesday.
1963 Israel Seeks Halt on Arms for Egypt JERUSALEM (Israeli Sector) — Israel demanded today [March 20] that the West German government halt the activities of "conscienceless" German scientists helping Egypt develop weapons "banned by international law" and aimed at Israel's destruction.
Those more traditional, government-financed settlements may be delayed, but The Jerusalem Post has for weeks been running advertisements promoting Maalot David and another new apartment block, Beit Orot — both privately owned and developed — as a "dream come true" for their proximity to the Old City and the 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-oldof Olives.
Until the late 1940s, Battir was the last stop before Jerusalem on the Jaffa-Jerusalem railway.
