Sanders Challenges Clinton, but Trump May Be His Own Worst Enemy
He's confirmed the nomination and lined up most of the GOP, but the New York tycoon continues with scorched-earth tactics.
Breaking:
- Brexit would be serious risk to global economic growth, G7 leaders declare (Reuters)
- 19 people trapped by rising water inside Kentucky cave (AP)
- Trump says he would exit global climate accord, slash U.S. oil regulation (Reuters)
- Military court denies request by Hebron shooter to see files of similar cases (Haaretz)
- Firefighters gain control of multiple blazes in Jerusalem area (Haaretz)
- Trump secures delegate count needed to secure Republican presidential nomination (Reuters)
- Al-Qaida reaps profits from smuggled fuel in Yemen (Reuters)
- Belgian Islamist cell had possible targets in Antwerp (Reuters)
- Migrant boat capsizes in Mediterranean, 80 feared dead (Reuters)
- Dutch court to send suspected extremist to France for prosecution (AP)
- Fire rages in Jerusalem-area forest; residents evacuated (Haaretz)
- German FM: Extending sanctions against Russia more difficult (Reuters)
- Obama: World leaders rightfully 'rattled' by Trump (AP)
- France attempts labor reform amid strikes, protests (AP)
- China says it followed rules in intercept of U.S. military aircraft (Reuters)
Netanyahu Isn't Bibi-zilla, He's Dr. Frankenstein
Bibi isn't a monster, but he's allowing them to breed and grow, and they could wind up dooming the state that he genuinely loves.
Court Says Israel Owns Jaffa House Because Arab Family Members Left in 1948
Tells builder’s grandchildren to buy state out – for about $500,000, which they don't have - or prepare to leave.
Haaretz Editorial
Israeli Government's Puzzling Rush to Cancel Law Aiding Israel's Literary Industry
The Knesset Education Committee’s decision this week to repeal the Book Law is puzzling. Culture Minister Miri Regev’s rush to get the law canceled is also puzzling. And so is t...
Israel
Israeli Murder Victim Left Battered Women's Shelter Despite Urgent Warnings
Ex-boyfriend sought in killing of Anastasia Rusanov and her partner, Eliezer Kandinov.
Jewish World
Robert Kraft to Yeshiva U. Grads: Have 'Wildly Improbably Dreams,' Like Owning the Patriots
New England Patriots owner receives honorary degree and gives Hebrew-laced commencement address, saying 'a life of Jewish values should create a mensch' where compassion trumps financial decisions.
Middle East
IN PHOTOS: U.S. Special Forces Operating Against ISIS in Syria's Raqqa
American troops seen alongside Kurdish militants, other local forces in offensive outside ISIS' de-facto capital of Raqqa.
Culture & Life
Why the Tinder Generation Is Falling Out of Love With College Education
Students start freshman year motivated and excited, but soon grow disappointed. The fault lies with Tinder as a way of life.
U.S. Election 2016
Sanders Challenges Clinton, but Trump May Be His Own Worst Enemy
He's confirmed the nomination and lined up most of the GOP, but the New York tycoon continues with scorched-earth tactics.
