Новости за 15.10.2023

When Hamas attacked, I thought of Tal Mazliach, whom I visited last year on her kibbutz next to Gaza.

There’s no embargo today, but America is again surrendering its energy independence.

One of the most successful efforts to help Jews escape Nazi Europe was led by a diplomat with little respect for the sanctity of official documents.

Would your clients want an attorney who condones hatred and monstrous crimes?

Global bond losses and the uncertainty caused by war join the roster of bad news.

The outsider doesn’t work well with others, but he says he’ll bury the inflated peso.

Bankruptcy judge David Jones is resigning under investigation by a federal appeals court after The Wall Street Journal reported that he failed to disclose his romantic relationship with a local lawyer whose fees he approved.

A federal trial starting Monday could yield major benefits for home buyers.

The ruling mullahs in Tehran have to know that their targets are at risk if they escalate the war against Israel.

A court overturns a $223 million verdict owing to junk-science evidence.

Cairo is is coming under intense pressure to allow refugees to cross the border and escape an Israeli bombing campaign and expected ground invasion.

Voters reject a Labour government in Wellington and a referendum that would have added racial identity to the constitution in Australia.

Instead of flooding into Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, the displaced should go to Iran, Turkey and Qatar.

The SEIU equivocates about Hamas atrocities, as some lower-level leaders side with the terror group.

The youngest son of LVMH chief Bernard Arnault is taking a risk at the brand: Making a more expensive product—and making it harder to find.

Candidates Daniel Noboa and Luisa González are pledging to fight crime in a country beset by a surge in homicides.

The movie grossed an estimated $95 million to $97 million domestically in its opening weekend, putting it on par with some of the year’s biggest theatrical debuts.

Talks follow the withdrawal of Sheikh Jassim Bin Hamad al-Thani, chairman of Qatar Islamic Bank, from the process.

‘Whose legacy really counts when all is said and done?’

A story about Mei Xiang, Tian Tian and their son, Xiao Qi Ji, as they return to China.

And not for the better.

I wonder how many registered voters the Republican Party will lose as it engages in this circular firing squad?

A British Jew elevated Haj Amin al-Husseini to lead the Arabs of Palestine.

The upgrade has taken on greater urgency because of the economic impact of disrupted supply chains during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Inside the cavernous USDA headquarters, a budget analyst has amassed a collection of artifacts that ‘could give the Smithsonian a run for its money.’ Most people can’t visit yet.