Women Hunted as Much as Men in Prehistoric Americas, Anthropologists Say
Paradigm change: Young woman buried with big-game hunting gear 9,000 years ago in the high Andes wasn’t an isolated incident, team writes
Paradigm change: Young woman buried with big-game hunting gear 9,000 years ago in the high Andes wasn’t an isolated incident, team writes
A statement released by the Caribbean island’s Foreign Ministry touts nation’s long-standing ties to the Jewish people, beginning as early as the 15th century and during World War II
In 2016, about 30 percent of Spanish-language search results for the word 'judio' contained antisemitic content. That figure is now down to about three percent, report says
The Green Party has three seats out of 338 in the Canadian parliament’s House of Commons
Nicolás Maduro's regime says it bought tech from Cellebrite, an Israeli firm that creates devices to extract information from most handheld mobile devices. Cellebrite denies plans to sell them its latest system
Iraqi politician Mithal al-Alusi hasn’t even been dissuaded by an assassination attempt that killed his sons to drop his advocacy for ties with Israel, but Iraq doesn’t look like it will be following the UAE’s lead
When I was President, Hugo Chávez called Colombia 'the Israel of Latin America.' I took it as a compliment. But Israel’s founding vision is under attack from a hyper-nationalist government openly scorning human rights and international law
Police say they are investigating a video posted by Travis Patron, leader of the Canadian Nationalist Party, in which he calls Jews 'inside manipulators'
Professor tells students that the creation of the State of Israel was a concession to the 'Zionist lobby' in exchange for money, local reports say
It’s unclear if the unpredictable rapper is serious about his presidential bid, but if he is, at least he has two trips to the region under his belt
Discovered serendipitously by divers studying the Yucatan aquifer, the mines in the Quintana Roo caves were exploited until flooded by the rising seas as the Ice Age ended, archaeologists discover
As drought ravaged the land, the people of Tikal were dependent on their dwindling water reservoirs, which archaeologists now discover were fatally polluted
Annamie Paul, running for the leadership of the Green Party in Canada’s upcoming race, will break records if she scores a victory
Sarah Hegazy, 30, was found dead in her apartment in Toronto where she had been living in exile for about 18 months and struggling with depression
Tehran could send 2-3 tankers a month to Venezuela, sources say
On Ilana Dayan's Channel 12 program, a former Mossad member claims he handed an envelope to Alberto Nisman that might have gotten him killed
Argentina's beef export business, the world's fifth largest, has been badly by coronavirus, and maintaining traffic with Israel, the No. 3 buyer, is crucial
Emulating Donald Trump, Brazilian president threatens to leave epidemic-busting body, arguing it is a 'partisan political organization'
With COVID-19 claiming 1000 lives a day, Jair Bolsonaro waves Israeli flags at anti-lockdown, anti-democracy protests. For a Brazil already convinced Jews put him in power, it’s an invitation to further anti-Semitism
In another development, the Israeli voice networking firm AudioCodes is preparing for a $100 million sale of shares