2015-06-16 Israel More Top Stories

New York Times   

In Announcing Run, Bush Plays Down His Surname   
New York Times
MIAMI — Jeb Bush, whose two terms as governor of Florida were marked by the privatization of traditional state services, will promise to remove Washington as an obstacle to effective government and economic prosperity in a speech here Monday declaring ...

2015-06-16 Israel Health

The Times of Israel   

UPDATE 1-RedHill Biopharma's antibiotic meets main goal in study   
Reuters
(Adds background; Updates shares). June 15 (Reuters) - RedHill Biopharma Ltd said its experimental drug met the main goal of eradicating a bacterial infection in a late-stage study. The company's shares rose about 40 percent to $23 in premarket trading, on ...

2015-06-16 Israel Entertainment

Ynetnews   

Peres calls on Jerusalem festival not to screen Yigal Amir documentary   
Ynetnews
'A black flag hangs over the decision to screen the movie about Yigal Amir,' says former president and long-time friend and political partner of slain prime minister Rabin; calls movie an attempt 'to legitimize a heinous murderer'. Alexandra Lukash, Moran ...

2015-06-16 Israel Sci/Tech

BBC News   

Mobli takes on Internet giants with event-based photo and video search   
Reuters
TEL AVIV Israeli start-up Mobli Media Inc is taking on Internet giants Google(GOOG.O), Facebook FB.N and Yahoo (YHOO.O) with an innovative online search tool to find the latest photos and videos across social media, the company said on Monday. Mobli ...

2015-06-16 Israel Business

New York Times   

In Announcing Run, Bush Plays Down His Surname   
New York Times
MIAMI — Jeb Bush, whose two terms as governor of Florida were marked by the privatization of traditional state services, will promise to remove Washington as an obstacle to effective government and economic prosperity in a speech here Monday declaring ...

2015-06-16 Israel World

Times LIVE   

Libya: Unclear if US strikes killed al-Qaida leader   
Washington Post
CAIRO — A Libyan military spokesman said Monday that three foreigners were among a number of militants killed in U.S. airstrikes in eastern Libya, but said it is too early to determine if the target, an Algerian al-Qaida-linked leader, was among them. The U.S ...

2015-06-16 Israel Middle East

Irish Independent   

Sudan president arrives in Khartoum   
Irish Independent
Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir has arrived in Khartoum to cheers of supporters after leaving South Africa, where a court had ordered his arrest based on an international warrant for war crimes charges.
Should South Africa have arrested Sudan's president?   Washington Post (blog)
Sudan president Omar al-Bashir leaves South Africa as court considers arrest   The Guardian
Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir arrives in Khartoum   Irish Times
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Reuters   

Questions shadow US strike on veteran Algerian jihadist in Libya   
Reuters
ALGIERS He lost an eye in Afghanistan, was earlier reported dead in fighting in Mali and now Libya says he was killed in a U.S. air strike at the weekend. But is the Algerian jihadist dubbed "The Uncatchable" for his decades-long elusiveness really dead?
Catching up with "The Uncatchable" one   The Economist
Libya: Unclear if US strikes killed al-Qaida leader   Washington Post
Pentagon Says Airstrikes in Libya May Have Killed Qaeda Leader   New York Times
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WCYB   

Top al Qaeda leader reported killed in Yemen   
CNN
(CNN) Top al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) leader Nasir al-Wuhayshi was killed Friday in a suspected U.S. drone strike in Yemen's Hadramout region, according to two Yemeni national security officials. Tweets from known AQAP operatives also ...

2015-06-16 Israel Israel

Wall Street Journal   

How Obama Abandoned Israel   
Wall Street Journal
'Nobody has a monopoly on making mistakes.” When I was Israel's ambassador to the United States from 2009 to the end of 2013, that was my standard response to reporters asking who bore the greatest responsibility—President Barack Obama or Prime ...