Power
Trump says US captured President Maduro amid strikes, Venezuela declares national emergency
The Venezuelan government does not know the whereabouts of President Nicolas Maduro or his wife Cilia Flores, Vice President Delcy Rodriguez said.
Following shutdown, Iraq expects Iranian gas supplies to resume within a week, official says
Oman boosts solar supply chain with Italian-built automated production line
Bank Hapoalim leads NIS 5B financing for Israel’s Kesem power plant
Do rabbis have too much power?
Rabbi Cohen explores the significance of rabbis in modern Judaism.
IDF assessment predicts Assad in power through 2013
Senior IDF official says prediction that Syrian president would fall within 1st year of uprising was "wrong," adding that while Assad may lose control of certain cities, he, his army will remain controlling Damascus.
Who is the world's most influential Jew?
In anticipation of our upcoming 2012 list of world's most influential Jews, we're turning to you to weigh in and help us decide who makes the cut.
800 pound gorilla
Shocking situation
Some of us have already been hit with the latest electricity bills, which are a whopping 25 percent higher than in the comparable period last year.
'Egypt, Hamas agree to link electricity grids'
Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh signs three-stage deal with Egypt to end Gaza's energy crisis.
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Landau: Israel, Cyprus to link electricity grids
Cyprus to provide backup power station for Israel, and Israel will back up Cypriot infrastructure.
'Egypt army to give new PM extra powers'
New PM Ganzouri says army to issue decree "within hours"; move could anger civilians already unhappy with his appointment.
'Yemen's Saleh to sign power transfer deal'
President Ali Abdullah Saleh arrives in Saudi Arabia to sign Gulf states' initiative, has backed out of 3 such deals at last minute.
Study reveals anti-Semitic sentiment in Argentine society
Majority of Argentinians think Jews' first concern is making money, they have too much power in business world, Buenos Aires research shows.
