Vietnam
Prehistoric children’s remains show syphilis-like disease spread through ancient Vietnam - study
Researchers have for decades believed that of these diseases, only syphilis could be transmitted congenitally, lending to the assumption that syphilis began with Christopher Columbus’ journeys.
El Al to launch new Europe, Asia routes in first expansion since October 7
Vietnam looks to Israel’s hi-tech industry for opportunity as diplomatic ties at a high - interview
From Tel Aviv to Hanoi: Why Vietnam is emerging as a new Israeli travel favorite
SpaceX, Netflix, Boeing to join 'biggest-ever' US business mission to Vietnam
The delegation is a sign of rising interest in the global manufacturing hub, which is benefiting from a shift away from China amid Sino-US trade friction.
Letters to the Editor March 13, 2023: Blatant omissions
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
H5N4 avian influenza detected in US for first time this season
The case comes as North America and Europe continue to suffer from what is being called the worst bird flu season on record.
Allen Morganstern: From St. Louis to Vietnam
He was sent to Vietnam in mid-1967. Allen said goodbye to his family at Lambert Airport, the main commercial hub in St. Louis. Upon his departure, his mother told him, “Just come back.”
Putin repeats Nixon's Cambodian mistake
MIDDLE ISRAEL: What Russia now faces are not the torn nations and ragtag militias that Franco and Assad faced. Russia faces a unified nation with a real army and real leaders.
Is Ukraine Russia's Vietnam? - analysis
MIDDLE ISRAEL: In the Ukraine War, Russia is repeating the Western powers’ mistakes in what the French called Indochina, and the Americans called Vietnam.
Viet Taam: A kosher Vietnamese culinary adventure in Israel - review
Vietnamese cuisine is something of a closed book to me, but after visiting Viet Taam, and enjoying a meal there, I can say I am slightly more enlightened.
Rosh Hashanah: Revisiting my past New Year's predictions - opinion
As I dove deep into my formative years, I was surprised by how prescient we were (at times) and how off base we were (most of the time).
Canada ends anti-racism program with adviser who said Zionists are ‘human feces’
The Canadian government had funded a firm whose leading consultant Laith Marouf said Zionists should be shot in the head.
Exuberant sounds of Israeli band Gute Gute echo through Hanoi’s August Revolution Square
Israeli Embassy in Vietnam brings top Israeli band to Vietnam for two performances
