Gigya, whose customer identity management platform helps companies build digital relationships with some 1.3 billion consumers, has entered into an agreement to be acquired by software giant SAP. The company did not disclose the price tag of the deal, though it has been reported at $350 million. Gigya was founded...

A group of Oberlin College alumni have released a letter in support of a professor who was recently fired by the University of Maryland. The letter, which was addressed to university president Wallace Loh and Provost Mary Ann Rankin, called the termination of award-winning professor Melissa Landa, who had been...

The British Labour Party faces a fresh anti-Semitism controversy after a speaker at a side event at the party’s annual conference called for free speech to extend to Holocaust denial, and activists made a “thinly veiled call to purge Jews” from the party according to one MP, The Daily Telegraph reported on Tuesday....

The reactions to Tuesday morning’s terror attack that left three Israelis dead by the two largest Palestinian political factions raise doubts that reconciliation between them can boost the chances of peace with Israel. On its official Facebook page, the Nablus chapter of Fatah, the main party constituting the Palestinian Authority,...

Two civilian security officers and a border policeman were shot dead and another Israeli seriously injured after a shooting attack in Har Adar on Tuesday morning. The border police officer has been identified as First Sergeant Solomon Gavriyah, aged 20. The attack occurred outside Har Adar, a settlement close to...

Mexico City was badly damaged in the deadly 7.1 magnitude September 19 earthquake, and although aid poured into the city, the hard-hit villages were left to cope alone until volunteers from Israeli humanitarian aid nonprofit IsraAID suddenly turned up. “IsraAID was the first group to offer help to our village,” said a...