South america
South America’s new blue wave: A temporary shift or lasting change?
South America has historically been dominated by left-wing parties, but in recent years, the map has shifted to the Right. Will this last? And what does this mean for Israel?
Plane crash in Colombia kills all 15 on board including lawmaker
Brazil a 'Christian, Jewish country,' Bolsonaro tells 'Post'; pitches pro-Israel reset - interview
US presses Bolivia to expel suspected Iranian spies, harden approach to terrorist groups
Peru pipeline workers unearth ancient children's cemetery
Has Mexico solved the mystery of the Mayan Acropolis of Ek' Balam?
A painting on a stone cover found at the Ek' Balam archaeological site in Mexico may give insight into the ancient Mayans.
US designates seven financiers, operatives as Hezbollah terrorists
One of the designated parties, Amer Mohamed Akil Rada, was responsible for the 1994 terrorist attack against the Asociacion Mutual Israelita Argentina (AMIA) in Argentina that killed 85 Jews.
Benjamin Netanyahu meets with CONMEBOL President and FIFA VP Alejandro Domínguez
Domínguez informed Netanyahu that he would bring Argentina’s national team to Israel for friendly matches.
Ancient polychrome wall found in northern Peru likely over 4,000 years old
The wall is thought to have been part of a ceremonial temple.
'Aliens' who attacked Peruvian tribe are illegal miners with jetpacks - police
An indigenous tribe in Peru believes it is being attacked by aliens, but authorities believe the real culprits are illegal gold miners wearing jetpacks.
New South American frog species found, named for local indigenous people
The Guaraní people inhabit the same region and in the past lived in the same wild regions as the frog,
Peruvian tribe claims it was attacked by seven-foot 'aliens'
The tribe says they’ve endured multiple attacks, one of which sent a 15-year-old girl to the hospital.
Paraguayan Congressional Israel Allies Caucus to relaunch
The caucus's relaunch comes strategically timed ahead of the inauguration of incoming President Santiago Peña.
Ancient DNA gives new insight into Inca 'lost city' Machu Picchu
Workers and retainers at the famous mountain estate came from throughout the empire, with some even coming from the Amazonas region.
