Peru
Peruvian court sentences former President Castillo to over 11 years in prison for rebellion
Peru's political chaos continues: Castillo's jailing brings the total to five former presidents behind bars. Peru has cycled through six presidents since 2018.
Ancient migrants left murals warning of climate change after a mega-drought 4,200 years ago in Peru
AI-powered study uncovers 303 new Nazca Lines geoglyphs, doubling the known figures
Peruvian team finds 12-million-year-old near-perfect dolphin ancestor
Coronavirus: Israel races to rescue its citizens before airspace closes
Peru is still under martial law in response to the coronavirus threat. Recent border closures and a nationwide lockdown have left the 23 remaining Israelis unclear as to what lies ahead for them.
Israeli ambassador to Colombia urges Israelis to fly home by Sunday
23 Israelis were left stranded in Peru on Friday after the final four El Al flights to Israel left without them, and Israelis in Colombia are fearing they might be left in a similar situation.
Foreign Ministry calls on all Israelis abroad to return to Israel ASAP
El Al planes bring Israelis home from Peru
Coronavirus: Israel to send El Al plane to return Israelis from Peru
Foreign Ministry to bring home 380 Israelis stranded in Moldova
Rivlin requests clemency for Israeli with mental illness detained in Peru
Hodaya, 24, who is cognitively impaired, faces criminal charges of smuggling narcotics after she was found with 28 kg. of cocaine in her luggage.
McDonald's employees electrocuted to death by soda machine
McDonald's closed down its branches in the country for two days of mourning after the incident.
Windfall for Beit Lessin
Even though he makes his home in Peru, “there’s always a warm corner of my heart for Israel,” and for Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai whom he called “a giant in his generation.”
Peru's Vizcarra closes Congress, but rebel lawmakers refuse to leave
Peru's worst political crisis in two decades threatens unrest in the world's No.2 copper producer and one of the region's most robust economies, and could bring lawmaking to a halt.
Peru's Vizcarra announces he is dissolving Congress
Vizcarra stressed his decision was part of his constitutional powers and said he would call new legislative elections. He blamed lawmakers for repeatedly trying to block his anti-graft reforms.
A taste of Peru in Tel Aviv
Peruvian chef Pedro Luis Guimet cooks up a superfood storm at the Sheraton.