IDF official: Gaza border underground wall to be done in months The official declined to discuss specific features of the barrier being built, but he said the new wall will defend Israel's border with Gaza both above and below the ground.
Israeli forces crack down on Palestinian arms production Palestinian terrorists continue to try and produce weapons to use against Israeli forces and civilians.
Netanyahu hopes Obama will not help establish Palestinian state unilaterally Netanyahu hopes that Obama will not use his last two months in office, to make any moves at the U.N. that would push concessions on Israel.
Suspect arrested in Washington mall shooting Arcan Cetin is suspected of entering the Cascade Mall with a rifle and shooting at people in the Macy's department store, leaving five people dead, before fleeing the scene.
Obama vetoes 9/11 bill; possible override by Congress looms Though the concept of sovereign immunity generally shields governments from lawsuits, the bill creates an exception that allows foreign governments to be held responsible if they support a terrorist attack that kills US citizens on American soil.
Syrian, Russian planes bomb Aleppo amid war’s heaviest violence The escalation comes as diplomats in New York have failed to salvage a US and Russian-brokered cease-fire that lasted nearly a week. Moscow is a key ally of Assad's government, while Washington supports the opposition.
Far-right German politician investigated for selling Nazi-era memorabilia Rudolf Mueller, a leading member of the Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) political party, is under investigation for suspicions that he sold Nazi memorabilia.
Max Mannheimer, Holocaust survivor and activist, dies at age 96 Holocaust survivor Max Mannheimer, who dedicated his life to fighting anti-Semitism in Germany, has died at the age of 96.
Nazi-era time capsule found in Poland Inside the copper cylinder were newspapers from April of 1934, coins, parchment, photographs of Adolf Hitler and two copies of his infamous treatise, 'Mein Kampf.'
Far-right German politician investigated for selling Nazi-era memorabilia Rudolf Mueller, a leading member of the Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) political party, is under investigation for suspicions that he sold Nazi memorabilia.
Max Mannheimer, Holocaust survivor and activist, dies at age 96 Holocaust survivor Max Mannheimer, who dedicated his life to fighting anti-Semitism in Germany, has died at the age of 96.
Nazi-era time capsule found in Poland Inside the copper cylinder were newspapers from April of 1934, coins, parchment, photographs of Adolf Hitler and two copies of his infamous treatise, 'Mein Kampf.'
UN display of drawings by IDF soldier highlight demand for his return In 2014, IDF Lieutenant Hadar Goldin was killed in Operation Protective Edge, during Israel's war against Hamas. Today, his drawings are displayed in the UN as an urgent reminder to retrieve his body from the terror organization that holds it hostage.
Vandals deface Greek synagogue with swastikas Vandals defaced a synagogue in the city of Ioannina in northern Greece with Nazi symbols, drawing strong condemnation from the main political parties in the country.
Corbyn refuses invite to Holocaust memorial UK's Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has refused an invitation by Israeli Labor party leader Isaac Herzog to visit Yad Vashem, Israel's national Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem, citing schedule constraints, while finding time to share a stage with a supporter of a terror organization.
National Library of Israel acquires rare collection of Jewish-Afghan documents The National Library of Israel has recently acquired an unrivaled collection of rare ancient Jewish-Afghan documents, providing a glimpse into the Silk Road's vanished Jewish community.
Millennia-old stable used by monks discovered in Israel Israeli archaeologists exposed a 1,500 year-old livestock stable used by monks during the Byzantine era at the Avdat National Park in southern Israel.
Rare Roman-era frescoes found at Zippori Thousands of archaeological sites across Israel attest to its rich history as well as the historical ties of the Jewish people to the region.
Is the U.S. aid deal good for Israel? This MOU well reflects Obama’s particularly troubling approach to Israel’s security.
Analysis: Holy war of words – growing Saudi-Iranian tensions Relations between Riyadh and Tehran are in a downward spiral, raising the urgent need for a US and international respons...
Erdogan declares war on Italy Erdogan is unequivocally a despot, but the sultans whose memory he seeks to evoke were more measured in managing power.
Is the U.S. aid deal good for Israel? This MOU well reflects Obama’s particularly troubling approach to Israel’s security.
Analysis: Holy war of words – growing Saudi-Iranian tensions Relations between Riyadh and Tehran are in a downward spiral, raising the urgent need for a US and international respons...
Erdogan declares war on Italy Erdogan is unequivocally a despot, but the sultans whose memory he seeks to evoke were more measured in managing power.
The case for Kurdish statehood Why has the West been so supportive of Palestinian nationalism, yet so reluctant to support the Kurds, the largest natio...
Iran still looms large in Israel’s threat perception Israel and Washington should jointly address the perceived lack of U.S. deterrence against persistent Iranian and proxy threats, conclude the ten-year military assistance package as soon as possible, and launch a strategic high-level dialogue under the next administration.
The Iran Deal, One Year Later The US, Russia and other entities involved in striking the deal with Iran must realize that to bring about peace in the Middle East, the power of a regime that continues to stoke conflict in the region must be restricted, before it is too late.
