Oklahoma becomes 30th state to enact anti-BDS lawThe law declares that Israel is one of Oklahoma’s largest trading partner and prohibits the state government from contracting with entities that boycott the Jewish state May 27, 2020
Phony ‘Israeli’ coronavirus vaccine peddled in South AmericaVials of fake vaccine stamped with the logo of an Israeli research institute are selling for up to $380 each in South America. May 27, 2020
Temple Mount to be reopened on Sunday, says Islamic WaqfThe holiest site in Judaism has been closed for two months due to the coronavirus pandemic. May 27, 2020
US pressures Israel to block Chinese 5G suppliersU.S. Ambassador to Israel meets with communications minister, reflecting American concerns about Chinese equipment suppliers. May 27, 2020
Judea Samaria council fights to change ‘problematic’ Trump map'The question is which map will come to a decision by the government or the Knesset,' said Yesha Council head Yigal Dilmoni. May 27, 2020
IDF intelligence corps will continue battle against coronavirusThe IDF has agreed to keep its research division working with the Ministry of Health to help find answers to the pandemic and prevent a second wave. May 27, 2020
Palestinian Authority could face ‘existential threat’ if it stops security coordination with IsraelThe PA benefits greatly from Israel’s operations and intelligence capabilities used to prevent Hamas and PIJ from building an armed infrastructure. May 27, 2020
IDF to integrate women into tank unitsIDF decides to continue its 'experiment' in using female soldiers in combat units including tanks, but with minimum restrictions on height and weight. May 27, 2020
Behind scenes, Arab leaders signal annexation OKWhile publicly warning Israel not to move forward with annexation, some Arab world leaders are accepting the plan behind the scenes. May 27, 2020
Pubs, pools and restaurants open in IsraelIsrael lightened its restrictions, allowing eateries to finally open. May 27, 2020
Newscaster sues Netanyahu’s son over ‘slanderous’ suggestive commentsDana Weiss and News 12 are suing Yair Netanyahu over his allegedly slanderous comments intimating that Weiss lander her job in an unscrupulous manner. May 26, 2020
WATCH: Corona crushes retailers in IsraelClothing retailers and the fashion industry in Israel were hit hard by the lockdown that accompanied the coronavirus pandemic. May 26, 2020
WATCH: Yamina seeks to split coalition governmentNow in the opposition, Bennett is pushing for legislation that would cause division in the new unity government. May 26, 2020
Demolition interrupted: Israeli court stops IDF bulldozing terrorist killer’s homeIsraeli court rules to stop planned demolition of terrorist’s home. MK Naftali Bennett promises to appeal the decision. May 26, 2020
Ethiopian Falash Mura may finally reach Israel under new proposalGroup proposes formalizing the immigration of thousands of Falash Mura, Ethiopian Jews who converted or stopped practicing Judaism, to finally bring them to Israel. May 26, 2020
Amid US pressure, Israel rejects Chinese bid to build world’s largest desalination plant'The Americans are speaking to us about this very politely but it is clear they would like us to review the Chinese participation,' an Israeli official said. May 26, 2020
Netanyahu: I’ll never agree to a plea bargain'We’re not here to do deals. We’re here to bring the truth to light,' the prime minister said. May 26, 2020
What exactly did the Mossad contribute in corona fight? Numbers revealedThe Mossad took the lead in procuring hard-to-find medical equipment. The numbers have only just been published. May 26, 2020
Israel Biological Institute: Two drugs prove effective against coronaThe Biological Institute said the two drugs that were tested led to a marked reduction in the replication of the coronavirus. May 26, 2020
With corona cases under control, ravaged Israeli economy takes center stageIsrael may have the pandemic under control for now, but returning to economic health may prove even trickier. May 26, 2020
Bank of Israel keeps interest rate unchanged, warns against tax hikesThe Bank of Israel's director held interest rates steady and is reportedly looking to government fiscal policy to spark growth. May 26, 2020
Analysis: Netanyahu presumed innocent in Israel’s court of public opinionPrior to entering the courtroom, a defiant Netanyahu had made the legal system itself the defendant, stating that the trial 'is an attempted political coup against the will of the people.' May 26, 2020
Lapid claims Netanyahu trying to foment ‘civil war’Opposition leader Yair Lapid attacks Netanyahu's comments at the opening of the trial, alleging Netanyahu is inciting against the rule of law. May 25, 2020
Ben Gurion airport won’t resume air travel until mid-JulyDespite some airlines announcing resumption of Tel Aviv flights in June, the Health Ministry gave the thumbs down, saying international travel arrangements not safe enough yet. May 25, 2020
Jerusalem man finds bag with 40,000 shekels, tracks down owner and returns it'I decided to go above and beyond, and I asked God to act the same way with us.' May 25, 2020
Massive Israeli police operation takes down 70 drug and weapons dealersAn Arab criminal turned undercover agent spent over a year deep in the organized crime world. May 25, 2020
Erdogan vows: ‘We will not allow Palestinian lands to be offered to anyone else’Jerusalem is 'a red line for all Muslims in the world,' Erdogan said. May 25, 2020
Israel’s mall cops guard against corona, but forget about firearmsGuards have been enlisted to ensure everyone entering the malls meets the health criteria. It seemed like a sensible choice. May 25, 2020
Netanyahu thanks Mossad for critical work during height of pandemicThe joint procurement command center led by the Mossad oversaw the massive acquisition of medical equipment and vital protective gear. May 25, 2020
Netanyahu trial kicks off as PM avoids bad optics, defense asks for more timeNetanyahu is charged with bribery, fraud, and breach of public trust. He maintains his innocence on all the charges. May 25, 2020
Pro- and anti-Netanyahu protesters stake out their positions at trialPro- and anti-Netanyahu demonstrators stake out their territory and dig in for the long-haul, exchanging accusations and insults for what is sure to be a fractious and arduous trial. May 25, 2020
IDF shoots two terrorists during attempted stabbing, attackers fleeTwo terrorists were wounded but succeeded in fleeing the scene. May 25, 2020
Palestinians: Eating with a Jew is a crimeInstead of welcoming the iftar meal, many Palestinians are now expressing outrage over the encounter and condemning it as a treacherous act. May 25, 2020
WATCH: Israelis react to first day of Netanyahu trialIsraelis on the streets of Tel Aviv offer a wide range of responses to the trial of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu May 24, 2020
IDF soldier hit near Hebron leaves ICUIbrahim hopes to return to his military unit as soon as possible. May 24, 2020
Netanyahu blasts trial: ‘An attempt to thwart the will of the people’Netanyahu blasted the trial as a political attempt to bring down a strong, right-wing prime minister through the court system. May 24, 2020
Opinion: Dear Europe – The Israelis are not your JewsIt is revealing how they address their complaints against Israel, doing so in terms of 'punishment,' as to a misbehaving child. May 24, 2020
Netanyahu presides over first unity government cabinet meetingOvershadowed by his afternoon appearance in court, Netanyahu started the day by chairing the first cabinet meeting of his new unity government in a bid to get the country moving out from under the coronavirus crisis. May 24, 2020
800 million-shekel Israeli loan to PA based on lies, report showsIsrael agreed to help the PA out of its financial difficulties with a loan of 800 million shekels. May 24, 2020
Netanyahu trial may take up to three yearsThe multiple stages of the trial from today's reading of the indictment through preliminary arguments and hearing the evidence against the prime minister will take up to three years before a verdict is rendered. May 24, 2020
Netanyahu in court: First time prime minister sits in defendant’s chairNetanyahu's allies say that the legal system and the media have it in for him. May 24, 2020
Netanyahu corruption trial set to beginNetanyahu has denied the charges in a series of cases he has called an 'attempted coup' by the police, prosecutors and the media. May 23, 2020
Tragedy as Israel’s youngest corona victim, 33, succumbsCancer survivor and father of young boy becomes Israel's youngest victim of disease. May 21, 2020
Cyberattack on Iran port showed only fraction of Israel’s capabilities, expert saysIsrael has even stronger tools, said the cyberdefense professional. May 21, 2020
Israel remembers Ethiopian Jews who died trying to reach IsraelMount Herzl memorial in Jerusalem commemorates those who perished trying to flee Ethiopia, many on foot, in their bid to reach freedom in Israel. May 21, 2020
Netanyahu: Iran will face destruction if it attempts a ‘final solution’'Any regime that threatens the destruction of the State of Israel faces a similar danger,' he said. May 21, 2020
Luxembourg FM offers veiled threats against Israel over annexationJean Asselborn has pushed the possibility of EU sanctions against Israel if the annexation plan moves forward. May 21, 2020
Israel celebrates Jerusalem Day, though corona puts damper on festivitiesCity is set to mark the 53rd anniversary of the liberation and unification of the capital. May 21, 2020
Former IDF commander Gadi Eisenkot hints at political careerChief of staff who retired from the IDF last year says he 'wants to make a difference again,' but by law has to stay out of politics until 2022. May 21, 2020
Stray camel kills Israeli motorist, part of ongoing problem in Negev regionIn the past decade, more than 350 motorists had been injured and over a dozen killed by stray camels. May 20, 2020
Israeli restaurants to reopen May 27 as detailed plan materializesHealth Ministry decides to allow restaurants, wedding halls to return to operation on May 27 with some reduced social distancing requirements and some limitations on capacity. May 20, 2020
Analysis: ‘Bloat’ is the least of the new Israeli government’s problemsThe views of key members of Netanyahu's administration are at odds with policies he hopes to implement, the biggest being annexation. May 20, 2020
‘Israel isn’t ready for second wave,’ says senior pandemic adviserA senior health adviser said Israel lacks the tools to effectively combat a second outbreak. May 20, 2020
Netanyahu’s attorneys battle state prosecutors on eve of corruption trialDefense attorneys’ request that Netanyahu be excused from attending opening hearing sparks public battle with state prosecutors. May 20, 2020
IDF intercepts arms smugglers from Jordan, 1 injuredIsraeli forces stopped two suspects who crossed into Israeli territory and fired towards them. May 20, 2020
Israel, Hezbollah brace for war 20 years after withdrawal'We are preparing seriously for the next war,' said Col. Israel Friedler. May 20, 2020
Netanyahu accedes to requests from rabbis, reopens synagoguesThe government agreed to allow synagogues to restart, particularly given the easing in other areas, such as recreation and dining. May 20, 2020
WATCH: Israel’s public transportation struggles with corona restrictionsDespite the easing of restrictions, those regarding public transport are still firmly in place, causing frustration among many commuters. May 20, 2020
Etihad completes first commercial flight between UAE and IsraelThe flight marks an open moment of cooperation between Israel and the United Arab Emirates after years of covert relations. May 19, 2020
