Israel’s left-wing in uproar as Netanyahu targets Supreme Court for reform Reforming Israel's Supreme Court may be the central struggle of Israel's next government. May 14, 2019
Israeli cyber group’s spyware infects phones through single missed call The Financial Times identified the actor as Israel’s NSO Group, and WhatsApp all but confirmed the identification. May 14, 2019
WATCH: After rockets, traumatized Israelis’ ‘personal wars’ begin "If anyone thinks once the fighting is over everything's quiet, exactly the opposite is true. May 14, 2019
Israeli airmen to teach US, British pilots about F-35 Israel’s experience with the most advanced stealth jet in the world will be tapped even by the country that invented it. May 13, 2019
Israel’s poisoned vultures case leads to arrest of first suspect Israeli border police arrested a suspect in the deaths of griffon vultures on the Golan. May 13, 2019
WATCH: US warns Israel over growing ties with China Israel and the U.S. enjoy strong ties, but they do have their strategic differences. One bone of contention is Israel's flourishing relationship with China. May 13, 2019
Poland cancels Israeli delegation’s visit to discuss Holocaust reparations Poland cancelled the visit of an Israeli delegation scheduled to arrive to discuss the return of Jewish property stolen during the Holocaust. May 13, 2019
Israel locates site on Golan to be named after President Trump Israel has selected a location for a community to be named after President Trump on the Golan. May 13, 2019
Israeli supermodel Bar Refaeli ordered to pay millions in back taxes The Israeli supermodel misrepresented her permanent residence in order to dodge Israel's higher taxes. May 13, 2019
Retired Israeli judge sparks firestorm with criticism of former Miss World’s religious head covering Likud MK Sharren Haskel said she would wear a 'turban' for a week, urged other women to follow her example, and went on television wearing one to talk about it. May 12, 2019
Eurovision excitement builds as popular song contest opens this week in Tel Aviv Eurovision will likely dominate the headlines in Israel for the coming week. May 12, 2019
Israeli cabinet minister: Iran may strike Israel as Trump turns screws on Tehran A member of Israel's Security Cabinet said that Iran may attack Israel as Trump squeezes the country over its pursuit of nuclear weapons. May 12, 2019
Netanyahu: I need more time to form government Netanyahu is expected to form a governing majority of 65 Knesset members. May 12, 2019
Trump offers Iran direct line to White House, report says The Trump administration provided a direct line that the Iranians could call when they're ready to talk, CNN reported. May 12, 2019
Israel celebrates its 71st Independence Day with fireworks, airshows and ceremonies Israel celebrates its 71st Independence Day with an aerial salute and a ceremony honoring outstanding soldiers. May 9, 2019
Jerusalem yeshiva student wins prestigious international Bible quiz Young yeshiva student Yonatan Weissman won the International Bible Quiz this year. May 9, 2019
Israel vigilant against BDS activists seeking to disrupt Eurovision BDS activists will not be allowed into Israel during the upcoming Eurovision song contest. May 9, 2019
WATCH: Independence Day flyover salutes southern residents The Israeli Air Force celebrates Yom Ha’atzmaut – Independence Day - with a special flyover. This year, it passed over the communities in close proximity to the Gaza Strip. May 9, 2019
On Israel’s Independence Day, blind IDF soldier receives Presidential Medal of Excellence 'When people see me acting normal instead of pitying myself, they also treat me as an equal,' Sergeant Ori Salmon explains. May 9, 2019
Iran was unseen hand behind Gaza rocket strikes, former Israeli national security adviser says “Why did the Islamic Jihad do this? The answer is again and again and again – Iran,” former israeli National Security Advisor Yaakov Amidror said. May 9, 2019
WATCH: Israeli graffiti artists turn Tel Aviv building into pop-up museum It might appear to be vandalism, but 100 Israels graffiti artists turned a building in Tel Aviv into a pop-up museum, Israel21c reports. May 9, 2019
Israel offers drivers cash rewards to stay off roads during rush hour The Transportation Ministry's pilot program offers drivers a cash reward for driving off-peak and carpooling. May 9, 2019
Islamic Jihad leader: ‘War with Israel this summer’ In an interview with Arab TV, the leader boasted that his organization was only hours away from hitting Tel Aviv. May 8, 2019
Israel’s 71st Independence Day starts at sundown with much to celebrate Israel prepares to celebrate Independence Day on Thursday with events around the country. May 8, 2019
Israeli air force to perform flyover ‘salute’ to honor southern residents on Independence Day "The flyby will...express the IDF's appreciation to the southern residents for their firm stand and resilience," said the military statement. May 8, 2019
Trump square: Israeli city latest to announce plan to name site after president The Israeli city of Petah Tikvah will name a square after Donald Trump, joining a growing list of places named after the president in Israel. May 8, 2019
Nuclear deal crumbling: France threatens sanctions as Iran says it will enrich uranium Iran announced on Wednesday it will keep excess uranium despite warning from France that any pullout from nuclear deal could lead to the reimposing of international sanctions. May 8, 2019
Israel comes to standstill as siren wails for Memorial Day On Tuesday evening, Israel began commemorating its annual Memorial Day for fallen soldiers and victims of terrorism. May 7, 2019
WATCH: Mother who lost son to terror brings message of hope to world Jewry Bat-Galim Shaer lost her teenage son nearly 12 years ago when he was kidnapped along with two of his friends by Hamas terrorists who later murdered all three. May 7, 2019
Terrorist who killed Israeli teen fit to stand trial A psychiatric evaluation of Arafat Irfaiya concludes he is mentally competent and responsible for his actions in murdering Ori Ansbacher. May 7, 2019
Arab students vandalize IDF memorial at Jerusalem college Arab students defaced a memorial for fallen IDF soldiers at a school in Jerusalem. May 7, 2019
Israeli families blast high court ruling letting Palestinians attend ‘alternative’ memorial Netanyahu and Israelis who lost loved ones to Arab violence condemned the Supreme Court decision allowing Palestinians entry to an alternative Memorial Day ceremony. May 7, 2019
Analysis: Will Amazon hurt or help Israel’s economy? Questions are being raised over the impact that Amazon's full entry into Israel will have on the local retail market. May 7, 2019
Israel remembers its 23,741 fallen soldiers in ceremonies tonight Israel's Memorial Day will be marked with a series of solemn ceremonies starting at sundown on Tuesday. May 7, 2019
Qatar to transfer $480 million to Palestinian terrorist entities Qatar's foreign ministry announced it will transfer half a billion dollars to the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and Judea and Samaria. May 7, 2019
Twitter blocked IDF from updating Gaza rocket count: ‘You’re repeating messages’ Twitter stopped the IDF from updating the Gaza rocket count on its Twitter feed, saying it was "repeating messages." May 7, 2019
Israel doubles down on SpaceIL’s Genesis 2 project Israel's government will contribute 20 million shekels, nearly $5.5 million dollars to SpaceIL's second attempt to land a spacecraft on the moon. May 7, 2019
Israel’s southern residents react with anger to truce with Hamas Israel's southern residents say they lost this round with Hamas. May 6, 2019
Orthodox party cancels meeting with Likud officials to protest Eurovision’s Sabbath desecration “It cannot be that the government authorized work on the holy Sabbath when they’re sitting with us for coalition negotiations,” said a spokesman. May 6, 2019
Israel’s prime minister faces wave of criticism following ceasefire The prime minister came under fire after Israel agreed to a truce with the terror groups Hamas and Islamic Jihad. May 6, 2019
