Analysis: Can the US choke Iran’s radical Islamist regime? Will U.S. sanctions pressure the ayatollahs to stop Iran’s innumerable abuses, and while they’re at it, to bring to a final conclusion their clandestine nuclear ambitions? April 29, 2019
Analysis: ‘Americanization’ of Israeli politics contributed to Netanyahu’s election victory Mass media expert Dr. Gabriel Weimann believes Trump and Netanyahu used similar tactics in their 2016 and 2019 campaigns, respectively. April 21, 2019
Opinion: ISIS hopefully breathed its last but leaves behind brutal legacy Whether or not ISIS will ever strike again, its brutal legacy will live on for generations in the shattered lives and recurring nightmares of their victims. March 25, 2019
Anti-Semitism penetrates the African landscape The history of the Jewish people and that of many African countries is more similar than different, with some striking parallels. March 19, 2019
Minnesota Muslims and Jews Unite in Condemning Omar’s Anti-Semitism US Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s controversial comments have brought condemnation from both Jewish and Muslim constituents, says a CNN report. March 17, 2019
Opinion: Message to President Trump – Israel is Not a Nation of Profits What do we actually know about Trump's unreleased 'Deal of the Century'? March 16, 2019
Israeli precision irrigation firm to deliver water to 60,000 rural Indian farmers Netafim is bringing precision irrigation to over 100 villages in India, improving the livelihoods of tens of thousands of rural farmers. March 12, 2019
New Einstein manuscripts revealed, scientific and personal Hebrew University unveiled 110 new manuscript pages, most of which have not been displayed before, shedding light on scientist Albert Einstein and the man behind the science. March 8, 2019
Analysis: PA, Turkey and Jordan form new axis to change status quo on Temple Mount The new tensions on the Temple Mount compound have not been chosen by chance by the Waqf council as the arena for provocation against Israel at the holy site. March 4, 2019
Analysis: Peaceful intentions that bypass Mideast reality are doomed to failure Architects of peace initiatives should be cognizant of the predominance of inter-Arab and inter-Muslim threats and challenges, which have superseded the Palestinian issue. February 27, 2019
Analysis: Trump’s Syria strikes provide proof that bombs stop genocide It’s time for some soul-searching by a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination and U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum officials. February 25, 2019
Opinion: ‘Hatred of Netanyahu’ binds new Blue & White party Even a quick glance at the composition of the Gantz-Lapid union reveals it to be a highly anomalous—the less charitable might say 'perverse' — political entity. February 24, 2019
Iranian judo champion fakes injury to avoid facing Israeli in Grand Prix Judo world champion Saeid Mollaei gave up his standing at the Grand Slam tournament rather than appearing with the Israeli silver medalist on the podium. February 12, 2019
Israel to renegotiate Paris Protocol with Palestinians The Palestinians claim the protocol on economic relations signed in 1994 hurts them. Israel has agreed to discussing changes. February 10, 2019
Beloved Israeli snack prepares to take bigger bite out of American market Generations of Israeli kids grew up eating peanut butter-flavored snack Bamba. Manufacturer Osem wants to distribute it in the U.S. February 7, 2019
Opinion: Trump’s greatest contribution – stripping away Palestinians’ phony ‘refugee’ status The naturalization of the Palestinian diaspora in Arab countries is potentially the most significant element in Trump’s 'ultimate deal.' February 6, 2019
Israeli-made goggles give surgeons X-ray vision The headset by Israel-based Augmedics projects X ray-like 3D visualization of the patient in real time, allowing surgeons to 'see' through the patient's skin, muscle tissue, and bone. February 5, 2019
Israeli traffic jams costing country $9.5b a year Too many cars, not enough roads turn Israel’s tech capital into traffic purgatory. February 4, 2019
‘Terrorists in Suits’: Over 100 links revealed between terrorists and BDS groups Ministry revealed over 100 links between terror groups and BDS-promoting NGOs, including the employment of 30 terror operatives. February 3, 2019
Israeli contractor to supply India with $93m worth of surface-to-air missiles India remains one of Israel's top trade partners in the defense sector, accounting for 49% of the Jewish state's arms exports according to a European think tank. January 31, 2019
Canadian charity directly linked to institute promoting anti-Semitism 'Canada should not be used as a centre to radicalize Muslim youth around the world,' stated B'nai Brith Canada CEO Michael Mostyn. January 30, 2019
WeWork’s Adam Neumann says observing Jewish Sabbath keeps his ego in check The CEO of NY-headquartered real estate company WeWork shared spiritual wisdoms during a keynote speech at a UJA Federation event. January 27, 2019
Israel revokes permits for UNRWA schools in Jerusalem The Israeli national security council has decided to expel UNRWA from Jerusalem, leaving the schools to be run by the municipality and the education ministry. January 20, 2019
Clandestine burger delivery service takes over Tel Aviv Israel’s burger culture has come a long way since the first McDonald’s restaurant opened there in 1993. January 20, 2019
Opinion: Cliches undermine fight against European anti-semitism The fight against anti-Semitism on the international level continues to be characterized by restraint combined with ignorance – a potentially deadly combination. January 20, 2019
Analysis: Israeli intelligence infiltrates ISIS in the Sinai According to reports from sources in northern Sinai, Israeli intelligence has managed to infiltrate, intelligence-wise, into the ranks of ISIS. January 17, 2019
Analysis: Tehran and the Taliban – Iran expands its influence Given Iran’s ties to the Taliban and the new regional arrangements, Iran will be able to further expand its political, economic, and sectarian influence in that country. January 15, 2019
Saudi journalist: If Muslims despise ‘infidel’ West, why are they so eager to live there? Journalist Muhammad Aal Al-Sheikh slams Muslim immigrants who choose to live in the West yet express hatred and contempt towards the West and regard it as infidel. January 14, 2019
Analysis: PA paradox mixes security cooperation with terror At one and the same time, the Palestinian Authority indirectly encourages terrorism while pursuing extensive security cooperation with Israel to quell it. January 12, 2019
Crackdown in Xinjiang: The Islamic world’s Achilles heel Feeling a backlash against its crackdown on Muslims in Xinjiang, China made the token gesture of allowing 2,000 ethnic Kazakhs to leave. January 9, 2019
US Holocaust Museum reneges on promise to honor American rescuer James G. McDonald, who helped save thousands of Jews, was excluded from the exhibit, possibly because the information contradicts the museum's position. January 9, 2019
Minister Shaked says she changed the judicial system’s mindset Wrapping up her term, Ayelet Shaked compares the justice system’s mistaken preconceptions to those of Israel’s military before the costly Yom Kippur War. January 9, 2019
Trouble with Turkey: Erdogan refused to meet Bolton Turkish president calls off planned meeting with Trump’s National Security Adviser after Bolton called on Turkey to avoid harming Kurds in Syria. January 8, 2019
Hamas retakes control of Gaza’s border with Egypt The Palestinian Authority removed its presence from the Gaza-Egypt border because Hamas was 'abusing' PA personnel. January 7, 2019
Hotovely mourns passing of US jurist who defended Jewish rights The deputy foreign minister praises Wallace Brand for teaching arguments that otherwise would have been forgotten. December 31, 2018
5 Israelis make Forbes list: ‘Top 50 women in tech’ Forbes’ list of “Top 50 Women In Tech” features five Israelis, including three on the inaugural global list and two on the European round-up. December 31, 2018
Waze Hebrew voice artist sues Apple, claims illegal use for Siri app Galit Gura-Eini files NIS 250,000 lawsuit, claiming Apple's use of her voice was illegal. December 30, 2018
Netanyahu warns of left election victory if right is divided The prime minister has repeatedly voiced concern over the potential repercussions of a splintered right. December 26, 2018
Israel to celebrate Hebrew’s revival in special day Hebrew Language Day is 'an excellent opportunity to advance reading among students and the young generation,' says Education Minister Naftali Bennett. December 26, 2018
Danon denies leaving post as UN ambassador to run in Likud primaries Earlier reports indicated that the U.N. envoy was leaving his post in order to run in the Likud primary, which he has firmly denied. December 26, 2018
NY Times runs puff piece on Christmas in Hezbollah land; accused of humanizing terrorists 'Today, we’re celebrating the birth of Christ - and also the 40th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution,' Mohamed Mehdi Shari’tamdar, the Iranian cultural attaché, announced. December 26, 2018
Justice Minister Shaked: The right can unite against a left bloc Speaking as an early election is called, the justice minister says her party would also demand the defense portfolio in a new government. December 25, 2018
Trump ‘open’ to Turkish invitation to meet Erdogan No date has been set for a top-level meeting between the Turkish and American leaders, who have suddenly warmed their ties. December 25, 2018
Prestigious Swedish hospital makes anti-Semitic top ten List The Karolinska University Hospital made the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s list due to bullying and harming the reputations of Jewish doctors in one of its departments. By Batya Jerenberg, World Israel News Th... December 25, 2018
Top Iranian official predicts corruption will annihilate Israel Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council was meeting with Hamas co-founder December 24, 2018
British airline Virgin Atlantic to establish route to Israel Cut-rate airline also plans a special flight to Tel Aviv for the Eurovision Song Contest in May. December 24, 2018
Analysis: Dangers of a widening Iranian corridor through Syria The Iranians want a land corridor stretching from Iran through Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon to move weapons and troops, threatening Israel and Jordan alike. December 24, 2018
New study: Who is the typical Israeli Jew today? A new study classifies the majority in Israel today as 'Jewish Israelis,' largely considered to be traditional Jews. December 23, 2018
Jerusalem Chief Rabbi: Help free Palestinians jailed for selling land to Jews Israel has an obligation to help free Palestinians who have been imprisoned for selling land to Jews, Rabbi Aryeh Stern declared in a groundbreaking religious ruling. December 20, 2018
Analysis: Why is Hezbollah so quiet about the attack tunnels? Lebanon is at a crossroads as it struggles for stability. An upheaval in Lebanon does not serve the interests of either Hezbollah or Iran. December 19, 2018
Australian Labor party passes resolution to recognize ‘Palestine’ Australia's opposition Labor party has called for the recognition of 'Palestine,' saying the issue is ‘an important priority.’ December 19, 2018
Israeli neuro-modulation device may spell end to migraines It may look like Geordi’s visor in Star Trek, but Neurorelief's device shows promise in treating migraines. December 5, 2018
Analysis: Sweden’s ugly ultraliberalism and the Jews For anyone curious to see just how ugly ultraliberalism can get, Sweden is the ideal case study. December 5, 2018
Analysis: Should Israel take its nukes out of the basement? In view of growing Middle Eastern turmoil, the time has come for Israel to review the efficacy of its traditional policy of deliberate nuclear ambiguity. December 4, 2018
Ivanka’s conversion kosher in Israel, rabbinate’s list confirms Conversions officiated by the rabbi who converted Ivanka Trump are recognized by Israel's chief rabbinate, a newly publicized list reveals. November 27, 2018
European anthropologists boycott Judea and Samaria colleges Encouraged by radical left Israeli professors, European anthropologists boycott Israeli colleges in Judea and Samaria. November 26, 2018
Beverly Hills: Boycott Airbnb over ‘anti-Jewish policies’ 'Airbnb is not welcome in Beverly Hills as long as its policies are based on anti-Jewish double standards,' said Vice Mayor Jon Mirisch. November 25, 2018
Opinion: Oslo’s poisonous impact on Israeli politics It is a historical irony that last week’s resignation of Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman came on the heels of the 23rd anniversary of Yitzhak Rabin’s assassination. November 21, 2018
Macy’s Day Parade balloons to brighten Jewish unity event in Jerusalem In time for Chanukah, the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade comes to Jerusalem for an event symbolizing unity between Israel and Diaspora Jews. November 18, 2018
Did a secret meeting take place between Israel and Pakistan? Witnesses, including a pilot and three airbase staff members, confirmed that an Israeli plane landed in Islamabad last week. November 9, 2018
