Breaking: IDF soldier injured by sniper fire on Gaza border Initial reports speak of a sniper attack against the IDF.
21 dead in Israeli airstrikes on Syria, most Iranian, says war monitor Most of the fatalities in the latest Israeli airstrikes on Syria are reported to have been Iranians.
Trouble for Netanyahu: New poll predicts indictment to cost Likud four seats Four different parties would each gain one seat in the April Knesset election at the Likud's expense if the PM would face indictment.
WATCH: Israel adds most advanced cancer treatment to healthcare system Israel developed one of the most advanced methods of cancer treatment. Called CAR-T, it has been added to the list of cancer treatments in its healthcare system.
PA releases Palestinian sentenced to life in prison for selling land to Jews The PA released a man sentenced to life in prison for selling land to Jews, according to two senior Palestinian officials.
French immigrants win millions in Israeli lottery Israel's first lottery winners of 2019 are French immigrants who took home a whopping 30 million shekels.
Israel’s heavy rains reveal ancient horse figurines over 2,000 years old Israel's unusually heavy rains after a five-year drought have washed into the open two remarkable archaeological finds.
WATCH: Ukraine, Israel sign ‘historic’ free trade agreement Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Ukrainian counterpart, President Petro Poroshenko, signed a free trade agreement on Monday in Jerusalem.
Israel drops below Iran in international military ranking Despite its drop in international military ranking, Israel is classified as "leaps ahead" of others in the region.
Austrian chancellor protests to Malaysian premier over anti-Semitism After Germany, now Austria joins the chorus against Malaysian prime minister's ban on Israeli athletes at an international tournament.
Israel, US successfully test Arrow 3, the next-generation in missile defense The joint U.S.-Israel project is the highest layer of defense against ballistic missiles, including those that carry nuclear payloads.
Leaked: Netanyahu confidante pressured website to defame political rival New leaks emerge of alleged pressure by a Netanyahu confidante to pressure Walla! News owner to run articles defaming a rival politician ahead of the 2013 elections.
IDF: Iran hoped to change rules of engagement with Golan missile strike Iran's missile fired into northern Israel on Sunday was meant "to send a message," the IDF says.
Reinvented legacy: Nazi’s paintings fund foundation for Jews The daughter of Hitler’s chief architect and Armaments Minister Albert Speer donated his paintings to help Jewish creative projects in Germany.
IDF thwarts stabbing attempt, shoots Palestinian attacker The assailant was shot in Shomron Square outside the northern city of Shechem (Nablus), near a military base. No Israeli casualties were reported.
Prime minister of Muslim-majority nation Mali to visit Israel in coming weeks Israel is reportedly preparing for an official visit from the head of state of yet another Muslim-majority African nation in the near future.
Netanyahu: ‘Israel will hurt anyone who tries to hurt us’ Following an Iranian strike on Israeli territory on Sunday, Netanyahu warned, 'We have a permanent policy: To strike at Iranian entrenchment in Syria and hurt whoever tries to hurt us.'
Germany bans Iranian airline over European attacks Germany's federal aviation agency suspended the license of Mahan Air, which Israel has accused of transporting advanced weapons from Iran to Syria.
Lebanese Daily: Hamas uncovers Israeli high-tech espionage effort against senior leader A Lebanese newspaper say Hamas terrorists in Gaza succeeded in discovering and dismantling various Israeli spy devices targeting a senior military commander.
WATCH: EU innovation director talks ‘startup nation to smartup nation’ Jean-Eric Paquet, director-general of the European Union’s commission for research and innovation, talks technology at a conference sponsored by the Israel Innovation Authority titled “From Startup Nation to Smartup Nation."
Netanyahu lawyers to attorney general: Wait on corruption cases until after elections Prime minister's lawyers urged Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit to hold off on corruption cases against Netanyahu.
Arabs riot in Israeli prison to protest surprise inspection To express their displeasure with surprise inspections, Arab terrorists set their cell on fire during a riot in Israel's Ofer Prison.
WATCH: Wounded couple plant tree for baby killed by terrorists The young couple, Shira and Amichai Ish-Rah, who were shot in a terrorist drive-by at a bus stop at the Ofra Junction on December 9 planted a tree in memory of their unborn baby, which died as a result of the attack.
Opinion: Dershowitz – Shame on Women’s March for tolerating anti-Semitism None of the rationalizations or excuses of the Women's March leaders justify their complicity with the very racism they claim to reject.
Trump envoy Jason Greenblatt schools PLO’s Hanan Ashrawi in series of Tweets Top Trump adviser Jason Greenblatt issued a stern rebuke to the Palestinians after the PLO's Hanan Ashrawi accused the U.S. of having "zero credibility" as a broker in the Mideast peace process.
WATCH: IDF pounds Syrian air defense battery The Israel Defense Forces released a video of the targeting and destruction of a Syrian anti-aircraft battery on Sunday night. Syrian surface-to-air missiles can be seen being launched from the battery.
Iran Air Force chief vows to destroy Israel despite impotence in face of airstrikes The head of Iran's Air Force vowed Israel's destruction following Israel's overnight attack on Iranian targets in Syria.
Former Women’s March leader blasts Linda Sarsour as an ‘anti-Semite’ Former Women’s March leader upbraids ‘antisemite’ Linda Sarsour for posting article claiming Jews are waging war on black people.
Israel attacks Iranian forces in Syria 'We have started striking Iranian Quds targets in Syrian territory. We warn the Syrian Armed Forces against attempting to harm Israeli forces or territory,' the IDF stated.
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.
German politicians urge canceling event with Malaysia over ban on Israeli athletes 'Homophobia and anti-Semitism cannot be a partner country. This regime must not be courted,' said Volker Beck of Germany's Green Party, referring to Malaysia.
Roseanne Barr blasts Natalie Portman for refusing to accept ‘Jewish Nobel’ prize, calls decision ‘sickening’ New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has been named as this year's Genesis Prize recipient.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Jan 20, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on January 20, 2019.
Iron dome intercepts Syrian missiles following claims of attack on Damascus The airstrike is said to have followed Iranian plane landed in the Syrian capital and as another was on its way.
Palestinian drivers praise new road even as critics accuse Israel of ‘apartheid’ What critics of the project fail to mention is that the motorists themselves, Jews and Arabs alike, are praising the new road as being a game-changer in alleviating traffic congestion.
ADL calls on Democrat Tlaib to explain picture with Israel-hating terror supporter Rep. Rashida Tlaib is seen posing with Abbas Hamideh, who has supported terror against Israel and Jews. By David Jablinowitz, World Israel News ...
Netanyahu blasts attorney general over timing of TV interview Netanyahu criticized Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit's decision to appear on a news show in the middle of an investigation.
Hezbollah leader under ‘house arrest’ by Iran over missing millions Iran is tightening the screws on Hassan Nasrallah, according to reports which might be part of a Saudi information campaign against Iran.
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.
