Hamas security forces assault journalist in Gaza Hamas assaulted journalist Muhammad Fayyad on the job in Gaza, again violating the basic right of freedom of press.
Netanyahu appoints minister to handle Palestinian peace talks The prospects of peace in the near future appear slim, but Israel is exploring all options and has appointed a minister in charge of negotiations.
Iranian general ‘welcomes’ war with US Despite the nuclear negotiations, Iran's army is anticipating war with the US and cites the American navy as one of its targets, an Iranian general declared.
Syrian mortars land inside Israel Three errant mortar shells from Syria hit the Golan Heights Sunday evening, causing no injuries.
Israel seizes 40 diving suits meant for Hamas commandos Another attempt by Hamas to smuggle equipment used for terror was stopped by Israel's security forces.
Police suspect Arab arson at two Jerusalem synagogues Palestinian terrorists are suspected in synagogue arson and shooting incident over the weekend. One woman was injured by a bullet in the leg.
Saudi Arabia threatens Obama with regional arms race Saudi Arabia has vowed to match Iran’s nuclear capabilities as Obama's pledge of military cooperation with the Arab states falls short of an actual defense pact.
Report: Mossad refused request to assassinate Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979 A new book reveals that the Mossad was asked to kill the Iranian ayatollah in 1979 but the spy agency declined, citing moral reservations.
Kerry: Iran nuclear deal could inspire North Korea to resume talks US Secretary of State Kerry hopes that a final agreement with Iran will influence North Korea to resume nuclear negotiations with the US.
Arab terrorist rams car into four Israelis An Arab wounded four Israelis on Thursday in Judea and Samaria in yet another incident of car terror.
Hezbollah Hides 100,000 Rockets Under Human Shields Hezbollah is hiding an arsenal of 100,000 rockets and missiles, hundreds of which can reach anywhere in Israel, underneath human shields in southern Lebanon.
Merkel to Rivlin: Deal with Iran not likely While affirming Germany's commitment to Israel's security and lauding the relations between the countries, Chancellor Merkel said a deal with Iran is unlikely.
Eight Egyptians killed after destruction of Gaza smuggling tunnels Eight Egyptians were killed in Rafah shortly after the Egyptian president announced a successful conclusion to a military operation to destroy Gaza tunnels.
Report: Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah suffers heart attack Is Hezbollah's leader still capable of leading his terror organization? Arab sources are reporting that he has suffered a heart attack.
Arab press warns US: Iran’s interference in region more dangerous than nuclear bomb Ahead of Obama's Camp David summit with the Gulf countries, the Arab press warns of failing diplomatic ties with the US and regional upheaval.
Israeli and German heads of state highlight strong ties, vow to fight anti-Semitism Rivlin applauded the close friendship between Berlin and Jerusalem despite the dark past. German President Gauck vowed that anti-Semitism will not be tolerated in his country.
Germany to Supply Israel with Four Patrol Ships In a quest to secure its offshore gas rigs, Israel will purchase four corvette ships from a German company.
Swedish anti-Israel group sets sail for Gaza Anti-Israel organization Ship to Gaza is sending activists to Gaza to protest Israel's perceived blockade of the Hamas-controlled territory.
Arab terrorist stabs Israeli in Jerusalem In yet another terror attack in the capital, an Arab stabbed a young Israeli.
Arab leaders snub Obama summit Obama has invited Arab leaders to a summit at Camp David to discuss Iran, but they are boycotting the meeting out of frustration with the US president's foreign policy.
Israeli president to attend event marking 50 years of German-Israeli relations President Reuven Rivlin leaves on Sunday night for a three-day visit to Germany, marking the jubilee of diplomatic relations between Jerusalem and Berlin.
Anti-Semitism in Germany on the rise Anti-Semitic crime rose 25% in Germany in 2014, likely spurred by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and increasing xenophobic violence by right-wing extremists.
Report: Hezbollah special forces commander Marwan Mughniyeh killed in Syria Marwan Mughniyeh, commander of Hezbollah’s special forces in Syria, was allegedly killed in battle on Friday. Hezbollah has not confirmed the report.
Palestinian driver slams into Israeli policeman in suspected attack A speeding Palestinian motorist slammed into a policeman, wounding him in the legs. Is this another case of Palestinian car terror?
Netanyahu forms coalition, Palestinians already condemn new Israeli government PM Netanyahu’s narrow-right coalition could lead to problems with the Obama administration and provide political cover for unilateral Palestinian actions.
Israel’s regional military edge at risk as Obama may give Arab states advanced weapons Obama might provide Arab states with advanced weapons, possibly violating a congressional mandate that requires US assurance of Israel’s regional military superiority.
IDF checking claim that Hamas terror tunnel exists under Gaza border Kibbutz The IDF is looking into claims by residents of Kibbutz Nirim after a private company concluded with near certainty that Hamas is still digging terror tunnels into Israel.
Arab terrorist sentenced to prison for trying to blow up Jerusalem homes A Jerusalem court sent an Arab terrorist to 30 years in prison for an attempt at mass murder of Israelis in the capital.
Iran nuclear talks to resume as Senate works to oversee any deal World powers will resume Iran nuclear negotiations on May 12 despite Iranian belligerence and as US lawmakers work to have oversight on a final deal.
Report: IAF attacks weapons cache in Sudan Arab news outlets claim Israel bombed a weapons depot near Khartoum. Sudanese army officials deny this, but claim they fired at an object in the sky.
France wraps up Arafat death investigation, concludes Israel not to blame The French investigation into the death of PA chairman Yasser Arafat has come to an end. Forensic experts concluded that Israel did not assassinate him.
France gets tough on Iran nuclear deal, vows to defend Arab allies French President Hollande, vowing to defend his Arab allies, stated that a nuclear deal with Iran must not threaten the security and stability of the region.
Former IDF Chief: Civilian deaths illustrate need to update laws of war Former IDF chief Benny Gantz said the rules of war must be updated to prevent terrorist use of civilian infrastructure and human shields.
FIFA to vote on Israel ban The Palestinian motion to suspend Israel from FIFA will debated at the end of May.
In first US attack, ISIS claims responsibility for Texas shooting Authorities confirmed that the shooting incident at a Mohammed cartoon contest was an Islamic terror attack. ISIS has claimed responsibility, warning of further attacks on American soil.
ISIS-affliliated group suspected of bombing Hamas security headquarters Hamas security headquarters in Gaza was bombed hours after the Supporters of the Islamic State in Palestine posted an ultimatum online.
Palestinian terrorist shot in Jerusalem attack Alert Israeli security forces successfully thwarted another Palestinian terrorist attack in the capital on Monday.
PA arrests Islamic Jihad terrorists The PA concedes that arrests were made, but police insist they were targeting criminal activity and not political opponents.
Missing Israeli Or Asraf Found Dead in Nepal The body of Or Asraf, the last missing Israeli following last week's earthquake in Nepal, was found by a ZAKA rescue team and friends from his IDF unit.
Two attackers killed outside Mohammed cartoon contest in Texas Two men, apparently Islamic terrorists, were killed in Texas after violently attacking an event defending freedom of speech.
Palestinian arrested after stabbing attack Israeli security forces arrested an Arab youth who tried stabbing them at a checkpoint in an attempted terror attack.
US-led airstrike on ISIS kills at least 52 civilians, including children A US-led coalition airstrike against ISIS in northern Syria kills scores of civilians.
Carter says Hamas serious about peace while Netanyahu is not In Ramallah, former US President Carter also pushed for peace among the Palestinians and called for elections.
US Secretary Kerry derides Israeli ‘hysteria’ on Iran nuclear deal John Kerry insists – despite statements by atomic experts to the contrary – that the world community will monitor Iran's nuclear program in a final deal.
Iran claims Israel has 400 nukes Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif claimed Israel possesses 400 nuclear warheads. He condemned Prime Minister Netanyahu for criticizing a deal that would leave Iran’s nuclear infrastructure intact.
Israel and Paraguay Deepen Ties, Sign Partnership Israel takes another step towards becoming a leading global agricultural force by signing a cooperation agreement with Paraguay.
Netanyahu: Iran is our North Korea Netanyahu reiterated his warning that a nuclear deal with Iran could prove very dangerous for the world, citing North Korea as an example.
President Rouhani: Iran sanctions on verge of collapse A final deal has not yet been signed, but foreign sanctions against Iran will soon have been almost completely removed.
US Senate debates Iran nuclear bill, rejects amendment The Senate debated the Iran nuclear bill and rejected toughening the terms claiming it could hinder negotiations.
Details of planned massive Hamas attack emerge; Vetoed due to fear of IDF mega-retaliation Fearing severe retaliation from the IDF, Mashaal vetoed a massive terror attack last year that would have killed hundreds and involved large-scale civilian abductions.
World-Class Pianist Moves to Israel World famous pianist, Oksana Yablonskaya, recently moved to Israel at age 76, achieving one of her lifelong dreams. The lively musician is looking forward to continuing her music career here in Israel.
Hamas commander Mohammed Deif alive, rebuilding terror infrastructure Despite several Israeli attempts on his life, Hamas commander Mohammed Deif is alive and operating in full force to restore the organization's terror capabilities.
US terror report omitted Iran and Hezbollah Iran and Hezbollah were not included on the US list of global terror threats this year. Some point to the nuclear negotiations as having influenced this decision.
Israel hit by mortar fire from Syria Sirens in Israel's north sounded as two mortars slammed into the Golan Heights. No injuries were reported.
Iran demands world powers force Israel to abandon alleged nuclear weapons Iran demands that Israel abandon its nuclear arms and that the world force it to do so. Jerusalem never confirmed that it has weapons of mass destruction.
Kerry: World ‘closer than ever’ to Iran nuclear deal US Secretary of State John Kerry believes the world is moving towards a final nuclear deal with Iran, although much work still needs to be done.
Hamas accuses Fatah of crackdown after campus election win Hamas accuses Fatah of arresting its members and interfering in Palestinian student elections following their surprise victory at Birzeit University.
IDF thwarts terror attack on Syrian border The Israeli military thwarted an attempt by terrorists from Syria to plant explosives near an abandoned IDF post on the Golan Heights.
Reports emerge of a third IAF strike in Syria Israel attacked Hezbollah targets on Monday morning for the third time in the past few days, Arab news sources report.
Family of Jewish hostage killed in US drone attack disappointed in Obama Family of al-Qaeda-held Warren Weinstein killed by a US strike slams "inconsistent and disappointing" White House policy.
