Argentine court dismisses AMIA bombing case An Argentine court voted to dismiss charges that President Kirchner concealed Iran’s role in the 1994 AMIA bombing.
US Senate votes unanimously to re-impose Iran sanctions if agreement is broken Voting on an amendment sponsored by Senator Mark Kirk, the US Senate signaled that it will monitor and ensure that Iran fulfills the terms of any deal that is signed.
Netanyahu faces hurdles in building next Israeli government Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces the challenge of forming a new Israeli government that will include six parties - with only 18 portfolios to distribute among them.
Was the Germanwings plane crash an act of terror? Experts believe the co-pilot intentionally caused the Germanwings plane crash. Was it suicide or a terror attack?
IDF Thwarts Palestinian Terror Attack in Hebron IDF soldiers prevented another Palestinian terror attack by remaining on high alert.
Amnesty International Charges Palestinian Terror Groups with War Crimes Amnesty International confirms what every Israeli already knows - Hamas committed war crimes and targeted civilians during Operation Protective Edge.
US Senate ready to impose new Iran sanctions if talks fail US senators will seek to impose new sanctions on Iran if nuclear negotiations fail to produce a framework agreement next week.
Iran refuses surprise inspections of its nuclear facilities Leading up to what appears to be a bad deal with Iran, the IAEA has confirmed that Iran is objecting to concessions that are necessary to prove it is not building a bomb.
Obama treats Netanyahu and Putin the same President Obama appears to relate to Netanyahu and Putin in the same chilly manner.
Lufthansa plane crash claims 150 victims including one Israeli A sole Israeli was among the 150 passengers killed on Tuesday on board a Lufthansa flight when the airplane crashed into the French Alps.
Obama Declares War on Israel In short, Obama's anti-Israel stance is the best gift the Americans could have given to Muslim terrorists and radical Arabs.
Congress presents Obama with tough terms for Iran deal in bipartisan letter Fearing a dangerous deal with Iran, Congress is pushing for oversight on any agreement that Obama may sign with the Islamic Republic.
Yehuda Avner, distinguished diplomat and author, dies at 86 With the passing of Yehuda Avner on Tuesday, Israel lost one of its finest and most dedicated public servants.
IAEA: Iran’s nuclear program may not be peaceful IAEA Director-General Yukiya Amano says Iran is not implementing protocols needed to determine if its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes only.
US does not defend Israel at biased UN session For the first time since Obama took office in 2009, the US did not defend Israel at a UN Human Rights Council debate. Israel says the decision was jointly coordinated.
Israel Hopes France Will Harden Stance On Iran Nuclear Deal Israeli officials visited Paris Sunday to encourage France to take a hard line in the emerging bad deal with Iran as the deadline for the nuclear negotiations nears.
US Senator Ted Cruz announces he is running for president As 2016 approaches, the race for the presidential nomination has officially begun and is expected to heat up in the coming months.
New UN Gaza report: Israel deliberately targeted Palestinians The UN Human Rights Council's Gaza report, which has been accused of bias, claims that Israel deliberately targeted civilians in last year's war against Hamas.
Israeli forces capture Hamas terror cell in Samaria Israeli security forces captured another Hamas terror cell in the Palestinian Authority-administered territories of Judea and Samaria.
US House Speaker John Boehner to visit Israel this month Now that Israel's elections are over, decision makers from around the world, including US lawmakers like Boehner, will visit Israel.
IDF holds surprise drill on Gaza border The IDF, in an effort to remain prepared for any scenario, has been holding spontaneous training exercises.
New York tragedy: Seven Jewish children die in horrific fire, will be buried in Israel Monday Seven Jewish children died in a huge blaze in their New York home Friday night. They will be brought to Israel where they will be buried on Monday.
Will the Iran nuclear framework deal yield results by deadline? An Iran nuclear framework deal may materialize, but while the Iranians are expressing enthusiasm, US representatives are less optimistic.
Will the Iran nuclear framework deal yield results by deadline? An Iran nuclear framework deal may materialize, but while the Iranians are expressing enthusiasm, US representatives are less optimistic.
Prosor to UN: If you’re worried about Mideast democracy, focus on PA – not Israel The UN chided Israelis for their choice of leader in democratic elections, while choosing to ignore the Palestinian Authority's dictatorship.
Netanyahu election victory receives mixed reactions around the world The reaction from world leaders to Netanyahu's decisive election victory has been mixed - from congratulatory to dismissive.
Palestinians balk at claims they owe over $1 billion to victims of terror attacks in Israel The Palestinian Authority is fighting a US court decision that ruled they must compensate US-born and dual-citizenship victims of terror attacks in Israel.
Palestinians Appear Indifferent to Netanyahu Victory Some Palestinians are angry at Israelis for voting in PM Netanyahu and his Likud party, but PA President Mahmoud Abbas indicated that it makes no difference.
Israeli Elections: Netanyahu Emerges As Clear Winner, Will Be Next Prime Minister Prime Minister Netanyahu declared victory as Israel's uncontested political leader after a vicious elections campaign.
Hamas rebuilding bases to attack Israel Hamas has confiscated building materials supplied by Israel meant for civilian reconstruction and is using it to rebuild bases and terror infrastructure.
Saudi prince sides with Israel, warns against bad Iran deal Prince Turki al-Faisal warned that the Middle East will see a nuclear arms race if Iran is left with the capability to produce the bomb.
Jamaica hopes Jewish tourism can help fading community There were as many as eight synagogues and roughly 2,500 Jews in Jamaica in the 1800s. But tides of migration and assimilation have now left only 200 congregants, and just one synagogue remains. (AP/David McFadden)
Iran Nuclear Capabilities Will Remain After Deal Iran remains steadfast in its refusal to relinquish its ability to race toward the bomb.
Argentina declassifies documents on Jewish center attack The Argentine government plans to declassify documents related to the investigation into the devastating 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish community center in Buenos Aires.
Kerry: Deal with Iran in coming days ‘possible’ Kerry continues to insist that only a negotiated agreement could provide long-term assurance that Tehran would not develop nuclear weapons. Can Iran be trusted?
Iran’s Khamenei derides US Senators, calls Netanyahu ‘Zionist clown’ As the US negotiates with Iran over its nuclear program, Iran's supreme leader continues to ridicule American and Israeli decision makers.
New Israeli initiative aims to improve foreign trade Stepping up efforts to become a leading force in the global import-export market, the ministry of economy launched a new website, Israel-Trade.Net.
Arab lawyer from Jerusalem arrested for aiding Hamas Israeli security forces prevented a serious prison security breach when it caught a lawyer serving as a conduit between Hamas terrorists in various prisons.
UN Security Council criticized for failure to act in Syria The UN Security Council is under attack for once again failing to fulfill its Charter, prevent genocide and assist refugees in need.
Extremist cleric will influence choice of Iran’s next leader Hardliner Ayatollah Mohammad Yazdi beat former president Ayatollah Ali Rafsanjani as head of the Assembly of Experts, which will decide who will lead Iran after Khamenei.
Qatar promises to rebuild homes in Gaza destroyed in Hamas’ war against Israel At a donors' conference in Cairo in October, some $5.4 billion was pledged at the meeting, but most of it has yet to reach the Palestinians.
Austria refuses to return Nazi-looted art to former Jewish owner’s heirs Austria's laws on restitution of Nazi-looted art appear to have placed a painting by famed artist Gustav Klimt in the wrong hands.
United Nations panel asks to postpone publishing Gaza war report A UN inquiry will publish a report on war crimes that took place during Hamas's war against Israel last year, during which Hamas indiscriminately fired thousands of rockets at Israel. Israel often objects to such UN inquiries, finding them biased.
Israeli released for ransom in Nigeria abduction case An Israeli was abducted and released for ransom in Nigeria recently. His case is one among many in a rising trend.
New missile enables Iran attack on Europe Iran showcased the new Soumar missile, capable of an attack on Europe. Analysts are speculating this public display is a signal to the US and Israel, demonstrating growing Iranian power.
UK Middle East Students Vote to Boycott Israel While University of London students voted overwhelmingly to boycott Israel in a biased referendum, Jewish students felt afraid and unwelcome on campus.
Israel to double supply of water to Gaza With Gaza's residents in need of fresh water, Israel announced that it will double the amount of water it supplies to the Strip.
A skeptical US Secretary of State reassures Gulf leaders, Europeans over Iran’s nuclear ambitions With a March 30 deadline for a framework agreement looming, US Secretary of State John Kerry spent the last few days in separate meetings with the Iranians, Gulf leaders and European negotiating partners.
Independent Forensic Report Says Jewish Argentine Prosecutor Murdered Believing the Argentine authorities to be shielding the responsible parties, Alberto Nisman's family has ordered their own private investigation.
Is this the End for the Palestinian Authority? US Secretary of State John Kerry warned PA President Mahmoud Abbas to avoid taking harsh measures before the Israeli elections on March 17.
Palestinian Authority to Fight Israel in International Criminal Court In its ongoing efforts to battle Israel in every forum, the Palestinian Authority is seeking to drag Israel to court over alleged war crimes. This move could backfire though as Israel can also file a complaint against the PA.
Most American Jews Supported Netanyahu Speech With all the controversy and hullabaloo surrounding Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday, it appears most American Jews stood behind the decision to address the legislature on the dangers of a nuclear Iran.
Israel to Connect New Palestinian City to Water Grid Although the Palestinians have resisted cooperating with Israel over connecting the new Palestinian city of Rawabi to the national water grid, Israel announced last week that it approved the move anyway.
Obama Downplays Rift with Netanyahu Obama, while defending his diplomatic drive towards an agreement with Iran and criticizing Netanyahu, reaffirmed US ties with Israel.
Israel, Jordan sign agreement for historic water project The Red-Dead Project will help save the Dead Sea while providing much-needed fresh water to Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian Authority-run territories.
Kerry Mocks Netanyahu on Foreign Policy In what appears to be a new low point in the Washington-Jerusalem relations, US Secretary John Kerry took another swing at Prime Minister Netanyahu.
ISIS Leadership Suffers Severe Blow in Iraq US-led coalition airstrikes on Thursday eliminated many among ISIS's top leadership while damaging institutions and logistical capabilities.
Hitler’s Mein Kampf Returns to German Bookstores “I am absolutely against the publication of Mein Kampf, even with annotations. Can you annotate the Devil? Can you annotate a person like Hitler?”
Netanyahu Ensnared in Congress’s Partisan Web “My sole intention was to voice Israel’s grave concerns about a potential nuclear agreement with Iran that could threaten the survival of my country.”
‘Zionist’ Muslim Teenager Completes IDF Preparatory Program Mohammed Zoabi, the Arab-Israeli teen who made headlines over the summer for condemning Palestinian terror, has completed a week of preparation to joi...
