Anti-Israel UN resolution condemning ‘illegal occupation’ passes 147-7
The anti-Israel resolution passed by 147 in favor to 7 against with 13 abstentions.
Israel pushed US to send troops to Middle East, report says
'This reporting by @WSJ is wrong. The U.S. is not sending 14,000 troops to the Middle East to confront Iran,' says the Pentagon.
No staff or resources for 3rd round of voting, says elections committee head
'We don’t have staff, offices, equipment. The storerooms are empty,' says Central Elections Committee director Orly Adas.
Tel Aviv professor reveals treatment to kill 90% of pancreatic cancer cells
Throughout the study, which was conducted on mice, the cancer was completely eradicated.
State Department: An estimated 1,000 citizens killed in Iran protest
'This is the worst political crisis the regime has faced in its 40 years,' said U.S. Special Representative for Iran Brian Hook.
Netanyahu associates to be indicted in $2 billion graft case involving German subs
Netanyahu was questioned, but not named as a suspect, in the submarine probe, known as 'file 3000.'
Palestinian state up for vote in US House resolution
'The Palestinian Arabs have rejected any peace talks with Israel and refuse to discuss peace with the United States,' said the Zionist Organization of America.
DAILY RECAP: Tehran’s Shadow War; Israeli Nobel Winner: Jurists Taking Control; Likud Leaders Battle; More Top News
Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on December 5, 2019.
WATCH: Israeli algorithm may make airplane engine failure thing of the past
A new Israeli invention not only identifies when a plane is losing altitude but finds the best place to land, ILTV reports.
Iran waging ‘shadow war,’ seeding Iraq with short-range missiles that could strike Jerusalem, US troops
'Tehran is engaged in a shadow war, striking at countries in the Middle East but thinly disguising the origin of those attacks to reduce the chance of provoking a response,' say the sources.
Nobel winner Robert Aumann: We are witnessing ‘a coup of lawyers, I fear for the state’
Nobel Prize winner Robert Aumann said that lawyers and jurists were taking over the country, negating the system of separation of powers.
Israeli medical breakthroughs successfully target Alzheimer’s, liver cancer
Israeli researchers have found innovative ways to deliver targeted medication to the brain and liver.
WATCH: Israeli Army Radio questionnaire refers to ‘conquest’ of Jerusalem
An Israeli Army Radio questionnaire for those hoping to join the military station has raised eyebrows, Israel Hayom reports on Thursday.
Gal Gadot set to produce US version of hit Israeli TV crime drama
The Israeli crime drama 'Queens' was the most-watched TV series in Israel last year.
Hamas: Five countries have tried and failed to mediate prisoner exchange with Israel
Germany, Qatar, Sweden and Turkey had all recently joined Egypt’s ongoing efforts, but all fell due to Israel, official says.
‘The trouble with the Jews’ dropped from UK paper after apology
Opinion writer in the Independent states that he would condemn and combat anti-Semitism but uses an anti-Semitic trope that has now been removed by the paper.
Liberman: No option left but another election
The Israel Beiteinu head blames the big parties for not creating a unity government.
Omar challenger for Congress catches attention of pro-Israel group
'We don’t have to remind you of Rep. Omar’s terrible record on the issues,' writes Pro-Israel America to its followers in an email.
Netanyahu, Sa’ar sharpen rhetoric as Likud primaries loom
Netanyahu and his main Likud rival, Gideon Sa'ar, have stepped up the tone of their attacks on one another.
US Navy seizes Iranian missile parts set for Yemen
A U.S. warship took control of a cache Iranian missile parts headed to a proxy militia in Yemen, U.S. officials said Wednesday.