Survivor of terrorist attack pleads for help Avraham Elmaliach, 20, was stabbed seven times by a Palestinian terrorist in Jerusalem. Now, he is asking for your help.
‘Israeli tourism workers – your jobs aren’t coming back,’ says gov’t minister The some 200,000 Israelis who worked in tourism before the pandemic should find new careers, says Finance Minister, as the blanket ban on foreigners entering the country won't be lifted anytime soon.
Christian officials accuse Israel of holiday discrimination An official with the Catholic Church said church officials were shocked and angry by the Israeli decision.
Montreal Chabad center targeted by antisemitic neighbor The city has seen several hate crimes aimed at Jewish institutions over the last year, with antisemitic acts rising to record levels across the country.
Family reunited seven decades after the Holocaust Their mother had never stopped searching for her lost baby; her other daughters found her family after undergoing genetic testing.
Surprise ally? Arab lawmaker defends Jewish settlers Islamist politician slams coalition partner for 'generalizing' about settlers.
Hamas spies in Israel nabbed by security agency Two men, one an Arab Israeli and the other from Gaza, were caught passing sensitive military information onto Hamas, according to the Shin Bet.
WATCH: Fauci’s boss sings bizarre COVID song based on ‘Somewhere Over the Rainbow’ National Institute of Health (NIH) Director Dr. Francis Collins bid farewell to his role in the NIH by picking up a guitar and playing his own rendition of 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow' titled 'Somewhere Past the Pandemic.'
Syrian soldier killed in Israeli strike – report The attack caused the 'martyrdom of a soldier' and the infliction of some material damage.
WATCH: Palestinians outraged by Jordanian film about prisoners’ sperm smuggling operation A TV show that aired on Al-Aqsa TV earlier this month discussed the Jordanian film "Amira," which depicts Palestinian prisoners smuggling sperm out of Israeli jails.
WATCH: British doctor slams UK-Israel omicron travel ban Countries should be isolating 'people who have variants of concern' like Omicron, instead of preventing people from traveling between countries, where the Omicron variant is widespread anyway, says Dr. Bharat Pankhania.
Saudis prepared to ‘normalize relations’ with Israel, but… The conditions demanded have not changed in two decades.
Illicit antiques seized by police date back to Bar Kochba revolt A treasure trove of antiquities seized from illicit dealers is believe to have originally been taken by Bar Kochba rebels from Roman soldiers.
WATCH: Israel to tax all sweetened drinks starting January The move is an effort to combat maladies such as obesity, diabetes, heart disease, artery disease, and cavities, urging people to switch to water.
NY Times admits misreporting on Gaza professor’s lessons on Israel In an editors’ note, the newspaper acknowledged that its reporting did not accurately reflect the facts.
New Iran deal with UN watchdog allows cameras at nuclear site, but footage limited 'This is important for verification under the Iran nuclear deal, and work will continue to address other outstanding safeguards issues.'
Israeli tech reaches record $82.4 billion in 2021, a 520% surge With the addition of over $25 billion raised by startups, the total sum entering Israeli tech in 2021 crossed the $100 billion mark.
‘What the hell?’ – Trump, Kushner were furious at Netanyahu’s surprise annexation announcement Netanyahu's January 2020 announcement that Israel would annex large swathes of Judea and Samaria infuriated Trump and Kushner, new book reveals
Iran nuclear talks at risk of becoming ‘empty shell’ 'We are losing precious time dealing with new Iranian positions inconsistent with the JCPOA or that go beyond it,' say European representatives.
Far-right European groups use social media to lure peers into racist, antisemitic ideologies – report Social media platforms represent a prime channel for these youth groups to recruit and radicalize followers.