Miami-Dade county in Florida raises limit on investments in Israel bonds In addition to raising the investment cap from 3% to 5%, the resolution would also reduce the maturity of 'bonds backed by the full faith and credit of the state of Israel' from five to three years.
Russian-Israeli historian charged with espionage – report Prosecutors allege that foreign intelligence agencies instructed the defendant to conduct clandestine missions and influence operations on their behalf against the State of Israel.
WATCH: Netanyahu speaks out ahead of looming elections Ahead of the elections, Prime Minister Netanyahu discusses Gaza's security future, the ongoing fight against Iran's 'axis of evil,' the failures behind Oct. 7, and his personal reflections on leadership.
Turkey’s bank for Iranian oil The question is whether Washington keeps sanctioning Turkish conduits one at a time or presses the Turkish state itself.
Former Palestinian prisoner stabs Israeli in Samaria According to the victim, the Palestinian approached him and asked where his weapon was.
WATCH: Israeli National Security minister attends wedding of Border Police officer After learning that a Border Police officer had very few guests at his wedding, National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir attended the celebration himself and joined in the dancing.
Belgium owes Israel an apology over slain Belgian employee who was Hamas terrorist Israeli embassy in Belgium demands Brussels apologize for condemning IDF killing of a Hamas terrorist employed by a Belgian development agency.
You won’t believe the most popular baby name in Israel A hint: This boy's name is one of the most commonly found in the world.
Rapaport brands Macklemore a ‘clown’ over ‘Free Palestine’ rant An Israeli concertgoer said Macklemore’s remarks felt like 'a knife in the heart' amid the cheering crowd.
Navy SEALs carried out secret operation in the Strait of Hormuz – report Navy SEALs secretly cleared Iranian mines from the Strait of Hormuz in four-month clandestine operation.
Israel coordinating winter aid for Gazans, supplying Gaza with fresh water Israel supplies Gaza with more than 70,000 cubic meters of water per day, COGAT reveals, and is gearing up to facilitate the transfer of winter supplies, including new tents.
New York woman arrested after breaking into two different synagogues Police searching for second suspect wanted in connection with the burglaries.
Netanyahu declares ‘the end is near’ for the Iranian regime Israeli prime minister warns Iran against attacking Israel, threatening to respond with 'a blow it cannot even imagine,' adding that Israel is determined to topple the Islamic Republic.
Jewish schools behind steel and concrete: Rabbis warn Europe must confront the forces driving antisemitism Europe’s leading rabbinical organization is demanding governments move beyond guards, steel barriers and concrete blocks and confront the ideological ...
‘Beyond your comprehension’: Kushner stunned by staggering scale of Gaza’s militarization The United States is only now beginning to grasp the staggering scale of Gaza’s militarization, Jared Kushner said Sunday, warning that dismantling th...
Actress Susan Sarandon blames Hollywood ‘Zionists’ for lack of major roles The actress lost representation from her agency when she made remarks dismissing antisemitism a month after the October 7 massacre.
Lebanese MP: Hezbollah disarmament could lead to inclusion in Abraham Accords Makhzoumi urged Lebanon’s military to establish a checkpoint in Beirut’s Dahieh neighborhood to disarm Hezbollah.
IDF chief warns enemies will ‘pay heavy price’ as military drills for multi-front attack Zamir closely observed the activation of alert forces and reserves, operational responses and decision-making at different levels of command.
WATCH: Palestinian journalist calls Democrat politician ‘AIPAC monkey’ Palestinian journalist Rula Jebreal accused top Democrat Hakeem Jeffries of being 'an errand boy for AIPAC' and called him 'an AIPAC monkey,' claiming the remark wasn't racist.
Iran protester faces second execution attempt Human rights organizations report that death sentences were initially handed down to 15 people connected to the case, five of whom have already been executed, with only one sentence overturned.
