WATCH: Two Israeli Border Police officers wounded while securing Joseph’s Tomb in Samaria Two Border Police officers who were securing the entrance to Joseph's Tomb near Nablus were injured early Monday when dozens of rioters disrupted a prayer held there as part of the Sukkot holiday.
IDF vet who self-immolated wakes from 5 month coma After years of appeals and back-and-forth with bureaucrats, Saidian self-immolated on the steps of the Ministry as an act of protest.
Following raid on Hamas cell, IDF says more members still on the loose The operation prevented attacks that could have targeted "Jerusalem, Netanya, Tel Aviv, Afula and anywhere else," IDF Chief of Staff Aviv Kohavi said....
WATCH: Bedouins host Jews for Sukkot Bedouins from the Jahalin tribe in Judea and Samaria offered a unique gesture to their Jewish neighbors over the Sukkot holiday.
Poland jails Israelis after testing positive for COVID A local Chabad emissary, said his organization was working around the clock to assist Israelis locked up in Polish detention facilities.
Bennett to tell UN: ‘Time for action, not talk, against Iran’ 'Making us Siamese Twins with the Palestinians is wrong and unhelpful. They will not be a major part [of the speech]. Relations with other countries will not be defined by them,' a source close to Bennett said.
Iran, Venezuela strike oil deal, flouting US sanctions The two embattled nations seek to flout U.S. sanctions that have crippled their economies.
Israeli-developed robotaxis to debut in Munich next year Germany recently enacted a law allowing for driverless vehicles on the roads, making it perfect for early-rider testing.
Bennett celebrates ‘sweeping victory’ on Iron Dome vote as he sets off for UN The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to approve a $1 billion in spending for Israel's' Iron Dome in a stand-alone vote.
WATCH: Iranian cartoonist organizes ‘Holocaust cartoon exhibitions’ 'In the past six months, we held four big festivals in an international format ... There was the issue of the Holocaust, which is the Zionists' Achilles' heel,' said Iranian cartoonist Masoud Shojaei Tabtabaei.
IDF raids Hamas cell in Judea and Samaria, kills 5 terrorists, 2 soldiers injured The incident was part of five different operations that took place overnight in Judea and Samaria, aimed at arresting Palestinians with ties to terrorist organizations and seizing weapons.
Former Hamas captive: ‘Israel gave me hope’ A decade on from his release in a Hamas prisoner swap, Gilad Shalit is leading a largely normal life.
WATCH: Israeli sniper takes down Nazi flag raised near Hebron Palestinians raised a Nazi flag near Hebron in Judea and Samaria on Saturday.
WATCH: Israel reaches out to Iraq in peace, prime minister says 'Hundreds of Iraqi officials ... came together yesterday and called for peace with Israel. This call came from below, not from above, from the people, not the government," Prime Minister Naftali Bennett wrote.
‘No longer relevant’: Israel dismisses Abbas’ threats at UN Israel has one year to withdraw from 'the Palestinian territory it occupied in 1967,' Palestinian Authority head Mahmoud Abbas said during his address to the UN.
Texas adds Ben & Jerry’s, Unilever to list of companies boycotting Israel Lone Star State will begin divesting holdings in companies in 90 days.
WATCH: Is El Al airline’s future at risk? Israel's national airline and the government are at odds over financial assistance.
WATCH: Hamas to boycott Palestinian municipal elections A Fatah activist offered a surprisingly blunt assessment of Palestinian democracy.
San Diego teachers’ union passes resolution rejecting Israel’s legitimacy 'Condemning Israel for its ethnic cleansing of Palestinians, occupation, apartheid, and war crimes is not anti-Semitism,' teachers claim.
Over 300 Iraqis call for peace with Israel, rejected as ‘traitors’ Conference of leading Kurds supports joining Abraham accords but Baghdad calls them traitors.
