Caroline Glick: Who’s really running in Israel’s elections? All aspects of public life in Israel today are dictated by the attorney general and the Supreme Court, which have devoured the powers of the Knesset and the government.
Syria’s first lady of terror: Britain investigating dictator’s wife for war crimes >The London police War Crimes Unit is examining allegations against Asma al Assad, wife of the Syrian dictator.
Netanyahu: Gulf State to invest $10 billion in Israel 'Specific projects' were already under discussion.
WATCH: What brings a Temple Mount activist and an Afghan official together? Prof. Hillel Weiss, who wants to see the Temple rebuilt, met with a Pashtun official who advises Afghan President Ashraf Ghani several times in India in January 2020.
Iron Sting: Israel debuts munition that will ‘revolutionize ground warfare’ 'The technology made available to the IDF by Israeli industries changes the battlefield,' said Defense Minister Benny Gantz.
Terrorist who laughed about killing Israeli children ‘no longer subject to Interpol warrant’ Tamimi was sentenced to 16 life sentences for murder, but was released during the October 2011 Gilad Shalit prisoner swap.
Israel defense officials want to cool covert sea war with Iran Senior defense officials want to calm the tensions on the high seas with Iran; American sources say Israel targeted Iranian merchant ships.
New Czech embassy in Jerusalem angers Arab League, Palestinians Arab League and Palestinian Authority fume as another country opens an embassy to Israel in Jerusalem.
Israeli scientists develop ultra accurate lie detector test During the CIT test, the suspect is presented with information about a crime that only the perpetrator would know.
Israeli woman who crossed border claims Syrians tried to use her in plot against IDF The woman jumped the fence in the demilitarized zone between Israel and Syria in February.
WATCH: Netanyahu avoided Saudi airspace due to fear of Houthi missiles Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was deterred from flying through Saudi Arabian airspace because of the Houthi missile threat.
Why is Israel ignoring its own law against ‘pay for slay’? Bereaved families petition High Court 'This is a moral outrage and a violation of the law,' said the Lavi organization.
Israeli aid delegation begins relief efforts in Equatorial Guinea The team was sent following the blast in Bata, blamed on the mishandling of dynamite by the military.
Israeli bicyclist who cycled around world saves 7 lives in death Because Sadan was a registered organ donor, his death meant a new chance at life for seven Israelis with chronic illnesses and organ failure.
Baffling rules of engagement: ‘IDF soldiers are afraid to use their weapons’ Instructions on when opening fire is allowed are confusing, say soldiers, leading to excessive caution that could be life-threatening.
Israel’s rescue chief steps down over sexual assault claims The allegations surfaced just days after Meshi-Zahav was awarded the nation's most prestigious honor, the Israel Prize.
WATCH: Israeli firm turns private jets into airborne warning systems Israeli firm Bird Aerosystems takes private jets and reconfigures them into high-tech surveillance planes. They can even carry missiles.
WATCH: Entire region is in Iran’s ‘target bank’ Tehran-based Lebanese journalist Hakam Amhaz said that if Iran is attacked, all the military sites in the area will be in Iran’s target bank. He made his remarks on on Russia Today on March 3.
Swastikas found on student housing at California university 'Acts of hate like this are disgraceful and cowardly,' university leaders wrote in a joint statement.
Poll shows key to right-wing government in Bennett’s hands If Bennett's Yamina party joins Netanyahu, the right-wing bloc will have 61 seats necessary to form a coalition.
