Israel’s warning to Biden: Don’t let Iran expand its reach Israeli officials let Washington known they will not compromise on the nuclear issue or sign off on allowing Iran to expand its reach in Mideast.
Tiered citizenry? Israelis protest Green Passport program The demonstrators at Wednesday night’s protest called for a cancellation of the Green Passport and greater government transparency around coronavirus policies.
Abbas vetoes Israeli offer of vaccination unit on Temple Mount: ‘They’re trying to get a foothold’ Every Friday, some 15,000 Arabs converge on Temple Mount against Covid regulations.
WATCH: Israel’s threat from the north: IDF prepares for its greatest challenge (outside of a nuclear Iran) Iran and its nuclear ambitions are in the news lately but Israel is also concerned about another threat.
Netanyahu speaks with Bahraini crown prince: Iran negotiations concern both The prime minister spoke with the crown prince on Iran and the two agreed to a visit.
26-year-old Jerusalem man collapses in home, dead from corona The man had no underlying health conditions, his family said.
Israel’s secretive Dimona nuclear facility undergoes major project What the construction is for, however, remains unclear. The Israeli government did not respond to detailed questions about the work.
NBC pulls final TV series episode over anti-Semitic content Network slammed over the final episode of the drama series 'Nurses' that contained anti-Semitic tropes.
Corona hotel or tracking bracelet? Efforts to keep tabs on Israelis raise concerns The proposal has raised serious concerns about balancing public health needs with democratic principles.
Germany: Covid-19 triggers new wave of anti-Semitism It remains unclear why so few perpetrators have faced legal consequences for their crimes, especially when government officials repeatedly claim that fighting anti-Semitism is a top priority.
Iraq’s struggling Christians hope for boost from pope visit Iraq's Christian communities were dealt a severe blow when they were scattered by ISIS' onslaught in 2014, further shrinking the country's already dwindling Christian population.
Israel scrambles to save animals injured in massive tar spill Veterinary professionals and volunteers in Israel rush to clean the beaches and rescue injured sea turtles, birds, lizards, snails and other wildlife.
WATCH: Israeli app helps women promote self-defense A new Israeli mobile app connects women to help them protect one another from violent attacks.
In first US tour, Israel envoy embarks on ‘personal journey’ along civil rights trail Israeli Ambassador Gilad Erdan said Jewish and African-American communities have a lot in common as people who hold 'the words of the Bible close to [their] heart.'
‘We are Hitler’s people’: Violent hatred of Jews exposed among students at elite German university 'Almost every day, somebody greeted me with ‘Heil Hitler,' said a former member of the Normannia fraternity at Heidelberg University.
Opinion: Jewish Voice for Peace fights to preserve anti-Zionist hatred online After JVP’s anti-Semitic 'Deadly Exchange' campaign was exposed last fall, the group is now fighting steps to remove Jew-hatred from Facebook.
WATCH: Ottoman ‘world domination’ myth revived by Turkey’s president Erdogan promotes the 'red apple' theme from Ottoman folklore, 'a militaristic myth that symbolizes the Turks’ political ambitions for ultimate world domination.'
Rabbis blast US ‘Equality Act’ for calling Bible ‘bigoted’, attacking religious values 'It is outrageous that Congress would declare us bigoted for simply maintaining our time-honored traditions,' said Rabbi Avrohom Gordimer, chairman of the CJV Rabbinic Circle.
3 Israeli inventions reimagine how things are done A robotic printer, autonomous security drone and topless flip-flop are completely changing how games are played.
WATCH: Drive-thru voting? Israel prepares for pandemic-era elections Israel will hold elections on March 23. With the pandemic ongoing, special procedures are being put into place to protect the electorate.
