New York Times interview with Ilhan Omar is faulted for going easy on anti-Semitism The Times interview, as published, includes two questions, of the 18 asked, that include the word 'anti-Semitism.'
SFSU seminar featuring notorious Palestinian terrorist briefly airs on YouTube before being taken down Khaled — who remains affiliated with the PFLP, which is still classified as a terrorist organization by the United States and European Union — had not yet spoken when the broadcast was dropped.
‘There is no choice’: Netanyahu, ministers agree to total lockdown until after holidays Cabinet battle raging over banning public demonstrations and shutting down synagogues for Yom Kippur.
WATCH: Israel-Arab peace deals ‘not a reflection of Israeli or Trump diplomacy,’ says Bolton Former national security adviser John Bolton told i24NEWS on that Gulf Arab states' normalization of ties with Israel is a product of the Iranian threat, not Israeli or American diplomacy.
Trump endorses Jewish Republican for House seat The president endorsed David Richter of New Jersey's third congressional district.
WATCH: Tel Aviv to become world’s first city with ‘smart roads’ 'The Tel Aviv-Jaffa municipality plans to be the first city to install ‘smart roads’, which will recharge electric vehicles as they drive,' ILTV reports.
Israelis support halting protests, will avoid synagogues on Yom Kippur Israel Democracy Institute poll shows Israelis understand the severity of the pandemic, have little confidence in the government.
Canadian Jews face anti-Semitic abuse during Rosh Hashana, vow to fight back 'Jews should never be afraid to walk around in their own neighbourhoods. Not in Canada. Not in any country. And not in 2020,'
Omar lashes out at Trump, accuses him of running country like 8-year-old 'An 8-year-old doesn’t run a country even though you run our country like one,' Omar said.
Saudi Arabia shows signs of warming, peace deal may yet come 'I spoke with the king of Saudi Arabia. At the right time I do think they will come in,' said Donald Trump.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – September 23, 2020 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on September 23, 2020.
Guy Niv first Israeli to complete Tour de France Finishing the race is what the team hoped for entering the three-week competition.
Israel discovers Formosan termites for first time, ‘most harmful in world’ Israel reports that for the first time it has discovered Formosan termites in the country, Kan News reports.
Palestinians now boycotting Arab League? Miffed at peace deal, they quit meetings The Palestinians showed their displeasure with the new spirit of peace in the Middle East at the Arab League.
New York City warns of new coronavirus outbreaks in Orthodox neighborhoods New York City health officials see rise of positive tests in in Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods as Yom Kippur approaches.
European states funding Palestinian legal battles against Israel in Hague The organization’s mission is to 'flood the occupation with hundreds and thousands of lawsuits that will incriminate and convict it.'
Mel Gibson to make ‘Passion of the Christ’ sequel In 2016, Gibson revealed he was in talks to make a sequel. Caviezel confirmed in 2018 that he would play Jesus in the new movie.
Zoom cancels virtual event with terrorist after public outrage Following Zoom's cancelation of the event, SFSU attempted to push forward with the virtual meeting using Facebook's online services. That, too, was canceled.
Netanyahu has ‘outstanding’ phone call with Bahraini crown prince The one-page declaration of intent to normalize ties signed in Washington last week will soon be supplemented with serious content, the prime minister says.
Analysis: Israel’s vulnerable new friends Just as Israel frets over demography, so too do the Emirates and Bahrain. And any problem that Israel has pales in comparison to theirs.
