‘This will end in bloodshed,’ Israel’s public security minister warns at rising incitement After protesters were assaulted on Tuesday night, Netanyahu, President Rivlin and Public Security Minister Ohana condemned the violence and called for an end to incitement.
Political parties wooing popular former IDF chief Eisenkot Former IDF chief of staff Gadi Eizenkot being pursued by political parties hoping to boost their popularity in the next election.
Knesset stunned as Twitter says Khamenei tweets calling to destroy Israel do not violate policy 'Twitter just admitted that tweets calling genocide against Jews by Iranian leaders DON’T violate its policy,' the Knesset member tweeted.
US slaps sanctions on Syrian president’s eldest son It was the first time that the sanctions name any of Bashar Assad’s three children. Hafez Assad, born in 2001, is his eldest.
Ariel Sharon planned more withdrawals, former PM Olmert says Ehud Olmert confirms that Ariel Sharon died before a planned major disengagement in Judea and Samaria.
UK sees ‘third highest number of anti-Semitic incidents’ for first half of year The CST's half-year report found 789 anti-Semitism incidents that were recorded between January and June of this year.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg undergoes medical procedure at hospital The stent had originally been placed last August, when Ginsburg was treated for a cancerous tumor on her pancreas.
‘Unorthodox’ actress gets Emmy nod for role Haas plays Esther, a young woman who escapes the restrictive life of her ultra-Orthodox community.
WATCH: New Israeli corona czar reveals virus exit strategy Israel's new coronavirus czar Ronni Gamzu made a 'new contract' between Israel's citizens and government in tackling the deadly virus, ILTV reports.
Israeli Foreign Minister: Sovereignty not being talked about now Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi says the sovereignty issue is off the table for now for both Israel and the U.S.
Jews set to mark Tisha B’Av, annual mourning of Temple’s destruction Annual fast day that begins at sundown Wednesday marks key disasters in history that have befallen the Jewish people
WATCH: Georgia Senator Accused of Anti-Semitism for Ad that Enlarges Nose of Jewish Challenger The Georgia senate campaign between incumbent Republican Sen. David Perdue and Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff took a turn for the worse as an image in a digital attack ad lengthened Ossoff's nose, employing a classic anti-Semitic trope.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – July 29, 2020 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on July 29, 2020.
Actor Seth Rogen: ‘I don’t understand Israel at all’ 'As a Jewish person, I was fed a huge amount of lies about Israel my entire life,' said Seth Rogen.
WATCH: Iran’s multipronged attack on fake US aircraft carrier Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corp. showcases its capabilities in an attack on a mock U.S. aircraft carrier, MEMRI reports.
Films ridiculing Judaism on Israeli Education Ministry’s approved list The ministry’s website has offensive satirical clips on Judaism and missionary-sponsored content for teachers of Scriptures in the state-run secular schools
South African chief justice stands by call to pray for Jerusalem Head of South African Supreme Court slams anti-Israel group, saying they 'weaponized' his call to pray for the peace of Jerusalem against him.
Israel’s corona czar may be just what the doctor ordered He spoke of a 'new contract' between the government and the public in combating the deadly virus.
WATCH: ‘Since when is it OK to try and burn down a federal court?’ asks AG Barr Federal courts are under attack, and the U.S. Marshals have a duty to stop that - which is what they’re doing in Portland, Oregon, says AG Barr.
WATCH: Israel surpasses US in Covid-19 cases per capita Israel outdistanced the U.S. in the number of new coronavirus infections per capita.
