Is Palestinian Authority self-destructing? Local districts challenge PA under cover of corona Local district leaders see the Covid-19 crisis as an opportunity to challenge the PA's authority.
Oakland protesters set fire to courthouse, smash windows Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf had warned in a statement that the vandalism could be used by Trump to justify sending federal agents to the city.
Palestinians allege arson in Ramallah mosque fire Arson suspected after Ramallah area mosque torched, spray painted with racist slogans.
WATCH: Shipwreck discovered off coast of Israel reveals its secrets It was 1,300 years ago that a cargo ship, 25 meters long, sank right off Israel’s coast.
WATCH: China takes control of of US consulate in Chengdu Going forward, the prospects for reconciliation look dim, even if the U.S. elects a new administration in November.
Israel can seize PA funds paid to terrorist, court rules Citing 2016 anti-terror law, Tel Aviv District Court rules that Israeli government can seize salary paid by the Palestinian Authority to an incarcerated terrorist.
Israel’s gas rigs are high-priority targets for Hezbollah, warns top Israeli Navy commander Brig. Gen. Gil Aginsky, outgoing head of the Israeli Navy’s Haifa base, describes the Mediterranean as an immense “blue tunnel” that can't be blown up.
WATCH: Israeli police defend use of force against protesters Israeli Police Foreign Press Spokesman Micky Rosenfeld defends use of water cannons to remove protesters who refused to evacuate the area.
Soros pours record $50 million into 2020 election Democratic candidates benefiting from Soros's cash have railed against the influence of money in politics.
Hezbollah backed off attack, but still intends to strike, IDF says IDF surmises Lebanese terror group called off strike on Israel at last minute but is still planning to attack.
Corona crisis fuels anti-Netanyahu protests throughout country Public dissatisfaction with the prime minister's handling of the coronavirus crisis has caused more politically moderate Israelis to join as well.
Iran moves mock aircraft carrier to sea amid US tensions The replica resembles the Nimitz-class carriers that the U.S. Navy routinely sails into the Persian Gulf from the Strait of Hormuz.
WATCH: Jews and allies ban Twitter, Instagram for 48 hours, protesting anti-Semitism #NoSafeSpaceForJewHate: Jews and their allies will stage a 48-hour from Twitter and Instagram, starting 9 a.m. on Monday, protesting tolerance of anti-Semitism.
Israeli drone crashes in Lebanon amid tensions with Syria The IDF said the drone went down over Lebanese territory "during operational activities" along the border.
Report: Iranian plane’s ‘strange maneuver’ may have hidden spy cameras Iran claims 'criminal act,' but plane intercepted Friday by USAF jets belongs to Iran's Mahan Air, which is banned by the US, Germany and France due to its connection to terrorism.
Israel moves ahead with $1.9 billion COVID-19 stimulus plan 'We will continue to move the wheels of the economy in order to put people back to work,' says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
WATCH: North Korea makes dubious claim it diagnosed its first and only corona case North Korea announced it diagnosed its first case of coronavirus this week, a claim that has been doubted by neighbors such as South Korea and Japan.
Left-wing Israeli diplomats push Democrats to reject the ‘occupation’ Former Israeli diplomats who recently endorsed European boycott of Judea and Samaria now urging Democratic Party to pressure Israel.
Intel CEO throws future of Israeli factory into doubt with 1 sentence Intel, the largest private employer in Israel, with a total workforce of 13,750 in the country, is considered to be a manufacturing leader in the U.S.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – July 26, 2020 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on July 26, 2020.
