US Ambassador meets Netanyahu, Gantz as annexation deadline approaches Ambassador David Friedman meets with Israeli leaders as tensions mount related to annexation of Jewish settlements in Judea and Samaria.
Palestinian Authority starts printing passports independent of Israel The PA wants to cut ties with Israel in protest of Netanyahu's intention to apply sovereignty over areas in Judea, Samaria and the Jordan Valley.
Fatah accuses Hamas of political arrests on anniversary of bloody coup Fatah members blame the current Palestinian state of affairs on the Hamas terror group, which seized power in a bloody 2007 coup, killing hundreds of Fatah members.
IDF officers unhappy with ‘minicars’ army leased for them 'Forget about traveling with a family because even just two children can barely squeeze into the backseat,' said one IDF officer.
Arab leaders warn against Israeli annexation; Palestinians skeptical of real action Palestinian observers say the Arab states aren't in a position to take concrete action against the Trump plan.
US warns its citizens to avoid Jaffa as protests rage 'Protests may turn violent to include vandalism, rock throwing, burning of tires, vehicles, and fire bombs,' the U.S. Embassy warned.
Israeli police worry cannabis legalization will fire up illegal drug market Israel's unity government announced on June 9 it intends to move forward with legislation that would follow the approach of Colorado and Canada.
IDF soldier rescues Palestinian from attack in Hebron Police investigating after video on social media shows IDF soldier in Hebron shielding Palestinian from what appears to be Israeli attackers.
WATCH: Atlanta police shooting adds fuel to protests Protesters gathered after the police shooting of Rayshard Brooks on Friday in Atlanta. At one point, protesters blocked a six-lane highway and set fire to the Wendy's where the shooting took place.
WATCH: ‘Judea International Airport’? Trump map opens possibility Israel may have the option to build a major airport in the heart of Judea thanks to the Trump plan.
Officer charged in Floyd’s death eligible for pension money Though facing second and third-degree murder charges, Derek Chauvin is eligible for a pension even if found guilty.
Netanyahu warns of renewed closures as coronavirus cases rise Netanyahu warns the public that renewed closures will go into effect if people fail to heed health guidelines to get the infection rate back down.
Father-son hike leads to capture of antiquity thieves The Antiquities Authority caught the robbers red-handed as they burrowed into a 2,000-year-old cave.
Israel fears Palestinian incursion into areas slated for sovereignty Israel's government will hold a discussion on the grave threat posed by the illegal takeover of Area C by the Palestinian Authority.
WATCH: Newsweek columnist justifies AIPAC’s green-lighting criticism of Netanyahu annexation plan Newsweek columnist Marc Schulman attempts to convince ILTV that AIPAC's message to U.S. congressmen giving them a pass to criticize Israel's sovereignty plan is 'not taking a stance.'
Entertainment industry snarls Jerusalem traffic in demand for aid Israel's entertainment industry remains shut down due to the pandemic, leading employers and workers to demand that the government provide 'basic existence' to stave off collapse.
Trump approves sanctions against ‘kangaroo court’ pursuing Israel Mike Pompeo denounced the ICC as a 'kangaroo court' that has failed in its mandate to prosecute war crimes, adding that the U.S. would ban entry to ICC employees who try to prosecute Israelis.
WATCH: Israel reaches 300 corona deaths, police slap hundreds of fines on rule breakers Israel saw a spike in fines for failure to wear masks in public, as the police increase enforcement of coronavirus regulations amid an uptick in infections.
Orthodox Rabbi stabbed on London street; attacker detained, motive unknown At least one eyewitness was quoted as saying it appeared to have been a hate crime in which the victim was targeted over his religion.
WATCH: Israel’s first female undercover agent during Second Intifada breaks her silence During the Second Intifada, Shiri Peled was the first woman to go undercover in Arab areas as part of Israel's elite Mista'arvim Unit.
