Black riots in Minneapolis continue after man’s death at hands of police 'Justice historically has never come to fruition through some of the acts we’re seeing tonight, whether it’s the looting, the damage to property or other things,' he said.
WATCH: ‘We missed our customers,’ Israeli eateries welcome return of patrons "It's fun to see people come back," said one Israeli restaurant owner as eateries across Israel opened on Wednesday.
14-year-old Iranian girl’s gruesome ‘honor killing’ turns spotlight on Islamic practice There is little data on honor killings in Iran where women and young girls are killed by family members or close relatives for actions perceived as violating conservative Islamic norms.
Oklahoma becomes 30th state to enact anti-BDS law The law declares that Israel is one of Oklahoma’s largest trading partner and prohibits the state government from contracting with entities that boycott the Jewish state
Phony ‘Israeli’ coronavirus vaccine peddled in South America Vials of fake vaccine stamped with the logo of an Israeli research institute are selling for up to $380 each in South America.
WATCH: Did politicians flout corona rules? Backlash is mounting worldwide over politicians who appear to have not complied with the corona regulations that rank-and-file citizens had to follow.
Temple Mount to be reopened on Sunday, says Islamic Waqf The holiest site in Judaism has been closed for two months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
World Court asks PA: Are Oslo Accords still in force? The clarification was requested by three judges tasked with determining whether the Court can proceed with a criminal investigation against Israel for war crimes.
Bride, groom and rabbi arrested at wedding in Buenos Aires Argentinian police arrest eight including the bride and groom, their parents, the rabbi who married them at a wedding hall in violation of anti-corona health guidelines.
US pressures Israel to block Chinese 5G suppliers U.S. Ambassador to Israel meets with communications minister, reflecting American concerns about Chinese equipment suppliers.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – May 27, 2020 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on May 27, 2020.
Trump threatens to shut down social media 'We will strongly regulate, or close them down, before we can ever allow this to happen,' Trump said.
WATCH: Israel’s harrowing jobless numbers – 28% unemployed Over 1.5 million people lost their jobs due to the pandemic in Israel. The country's economic growth dropped 7.1 percent, the sharpest drop in 20 years.
Judea Samaria council fights to change ‘problematic’ Trump map 'The question is which map will come to a decision by the government or the Knesset,' said Yesha Council head Yigal Dilmoni.
IDF intelligence corps will continue battle against coronavirus The IDF has agreed to keep its research division working with the Ministry of Health to help find answers to the pandemic and prevent a second wave.
Palestinian Authority could face ‘existential threat’ if it stops security coordination with Israel The PA benefits greatly from Israel’s operations and intelligence capabilities used to prevent Hamas and PIJ from building an armed infrastructure.
Brutal losses in Syria’s 9-year-long civil war, nearly 700,000 dead The toll from 9 years of war in Syria is staggering: $530 billion in losses, 40 percent of infrastructure destroyed and almost 700,000 dead.
Twitter fact checks Trump, campaign calls it ‘clear political bias’ On Tuesday, Twitter added a warning phrase to two Trump tweets.
IDF to integrate women into tank units IDF decides to continue its 'experiment' in using female soldiers in combat units including tanks, but with minimum restrictions on height and weight.
Behind scenes, Arab leaders signal annexation OK While publicly warning Israel not to move forward with annexation, some Arab world leaders are accepting the plan behind the scenes.
