Pubs, pools and restaurants open in Israel Israel lightened its restrictions, allowing eateries to finally open.
Opinion: The Problem With Trump and Henry Ford’s ‘Good Bloodlines’ 'The company founded by a man named Henry Ford — good bloodlines, good bloodlines, if you believe in that stuff. You got good blood,' Trump said.
Netanyahu trial: Political witch-hunt or criminal caught in the act? Attorney Simcha Rothman, legal adviser of Meshilut and Marc Schulman, columnist for Newsweek discuss the Netanyahu corruption trial in a heated debate on ILTV.
Protesters mass in Hong Kong before anthem law is debated Police massed outside the legislative building and raised flags warning protesters to disperse.
Newscaster sues Netanyahu’s son over ‘slanderous’ suggestive comments Dana Weiss and News 12 are suing Yair Netanyahu over his allegedly slanderous comments intimating that Weiss lander her job in an unscrupulous manner.
Gantz visits Gaza border, warns conflict with Hamas ‘won’t disappear’ 'We know who our neighbors are ... and we are ready for anything,' said Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz as he toured the Gaza border area on Tuesday.
COUNTDOWN: SpaceX on brink of making history, prepares to take astronauts to cosmos CEO Elon Musk's vision could be realized on Wednesday when SpaceX launches the first private human spaceflight.
Iranian cyberattack targeted Israeli corona vaccine research Last week's cyberattacks on Israel also targeted the research institutes working to develop vaccines for the coronavirus pandemic.
WATCH: Corona crushes retailers in Israel Clothing retailers and the fashion industry in Israel were hit hard by the lockdown that accompanied the coronavirus pandemic.
Israeli court rules accused sex offender can be extradited for trial Leifer is facing 74 charges of rape and child sexual abuse.
WATCH: GOP sues California governor for vote-by-mail order RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel discusses the lawsuit against California Gov. Gavin Newsom, calling his mail-in ballot order a 'brazen power grab.'
Norway rejects BDS law to label products from Judea and Samaria Norwegian parliament voted down a bill that would have forced imported Israeli products made in Judea and Samaria to carry separate labeling.
WATCH: Yamina seeks to split coalition government Now in the opposition, Bennett is pushing for legislation that would cause division in the new unity government.
Demolition interrupted: Israeli court stops IDF bulldozing terrorist killer’s home Israeli court rules to stop planned demolition of terrorist’s home. MK Naftali Bennett promises to appeal the decision.
Ethiopian Falash Mura may finally reach Israel under new proposal Group proposes formalizing the immigration of thousands of Falash Mura, Ethiopian Jews who converted or stopped practicing Judaism, to finally bring them to Israel.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – May 26, 2020 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on May 26, 2020.
Coronavirus: Is it as deadly as previously thought? Coronavirus patients may no longer pose a threat of spreading the disease after 11 days even if testing positive afterward.
Israel demands removal of Iran Supreme leader’s Twitter accounts 'The Zionist regime is a deadly, cancerous growth,' Khamenei tweeted last week.
Amid US pressure, Israel rejects Chinese bid to build world’s largest desalination plant 'The Americans are speaking to us about this very politely but it is clear they would like us to review the Chinese participation,' an Israeli official said.
Netanyahu: I’ll never agree to a plea bargain 'We’re not here to do deals. We’re here to bring the truth to light,' the prime minister said.
