Israel’s mall cops guard against corona, but forget about firearms Guards have been enlisted to ensure everyone entering the malls meets the health criteria. It seemed like a sensible choice.
Jewish organizations slam Belgium for deciding to remove military guards from synagogues on anniversary of museum shooting 'We are deeply alarmed by Antwerp’s plans to withdraw armed protection from the city’s synagogues,' the American Jewish Committee said.
Netanyahu thanks Mossad for critical work during height of pandemic The joint procurement command center led by the Mossad oversaw the massive acquisition of medical equipment and vital protective gear.
Netanyahu trial kicks off as PM avoids bad optics, defense asks for more time Netanyahu is charged with bribery, fraud, and breach of public trust. He maintains his innocence on all the charges.
WATCH: Israeli scientist invents face mask that cleans itself An Israeli scientist has come up with an innovation that cleans face masks, the Times of Israel reports.
Pro- and anti-Netanyahu protesters stake out their positions at trial Pro- and anti-Netanyahu demonstrators stake out their territory and dig in for the long-haul, exchanging accusations and insults for what is sure to be a fractious and arduous trial.
Sharp-eyed Israeli first grader finds rare 3500-year-old tablet Imri Elya saw the object lying on the ground at Tel Jemmeh while on a family excursion.
On Memorial Day, social distancing guidelines went out the window Dr. Deborah Birx, coordinator of the White House coronavirus task force, said she was 'very concerned' about scenes of people crowding together over the weekend.
WATCH: Stirring rendition of ‘Jerusalem of Gold’ Australian musicians Ben Adler and Paul Khodor put together a beautiful rendition of Jerusalem of Gold, which WIN is proud to share.
IDF shoots two terrorists during attempted stabbing, attackers flee Two terrorists were wounded but succeeded in fleeing the scene.
WATCH: Dershowitz on Netanyahu trial – ‘Israel should be deeply ashamed’ Prof. Alan Dershowitz, when asked if Israel shouldn't be proud that its prime minister isn't above the law, said it's just the opposite, as he doesn't believe Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has committed a crime, i24News reports.
Palestinians: Eating with a Jew is a crime Instead of welcoming the iftar meal, many Palestinians are now expressing outrage over the encounter and condemning it as a treacherous act.
WATCH: Israelis react to first day of Netanyahu trial Israelis on the streets of Tel Aviv offer a wide range of responses to the trial of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
IDF soldier hit near Hebron leaves ICU Ibrahim hopes to return to his military unit as soon as possible.
Arabs riot over Palestinian-imposed holiday mosque closures Clashes erupted as Palestinians took to the streets to protest against COVID-19 lockdown imposed during the Muslim holiday.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – May 24, 2020 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on May 24, 2020.
Israel worries Abbas may heat up conflict with Hamas The decision by the Palestinian Authority to cut all ties with Israel means it will no longer coordinate thousands of tons of aid to Gaza every week.
Netanyahu blasts trial: ‘An attempt to thwart the will of the people’ Netanyahu blasted the trial as a political attempt to bring down a strong, right-wing prime minister through the court system.
Opinion: Dear Europe – The Israelis are not your Jews It is revealing how they address their complaints against Israel, doing so in terms of 'punishment,' as to a misbehaving child.
Netanyahu presides over first unity government cabinet meeting Overshadowed by his afternoon appearance in court, Netanyahu started the day by chairing the first cabinet meeting of his new unity government in a bid to get the country moving out from under the coronavirus crisis.
