WATCH: Hasidic Jews honor frontline medical workers in NY Hasidic Jewish cantors sang the U.S. national anthem outside a New York City hospital in honor of frontline healthcare workers.
‘Coronavirus hairstyle’ spikes in popularity in Africa Mothers like Margaret Andeya, who is struggling to make ends meet, said the coronavirus hairstyle suits her daughters’ styling needs and her pocket.
1,000-year-old mill provides flour during coronavirus lockdown Since resuming full production in April, over 2,200 pounds of flour has been produced.
Israel agreed to Jordan’s ban on Jews visiting Temple Mount, say petitioners Government not denying an agreement with Jordan barring Jews from the Temple Mount during the coronavirus crisis, but tells the Supreme Court it only wants to answer questions behind closed doors.
IDF gearing up for annexation of Judea and Samaria In the most extreme scenario, the Palestinians will launch violent riots and a continuous wave of deadly terrorist acts on a grand scale.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – May 14, 2020 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on May 14, 2020.
Israel Air Force to phase out its original fighter jet squadron In a cost-cutting move, the Israel Air Force will close down a fighter squadron comprised of aging F-16 combat jets. It was the country's first to get fighter jets in the 1950s.
FBI arrests Nazi-loving racist in NY who talked of carrying out mass shooting Miner purchased prior to his arrest body armor emblazoned with an iteration of the 'Wolfsangel,' a Nazi party symbol.
Car ramming attack: IDF soldier hit near Hebron A car ramming took place near Hebron on Thursday afternoon.
Yemina party wasting no time blasting Netanyahu from right Yemina sent a letter to right-wing Knesset members calling on them to oppose the unity government so long as annexation doesn't appear in the bylaws.
WATCH: IDF soldier killed by rock saved two friends, investigation reveals Amit Ben Yigal, the IDF soldier killed during an operation on Tuesday morning, saved two of his fellow soldiers.
Michael Jordan’s basketball shoe, baseball glove found in Tel Aviv closet The items were sent at the time by Jordan's wife, Juanita Jordan, to be reproduced in silver.
Israeli officials expect ‘Nakba Day’ to pass peacefully Yearly Palestinian riots marking loss of war to Israel in '48 are expected to pass relatively quietly owing to the coronavirus pandemic.
Was China main impetus for Pompeo visit? US cautions Israel day after meeting One day after Pompeo’s visit, American officials warn Israel about the dangers of collaborating with China on infrastructure projects in the Jewish state.
Jonathan Tobin: Is the panic about a rise in American anti-Semitism justified? More to the point, despite efforts to claim the contrary, the numbers don’t justify the effort to claim that anti-Semitism is primarily a product of right-wing extremism linked to Trump.
Opinion: The abduction of Western freedom The fact that she returned home in a hijab is cause for alarm, not an expression of freedom of religion.
Political crisis ends: Israel’s 35th government to be sworn in Last-minute maneuvering pushes off swearing in to approve the new government of national unity that faces monumental task of tackling the coronavirus crisis.
Uproar over swastika-engraved tombstones of German soldiers interred in US military cemeteries Officials at the Department have so far rejected the calls, saying that they have a 'duty' to preserve the historic markers, the Military Times reported on Wednesday.
Muslim Brotherhood sympathizer named to Facebook’s ‘Supreme Court’ 'We cannot be removed by Facebook,' they penned in a New York Times opinion piece.
Israel’s finance minister: ‘We sacrificed the economy on the altar of health’ Outgoing finance minister says he prevented complete financial disaster by keeping industries open despite health ministry pressure.
