U.S. wants to pull its troops out of Sinai peacekeeping force Defense Secretary revives plan despite apparent Israeli objections to end American participation in the peace force set up following the Israel-Egyptian peace treaty in 1979.
GoDaddy takes down ‘Miss Hitler’ contest 'A glorious victory of good over evil,' said ADC Chairman Dvir Abramovich.
Ted Cruz says San Antonio ‘is NUTS’ to ban term ‘Chinese virus’ Texas senator says city of San Antonio's resolution denouncing anti-Asian bigotry and anti-Semitism 'is nuts' for saying the use of the term 'Chinese virus' is a hate crime.
PA threatens lawsuit against US if Israel proceeds with annexation Opposition to Israel's annexation plans is also heating up among Democrats in the U.S.
WATCH: ISIS exploiting pandemic to step back into limelight ISIS is stepping up its activities in Iraq and Syria as the countries grapple with the Covid-19 pandemic, i24NEWS reports.
Israel, Greece talk tourism as countries emerge from pandemic relatively unscathed The Greek tourism minister appeared on Israeli television to tell viewers he hoped to open Greece for visitors in July.
With 72 Knesset members’ support, Rivlin tasks Netanyahu with forming new government With only hours before the midnight deadline, 72 Knesset members endorse the prime minister and avoid going to elections. Netanyahu has two weeks to form a government, but is expected to convene the Knesset next week to be sworn in.
WATCH: Trump valet tests positive for COVID-19 The White House medical team confirmed that a valet for President Trump has tested positive for COVID-19.
Coronavirus cancels bonfires on Lag B’omer, festive Jewish holiday of fire Bonfires are traditionally lit on Lag B’Omer to symbolize the spiritual light brought into the world by mysticist Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai, who passed away that day in 160 AD.
Iran behind cyber attack on Israeli Water Authority; operated through US servers Iranian hackers used American computer servers to launch an attack on Israeli water infrastructure sites last month.
Israeli tourism expected to remain in coma until 2021 'In my industry 2020 is over,' said Mark Feldman, owner of Ziontours in Jerusalem. 'Travel as we know it has changed.'
Former Israeli officials call for boycott of Judea and Samaria in Irish Times The letter urged the Irish government to implement the Occupied Territories Bill.
Llamas may hold the key to coronavirus cure llamas' antibodies stave off diseases more effectively than humans despite only being a quarter of the size.
WATCH: Texas court orders salon owner be released from jail for defying corona regulations Texas Supreme Court ruled that salon owner Shelley Luther be released from jail after defying the state's coronavirus restrictions.
“We need more people standing up for Jews,’ renowned playwright David Mamet says 'People come to me over the years and they say, ‘We need more movies showing that Jews are good.’ It’s like outreach, which is a bunch of nonsense,' Mamet said.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – May 7, 2020 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on May 7, 2020
WATCH: ‘Added fuel to the fire’: Jewish civil rights group demands to know why de Blasio targeted Jews New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is feeling the heat for a tweet targeting the Jewish community.
Israel demands major changes in UN peacekeeping in Lebanon Israel has repeatedly accused Iranian-backed Hezbollah terrorists of impeding the peacekeepers from carrying out their mandate.
Fears of ‘second wave’ hang over coronavirus successes A century ago, the Spanish flu epidemic’s second wave was far deadlier than its first, in part because authorities allowed mass gatherings from Philadelphia to San Francisco.
Malls, markets and gyms back as Israel reopens for business No timeline has been provided by the government to reopen restaurants.
