Israeli archaeologists make amazing discovery at world’s oldest place of worship Ancient society had grasp of basic geometry, Israeli archaeologists discover.
Protestant TV channel begins airing in Israel despite missionary content Under Israeli law, proselytizing to persons' under 18 years of age is forbidden unless consent is given by a parent.
US promise of Israeli sovereignty in Judea, Samaria enrages Palestinians On the Israeli right, many welcomed Friedman's comments, but others expressed concerns about the Trump plan.
Father of terror victim blasts Germany for brokering Hamas prisoner deal Victims of Palestinian terror furious that German government is brokering a new prisoner swap with Hamas.
EU says funding terror supporters is OK As long as Palestinian individuals don’t officially represent terrorist organizations, they can benefit from programs the EU supports.
Knesset will swear in unity government on May 13, but Supreme Court still menaces Netanyahu and Gantz, who will share the premiership on a rotational basis, extended the government's term to 4 1/2 years.
Palestinian police arrest Israeli archaeologists in northern Samaria Eitan Melet, Field Coordinator for 'Preserving the Eternal,' set out on Monday with two archaeologists to the Tel Parsin site in northern Samaria, in an area under full Israeli jurisdiction.
Trump: Coronavirus worse than Pearl Harbor, 9/11 The president compared the coronavirus pandemic to the two worst attacks to take place on American soil.
WATCH: Israel optimistic about prisoner deal with Hamas Israel believes a deal can be reached with the terror group Hamas for the return of two Israeli civilians and the bodies of two IDF soldiers, ILTV reports.
WATCH: Egypt still in midst of its coronavirus fight Egypt has over 7,000 corona cases and 450 coronavirus deaths. Jordan has fared better and is slowly returning to normal, i24NEWS reports.
Supreme Court rules unanimously in favor of Netanyahu-Gantz unity government Israel's highest court unanimously rejected a petition seeking to block the formation of a national unity government by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Blue and White party leader Benny Gantz.
Pompeo scheduled to visit Israel, meet heads of new unity government The visit would be the first by a senior U.S. foreign official since Israel closed its borders amid the coronavirus pandemic
Biden vows to resume aid to Palestinians, reopen PLO mission The Democratic presidential nominee pledged to send aid to the Palestinians, which President Trump cut off to prevent it from being used to pay the salaries of terrorists and their families.
Netanyahu files police complaint after leftist agitator threatens his son The prime minister filed a complaint after a video posted on social media showed a left-wing activist with a history of provocations telling Netanyahu's son Yair, 'One day you'll be without the security guards - boom. You never know.'
Jewish tombstones used to pave Prague landmark The cobblestones had Hebrew lettering and Stars of David on their undersides.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – May 6, 2020 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on May 6, 2020
Bennett approves 7,000 new housing units in Judea Defense Minister authorizes new housing in Efrat, saying 'construction momentum should not be stopped for a moment.'
Vatican opens Pius XII archives, revealing troubling documents about Holocaust-era pope The document 'is clearly anti-Semitic and provides background on why Pius XII did not cry out against the Holocaust,' said Prof. Wolf.
‘Miss Hitler’ contest sparks calls to GoDaddy to take down website Only 'women that respect Hitler' are eligible to register, the anti-Semitic promotion says.
World Court colluding with terror groups to prosecute US, Israel Critics say International Criminal Court was hijacked by radical anti-U.S., anti-Israel groups.
