Israel: For first time, Iran is retreating from Syria Israeli defense officials say they are seeing Iran retreat for the first time since it entered Syria.
Israel defense ministry declares ‘breakthrough’ in corona antibody treatment Defense biology research institute says it developed an antibody to COVID-19 that attacks the virus in infected patients.
Labour party leader Starmer stumbles in effort to purge anti-Semites from party Jewish advocacy group says Starmer missed an opportunity to send a clear message against anti-Semitism.
WATCH: Nasrallah – Germany’s Hezbollah ban is capitulation to US, Israel Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah said in a May 4 speech that the U.S. and Israel are behind Germany’s decision to ban his terror group, MEMRI reports.
Israel will invest $60 million in coronavirus research, Netanyahu tells world leaders 'Israel’s leading research institutions, its world-renowned scientists and our unique culture of innovation can enable us to play an important role in advancing solutions on all three fronts,' Netanyahu said.
WATCH: Israeli grade-schoolers head back to class Israel's elementary schools reopened this week as the country slowly emerged from the corona restrictions, i24NEWS reports.
In surprise move, Omar signs AIPAC letter, urges Trump to extend Iran arms embargo 'We look forward to working with you to re-authorize these expiring UN restrictions, which are essential to protecting our national security and the American people,' the letter said.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – May 5, 2020 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on May 5, 2020
Health Ministry: Synagogues to reopen for prayer soon The Ministry of Health is expected to authorize a return to prayer in synagogues by the weekend as the Western Wall plaza is reopened to worshipers.
Intel buys Israeli app Moovit for $900 million to boost bet on robotic cars Intel plans to combine Moovit with Mobileye, a self-driving car specialist that Intel bought for about $15 billion in 2017.
Biden pressed to choose a black woman as his running mate Biden launched a committee last week to begin vetting possible candidates for the vice presidency, a process he has said will likely last through July.
Israeli NGO blasts country’s diplomats for failing to defend legality of settlements After UN official calls for a boycott if Israel keeps its sovereignty promise, Mattot Arim slams years-long weak response to 'illegality rhetoric.'
Dershowitz: Israel’s Supreme Court usurps Knesset’s role When the High Court's decisions directly impact citizens's lives, it should not be surprising that citizens, through their elected officials, seek to play a more active role in choosing judges and justices.
Poll: 40 percent of Israelis don’t trust Supreme Court Opinion poll reveals record low levels of public trust in the Supreme Court and the State Attorney’s office.
Knesset meets to change basic laws, judges deliberate legality of unity deal The Supreme Court is deliberating on petitions to stop Netanyahu from serving as prime minister and to nullify the proposed unity deal.
WATCH: Remembering Israel’s first female navigator – ‘Everything a man can do a woman can do better’ Batya Orni passed away on Sunday, May 3rd at the age of 86.
Dutch king apologizes for behavior of great-grandmother during Holocaust The king made his remarks during his annual speech at the national memorial ceremony to Dutch war victims in Amsterdam.
WATCH: IDF gets into hot water with backup dancers Israel's Army recently drafted two popular singers and thought it would be a good idea to provide backup dancers. The idea backfired, ILTV reports.
Israel reportedly targets Syrian chemical weapons research facility, 14 killed A center in Syria suspected of researching chemical weapons was hit by airstrikes overnight Monday.
Virus-afflicted 2020 looks like 1918 despite science’s march In 1918, no one had a vaccine, treatment or cure for the great flu pandemic as it ravaged the world and killed more than 50 million people. No one has any of that for the coronavirus, either.
