Israeli technology creates drinking water from air for Gaza neighborhood Watergen’s water-from-air machine steps in to ease the situation of Gaza’s rapidly depleting water supply.
Friedman visits settlement leaders in Judea and Samaria to discuss ‘Deal of the Century’ The plan provides 'genuine potential to greatly advance Israel’s interests while significantly improving the lives of many more throughout the Middle East.'
WATCH: Temple Mount activist says Israeli police incitement led to his near-assassination in 2014 Former Likud MK and Temple Mount activist Yehuda Glick, who is currently facing a run-in with the Israeli police, told i24NEWS that it was the police, by inciting against him, who encouraged Islamic terrorists to carry out the 2014 assassination attempt that nearly cost him his life.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – February 20, 2020 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on February 20, 2020
Netanyahu approves thousands of Jewish housing units in eastern Jerusalem In the past, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refrained from expanding these neighborhoods because of international pressure opposing Israeli expansion in eastern Jerusalem.
Israel’s Rafael defense firm develops tech to take over vehicles in emergency A safety measure will allow an operator to concentrate on other things – like returning enemy fire.
Under pressure, PA backs out of boycott on Israeli farm goods The Israeli Ministry of Defense stated that its discussions with PA officials led to a mutual lifting of the boycotts.
Gantz expected to face investigation after Knesset election Gantz is not, at least for now, said to be suspected of any wrongdoing on his own part.
WATCH: Fatah film features child soldier heading to Jerusalem to avenge terrorist Fatah pinned a video to the top of its Facebook page featuring a child actor posing as a soldier going to Jerusalem to avenge a terrorist who murdered two Jews. Fatah urged viewers to 'share.'
Ministry of Energy expects ‘record increase’ in gas revenues in coming year However, 'the Ministry of Energy expects a major jump in gas revenues in 2020 as the Leviathan field has begun producing gas,' says Globes.
US opioid abuse lawsuits are political, says Teva CEO Teva’s stock fluctuation is not the result of wrongdoing regarding the U.S. opioid abuse epidemic, but rather something born of the creativity of lawyers, says company CEO.
IDF gets green light to demolish homes of terrorists who killed Jewish teen All three terrorists are members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
WATCH: Biblical-like plague of locusts descends on Africa, Mideast Desert locust swarms are plaguing countries throughout the world.
IDF’s pioneering all-women tank crews to protect Israel’s south The new crews will serve in Israel’s main battle tank, the Merkava MK 4, which has active protection systems that intercept incoming anti-tank missiles and RPGs.
Father of Arab who murdered IDF soldier apologizes for ‘despicable act by despicable person’ Khaled Abu Judeh had reportedly been radicalized via social media; his family serves in the IDF.
Israeli president dons lei in Fiji for meetings in Pacific Island states The last time an Israeli president visited Fiji was in 1986 when Chaim Herzog held the position.
Jewish group claims ‘bridge-building role’ after meeting in Saudi Arabia 'We try to play a constructive bridge-building role, and I think that happened this past week,' says Malcolm Hoenlein of the visit to Saudi Arabia.
WATCH: Syrian journalist says Arabs ‘responsible for their own backwardness’, praises Israel Syrian journalist gives clear-eyed assessment of Israel and its accomplishments only to be met by his opponent citing The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
Far-right extremist mows down 9 at hookah bar outside Frankfurt Some of the victims in the massacre were of Kurdish descent.
Coronavirus claims 2 lives from cruise ship in Japan as 4th Israeli confirmed infected The two victims were in their 80s.
