Nobel winner Robert Aumann: We are witnessing ‘a coup of lawyers, I fear for the state’ Nobel Prize winner Robert Aumann said that lawyers and jurists were taking over the country, negating the system of separation of powers.
Israeli medical breakthroughs successfully target Alzheimer’s, liver cancer Israeli researchers have found innovative ways to deliver targeted medication to the brain and liver.
WATCH: Israeli Army Radio questionnaire refers to ‘conquest’ of Jerusalem An Israeli Army Radio questionnaire for those hoping to join the military station has raised eyebrows, Israel Hayom reports on Thursday.
Gal Gadot set to produce US version of hit Israeli TV crime drama The Israeli crime drama 'Queens' was the most-watched TV series in Israel last year.
Hamas: Five countries have tried and failed to mediate prisoner exchange with Israel Germany, Qatar, Sweden and Turkey had all recently joined Egypt’s ongoing efforts, but all fell due to Israel, official says.
‘The trouble with the Jews’ dropped from UK paper after apology Opinion writer in the Independent states that he would condemn and combat anti-Semitism but uses an anti-Semitic trope that has now been removed by the paper.
Liberman: No option left but another election The Israel Beiteinu head blames the big parties for not creating a unity government.
Omar challenger for Congress catches attention of pro-Israel group 'We don’t have to remind you of Rep. Omar’s terrible record on the issues,' writes Pro-Israel America to its followers in an email.
Netanyahu, Sa’ar sharpen rhetoric as Likud primaries loom Netanyahu and his main Likud rival, Gideon Sa'ar, have stepped up the tone of their attacks on one another.
US Navy seizes Iranian missile parts set for Yemen A U.S. warship took control of a cache Iranian missile parts headed to a proxy militia in Yemen, U.S. officials said Wednesday.
‘Israel is countering Iranian aggression,’ Netanyahu tells Pompeo in Lisbon Netanyahu thanked Pompeo for the U.S.' recent announcement on Judea and Samaria and stressed the need to confront Iran's influence in the region.
Hamas officials make condolence calls to bitter rival Abbas A number of calls from terror leaders were said to be for the purpose of offering condolences on the death of a longtime Fatah official.
Iran orders US to pay $130 billion in reparations Iran's demand for hard currency comes on the same day that its military leaders issued new threats to annihilate the United States, Israel, Britain, and Saudi Arabia.
US Congresswoman compares US-Mexico border to Israeli ‘oppression’ in Gaza 'Do you know what I saw at the border? I saw Gaza,' Tlaib told the American Muslims for Palestine conference.
WATCH: Israeli falafel stand feeds 20% of its customers for free A Netanyahu falafel store started in the 1950s feeds the hungry. 'Feeding people is not about making money,' said the owner, Alon Gibli, of Tova's Falafel.
Long lost menorah by ‘Charging Bull’ sculptor stirs up feud after resurfacing at auction In 1997, DiModica was commissioned by the owners of 2 Broadway to create a menorah that would be lit on Hanukkah in Lower Manhattan.
Israeli Non-Profit Entices Socially Conscious Jews to Buy into the Zionist Vision The Ayalim organization is looking for help in bringing young Israelis to rekindle life in the Negev, Galilee and social periphery.
WATCH: ‘Something rotten in Israel’s judiciary’: Pro-Zionist group calls for hearings into handling of Netanyahu investigations "There is something rotten in the way the judiciary handled the Netanyahu investigations," said Im Tirtzu's legal counsel Ziv Maor in a letter on Tuesday to Israel's Civil Service Commissioner.
Hollywood comedian Seth Rogan and father receive ‘Yiddish’ award Rogan went to Jewish day school as a child and his parents met on a kibbutz in Israel.
