WATCH: Corbyn skips Jews in celebration of diversity campaign video A video posted by U.K. Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn on Twitter champions the cause of diversity of those who 'wear a hijab, a turban, a cross,' and are 'black, white, or Asian,' but Jews are neither seen nor mentioned.
Israeli city council tries to remove Netanyahu pictures from schools The proposal was entitled: 'Photos of the criminally-accused in educational and public institutes,' says Makor Rishon.
Iran admits killing gas price protesters It's the first time Iranian authorities have offered any sort of accounting for the violence they used to put down the demonstrations.
Netanyahu indictment officially delivered to Israel’s parliament Netanyahu is charged with fraud and breach of trust (under Israeli law 'fraud and breach of trust' is one count) and one charge of bribery.
Netanyahu: I spoke with Trump about annexing Jordan Valley Netanyahu has made his intention to annex the Jordan valley a central theme in his re-election campaign.
Int’l Criminal Court affirms dismissal of Gaza flotilla complaint The ICC prosecutor affirmed that there is no cause to open an investigation into a 2010 flotilla incident during which extremists clashed with Israeli security forces.
Trump administration quietly releases Lebanon aid The Trump administration released more than $100 million in assistance to Lebanon after months of delay. By World Israel News and AP The Trump a...
Israeli military tech boosted by civilian sector, says Israeli colonel 'The great thing is that it is like Lego: you can take a good drone and a sensor and create a new ability we did not have,' says Colonel Y.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – December 2, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on December 2, 2019.
WATCH: Inside Israeli police’s busiest special forces unit Israel's MATPA specializes 'is one of the most active police units' dealing with everything from criminal activity to riot dispersal to counterterror, i24NEWS reports.
Amazon drops Auschwitz-themed Christmas ornaments after protests 'The product description of the items listed them as 'the ideal city souvenir' and suggested buyers could 'give it to a friend on different occasions as a gift,' reported Sky News.
12-year-old still fighting for life after crash that killed mother, baby sister Eyewitnesses at the scene said that the Arab was traveling very fast and deliberately did not stop despite the red traffic light and cars waiting at the intersection.
Bereaved families group warns Netanyahu: ‘Freeing terrorists is declaration of war’ 'Promoting such a move is a declaration of war,' says the Choosing Life forum.
Belgian town chooses disgraceful anti-Semitic carnival floats over UN cultural heritage status In 2013, a float resembling a Nazi rail cattle car used to transport Jews to their death was on display.
New study finds more than two-thirds of dedicated Corbyn supporters hold anti-Semitic views The poll revealed that 84% of British Jews believe Jeremy Corbyn to be a threat to the Jewish community.
Hebron’s Cave of the Patriarchs to undergo major renovation The Israeli plan is moving forward despite 'the objections of the Jordanian-based Islamic trust, which co-manages the site along with the Israeli rabbinate,' says Arutz 7.
Britain’s main Jewish group asks election candidates to commit to Palestinian state A British Zionist group opposes the inclusion of support for a Palestinian State in the Board of Deputies’ manifesto, as does Israel’s Likud party.
WATCH: ‘Out, out, get out now’: New footage released in botched covert IDF Gaza operation "Out, out, get out now," IDF soldiers could be heard shouting in newly released footage of the failed IDF operation in the city of Khan Yunis in the Gaza Strip.
IDF’s ‘less lethal’ sniper rifle credited with drop in fatalities along Gaza border The Israel Defense Forces switched to a less deadly sniper rifle to reduce fatalities among Arab rioters.
Jordan Valley annexed within 6 months? Netanyahu confidant floats possibility 'If you ask me,' annexation of the Jordan Valley 'is one of the things that could be done' within six months, Elkin said.
