Anti-Semites beat elderly man in Berlin 76-Year-Old Berlin Pensioner Beaten Up in Broad Daylight by Antisemitic Assailant
Austria to place police precinct in Hitler’s birthplace It will 'send an unmistakable signal that this building will forever be removed from the commemoration of national socialism,' said the interior minister.
Opinion: Why do American Jews oppose an Israeli consensus on settlements? Reaction to Trump’s latest decision once again proves that liberal Jewish groups see Israel in the context of American politics, not Middle Eastern reality.
WATCH: Members of Congress urge UN to confront Hezbollah A bipartisan group of 240 members of Congress have sent a letter to U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres, calling on the international community to confront the terrorist group Hezbollah.
IDF officer who led Syrian aid effort protested at UK universities An Israeli military veteran who helped oversee a humanitarian aid effort benefiting victims of the Syrian conflict was protested while speaking at two British universities this week.
White supremacist manifesto reportedly shared at Syracuse U Officials said the manifesto appeared to be copied from one written by the man accused of killing 51 people at two mosques in New Zealand in March.
Israel strikes Iranian targets in Syria, 23 reported killed, mostly Iranians 'The attack took place in response to the launching of rockets by an Iranian force from Syrian territory into Israeli territory,' says the IDF.
Netanyahu, Gantz meet in final effort to negotiate unity government Blue and White Party leader Benny Gantz sat down with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday night with just 26 hours to go before his mandate expires.
Mideast expert Caroline Glick praises ‘most significant change to Middle East policy in a decade’ Political analyst and author Caroline Glick lauds US decision that Judean and Samarian communities are legal.
Report: Iranians use Israeli-made app during protests The app was invented by Israeli company Waze Mobile in 2008 and sold to Google for nearly $1 billion in 2013.
Israel’s Rafael inks €220 million arms deal with Germany The first delivery will consist of 1,500 Spike missiles and hundreds of launchers.
Saudi film to open Jerusalem Women’s Film Festival This is another step towards normalizing relations between Israel and the Gulf States.
Israeli study: Human brains are convinced we live forever, death is for others At 17, Yair Dor-Ziderman encountered death, and it was not what he expected.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – November 19, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on November 19, 2019.
Anti-State of Israel rabbi visits Jewish State after hero’s farewell in New York 'He has a packed schedule in The Land of Israel until next Thursday, when he will return home,' said The Yeshiva World News.
Protesters force postponement of Lebanese parliament session The protesters are questioning the constitutionality of a parliament session in the absence of a government. By Associated Press Thousands of p...
WATCH: What is secret of Tel Aviv hospital ranked among top 10 in world? Newsweek ranked Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer in Israel as one of the top 10 best hospitals in the world this year. Arutz7 interviewed Arnon Afek, Acting Director of Sheba Medical Center, on the secret of Sheba's success.
Palestinian Authority, Israeli left react with anger at US decision in favor of settlements Israeli left-wing politicians joined with the PA against the U.S. decision.
WATCH: Every third Israeli is a child, says Israel’s central bureau of statistics Every third Israeli is a child. That’s what numbers from Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics revealed on the eve of World Children’s Day, which is celebrated on Wednesday.
Netanyahu aide: Win on settlements gives prime minister ‘shot in the arm’ against Gantz The U.S. statement on settlements gives the current prime minister 'a shot in the arm to bring home the point of how a Gantz government would be an extreme left government.'
