Palestinian Authority sends unaccounted billions to terror groups The PA has sent 7 billion shekels to the PLO, which has transferred some of those funds to terror groups.
WATCH: Persecute ‘rebellious perverts’ who sell land to Jews, cries former Grand Mufti of Jerusalem The head of the Supreme Muslim Council and former Grand Mufti of Jerusalem says that Arabs should stop selling land to Jews in the Old City.
France reopens contested Jewish tomb in eastern Jerusalem In 1878, a French Jewish woman purchased the property through the French consul in Jerusalem, and eight years later one of her heirs donated it to the French government.
El Al bids farewell to Boeing 747 by tracing the plane’s outline in the sky El Al has already replaced some of its planes with Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
Lapid: ‘Israel was established so we could tell anti-Semites to shove it’ Lapid said that 'anti-Semitism never acknowledges what it really is: xenophobia.'
Iran downs ‘unknown foreign drone’ over Persian Gulf port Iran's air defense force claimed it shot down an 'unknown' drone in the country's southwest region, the Iranian media reported on Friday.
WATCH: Could Jeremy Corbyn spark mass exodus of Jews from UK? According to David Mencer, former director of Labour Friends for Israel, Jeremy Corbyn repeatedly 'pokes his finger in the eye of the Jewish community,' emboldening anti-Semites in the U.K.
GOP presidential challenger vows to be ‘more pro-Israel’ than Trump 'I don’t believe in the two-state solution. The two-state solution is a fallacy. It’s a pipe dream,' says former Illinois congressman Joe Walsh, who is throwing his hat into the 2020 presidential ring for the Republican Party.
Israeli cattle growers want action against Palestinian boycott There is a prevailing feeling among Israeli cattle growers that the boycott is motivated by a desire to help the business interests of cronies of PA President Mahmoud Abbas.
Jordan set to take land from Israeli farmers, denies Israel’s request for extension Israel's request for a six-month extension for Israeli farmers to finish up their crops was denied by the Jordanian government.
UK Labour candidate calls Israel ‘abused child who becomes abusive adult’, forced to resign 'To me, the Israeli state is like an abused child who becomes an abusive adult,' Ramsden said.
Pompeo calls on international community to stop Iranian ‘nuclear extortion’ 'Iran is positioning itself for a rapid nuclear breakout,' says Secretary Pompeo.
Gantz’s party ready to annex Jordan Valley, agrees with Likud, report says 'In Blue and White, they are prepared to begin a process of imposing Israeli sovereignty over the Jordan Valley and the northern Dead Sea area,' Kan public radio reported on Thursday.
Israeli professor suffers from backlash over controversial Rabin assassination comments Reverberations continue for professor after his controversial remarks at a pro-Netanyahu rally.
‘It was a crime’: Former Israeli PM slams Shalit deal that freed 1,000-plus Palestinian prisoners The former prime minister was interviewed in a news program about Hamas.
Security agencies in India on alert for possible terrorist attacks on Jewish, Israeli targets India is a popular destination for Israeli travelers, especially for young Israelis who have just finished their military service.
Disenchantment with Amazon just weeks after Israel launch 'You can’t blame shoppers,' Amazon adviser Elad Goldenberg told Haaretz. 'They expected to see good deals and low prices.'
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – November 7, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on November 7, 2019.
WATCH: Israel proud of its startups, but worried about its competitive future Israel leads the world in high-tech. "But it doesn't lead when it comes to taking advantage of that leadership," said Mally Bitzur Parnes, an attendee at Industry 2030, an Israeli high-tech conference, i24News reports.
