WATCH: NATO drills with Israeli Navy, sees Jewish state as key partner for medical assistance NATO has recognized the Israeli Navy as a key medical-assistance partner in the Mediterranean following a drill held last week practicing emergency evacuations of personnel.
‘Last night they tried to murder me’: Beit El mother describes harrowing drive as Arabs stone car A mother and her children came under an onslaught of stones on Wednesday night. The mother credits her son with saving them.
Auschwitz survivor, 89, unwittingly touches nerve in Italy over anti-Semitism She unwittingly provoked one of the country’s most intense confrontations with anti-Semitism since the end of its Fascist dictatorship during World War II.
Analysis: Is Iran gaining the upper hand against Israel? An analysis in the Israel Hayom daily says that a new Iranian brazenness is restricting Israeli military reactions against Tehran's aggression.
Expert: Israel’s Bank Leumi hoarding $118 million of Holocaust victims’ money The bank piled numerous difficulties on survivors and heirs looking to get their money back after World War Two, says a parliamentary auditor.
Nailing Netanyahu: Storm in Knesset as justice minister reveals investigators’ dirty tricks Ohana revealed controversial details of the investigation tactics used to pressure a key witness against the prime minister.
WATCH: Netanyahu’s son – ‘Before my father, Israel only exported oranges’ Yair Netanyahu, the son of the prime minister, extolled his father in a widely publicized interview on Wednesday in New York.
Set for demolition: IDF preps home of terrorist who killed Jewish teen Rina Shnerb The IDF prepped the home of Qasem Shabali for demolition.
Netanyahu meets Israeli robotics team that won silver in Dubai olympiad The prime minister and science minister congratulated the silver medalists in the robotics competition.
Report: Iran detained nuclear inspector, seized travel documents Iran detained an inspector employed by the international nuclear watchdog, according to a Reuters report.
Head of Palestinian UN agency resigns amid sexual misconduct, abuse of authority allegations Hours after Pierre Krahenbuhl was put on 'leave' due to allegations of sexual misconduct and nepotism at the corruption-plagued Palestinian U.N. agency he oversaw, the Swiss national announced his resignation.
WATCH: Police prevent Jewish woman from drinking water on Temple Mount, after allowing Arabs A Jewish woman is denied water one moment after an Arab woman drinks from a water fountain on the Temple Mount.
Turkey captures slain ISIS leader’s wife One of his aides has said the shadowy ISIS leader had four wives, the maximum number he can have at one time under Islamic law.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – November 6, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on November 6, 2019.
Israeli woman jailed in Russia is ‘losing it, can’t take it anymore’ 'My mom saw her a couple of days ago and she’s losing it. She can’t really take it anymore,' said Issachar's sister.
Leading Democrats: Israel must embrace pro-Palestinian policies or risk losing aid Democratic presidential contenders Sanders, Warren and Buttigieg have called for changes to U.S. military aid to Israel.
Israel releases two Jordanian prisoners to resolve diplomatic crisis The deal will bring back the Jordanian ambassador, who was recalled when Israel refused to free the security detainees.
Utah Jewish group expresses ‘horror’ after child marches in school parade dressed as Hitler A parent at the school said that the student made the Nazi salute toward her son and other minority children.
In breakthrough, Cave of the Patriarchs to be made accessible to disabled The Cave of the Patriarchs is finally to be accessible to all.
WATCH: Yemen wants Torah scrolls back, claiming them as cultural artifacts Yemen is claiming ownership of Torah scrolls and other Jewish artifacts smuggled out of the country, reports Fox News.
