Arabic translation of ‘Mein Kampf’ found in Israeli bookstore The Arabic translation of Hitler's Mein Kampf has become the sixth best selling book in the Palestinian Authority territories.
Erdogan, Putin seal deal in Russia: Turkey takes control of 19-mile deep zone inside Syria Turkey will maintain control over the region it holds since its incursion, an area stretching 75 miles along the Turkish-Syrian border and penetrates to 19 miles.
Australia asks Israel to extradite educator in sex abuse case The extradition of Malka Leifer to Australia to face 74 charges of child sexual abuse has dragged on for five years.
IDF drone shot down during routine security check on border with Lebanon Israel confirmed one of its drones went down along the Lebanon border.
7 terror suspects seized in Judea and Samaria The Israel Defense Forces took seven terrorist operatives into custody.
Kurdish fighters flee northern Syria in victory for Turkey The leaders of Russia and Turkey announced an agreement for their two countries' forces to jointly patrol almost the entire northeastern Syrian border...
Iran banned from world judo for boycott on fighting Israelis Iran was banned from international judo competitions Tuesday for refusing to let its athletes fight Israeli opponents.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – October 22, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on October 22, 2019.
Arabs throw molotov cocktails in Jerusalem, driver seriously injured as car bursts into flames During the altercation, a Molotov cocktail hit a passing car that caused it to explode.
Teva announces $23 billion opioid abuse settlement agreement Teva announced a settlement with two Ohio counties on Monday, averting a trial scheduled for later that day.
Pete Buttigieg joins Warren in support of cutting military aid to Israel Democratic presidential candidates Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have expressed the same sentiment.
WATCH: Art looted by Nazi collector now on display at Jerusalem’s Israel Museum The exhibition, Fateful Choices: Art From the Gurlitt Trove, is on display until January 20, 2020.
Netanyahu convenes political allies after handing over mandate to Gantz Gantz's road to becoming the next prime minister will be a difficult one.
UN-backed university calls for research on ‘importance of popular resistance’ against Israel Al Quds Open University has requested academic papers on 'popular resistance' to Israel in life and literature for a conference on the subject next month.
Erdogan warns Kurds: Get out of Syrian region The latest warning came just hours before a cease-fire between Turkish troops and Syrian Kurdish fighters was set to expire there.
WATCH: Syrian Kurds pelt US convoy with potatoes Residents of a Kurdish-dominated Syrian city have pelted U.S. troops with potatoes as they drove through, apparently on their way out from Syria on Oct. 31, the Associated Press reported.
Former Israeli supreme court chief justice laid to rest on Tuesday As chief justice, he is well remembered as the one who overturned the conviction of John Demjanjuk, a Nazi guard at the Sobibor death camp, who was facing capital punishment for crimes against humanity.
Ayelet Shaked: ‘Of course we’d come’ to meet Gantz about forming government However, the right-wing leader says Blue and White should negotiate with the whole right-religious bloc and not each party alone.
Gantz feeling ‘terrific’ after president says he’ll get nod to form government Asked about his chances of success, the Blue and White leader replied: 'We are always optimistic.'
Netanyahu again asks Putin to pardon Naama Issachar Israeli prime minister issues the plea for the Israeli-American sentenced to 7.5 years in a Russian jail for having 9 grams of marijuana in her checked luggage.
