Lebanese officials declare state of economic emergency Prime Minister Hariri said Lebanon has a period of six months to act and it is better 'that we not become like states that collapsed.'
WATCH: Attacking Israel isn’t anti-Semitic, says Ocasio-Cortez US Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who voted in favor of a pro-BDS resolution in July, insists that condemning Israel is not anti-Semitism.
Pompeo: Trump may allow ‘Jerusalem, Israel’ on passports The Trump administration may allow U.S. citizens born in Jerusalem to list "Jerusalem, Israel" on their passports, JNS reports.
Netanyahu still struggles to attain Knesset majority – latest poll The good news for the prime minister is that the latest survey shows that his Likud party is again leading Blue and White.
Voter turnout key to victory, say attendees of religious Zionist conference Voter turnout will be the determining factor in the September elections, political candidates said at a Jerusalem conference on Monday.
Netanyahu reportedly offered far-right leader deal: Quit and I’ll lower the electoral threshold Netanyahu reportedly offered a far-right leader a promise to reduce the electoral threshold in exchange for dropping out of the elections.
WATCH: War of narratives as Israel, Hezbollah both claim victory after missile strike Following Hezbollah's missile strike on an Israeli army vehicle on Sunday, Israel released a video showing Hezbollah missed its target. But the terror group released its own video showing what looks like a successful strike.
Lonah Chemtai Salpeter shatters European women’s 10K record Lonah Chemtai Salpeter broke the European record in the women's 10K on Sunday.
Israel called off devastating strike on Hezbollah, says IDF source Israeli planes had reportedly already taken flight and were prepared to crush Hezbollah's missile program, but the strike was called off when the terror group's attack on Sunday caused no casualties.
WATCH: ‘All Americans in Iraq will be hostages,’ vows commander of Iranian proxy militia The leader of the Iraqi Shiite militia Kata'ib Sayyid Al-Shuhada recently told an Iraqi reporter that if war broke out between the U.S. and Iran, all Americans in Iraq would become "hostages."
Iranian judoka congratulates Israeli world champ he was forced to avoid Iranian judoka Saeid Mollaei, who fled to Germany after authorities in Tehran instructed him to throw a World Judo Championships match to avoid facing Israeli champion Sagi Muki, has publicly congratulated Muki for the first time on his gold medal.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – September 2, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on September 2, 2019.
IDF moving to strip weapons from Jewish settlements around Jerusalem The IDF ordered all settlements around Jerusalem to return IDF-issued weapons within 24 hours.
Lapid mocks Netanyahu’s sovereignty plan in Judea and Samaria The Blue and White party chairman says annexation of Jewish towns must be part of a final status agreement with the Palestinian Authority.
World Court reopens Mavi Marmara war crimes case against Israel The ICC has reopened a war crimes case against Israel.
Greenblatt registers support for Israel after Hezbollah attack Special Trump envoy Jason Greenblatt tweeted his support for Israel following the missile attack from Lebanon.
Opinion: Israel must remain vigilant in its relations with Poland Israel must remain vigilant regarding its relations with Poland in order to avoid any distortion of history.
WATCH: For 1st time, UN condemns hate-filled Palestinian education For the first time, the UN condemned the Palestinian education system for promoting anti-Israel hate and violence in the classroom.
Orthodox Jewish man assaulted with belt in Brooklyn An Orthodox Jewish man was assaulted with a belt in Brooklyn in the third such attack in a week.
Polanski’s film on Dreyfus Affair debuts at Venice Film Festival Filmmaker Roman Polanski’s film about French-Jewish officer framed for treason premieres.
