WATCH: NBA star takes his Jewish pride as seriously as his basketball Basketball superstar Omri Casspi, who played for the NBA for 10 years in the U.S., says it was a wonderful experience but he's happy to come "home" to Maccabi and represent Israel.
WATCH: ‘I’d consider meeting Tlaib, Omar,’ says MK Nir Barkat MK Nir Barkat, former mayor of Jerusalem, says he'd consider meeeting pro-BDS Democratic Congresswomen Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar - under certain conditions.
Netanyahu visits family of slain teen, vows ‘to defend our homeland’ 'We will continue deepening roots and fighting as long as it proves necessary, and to my regret, it is necessary,' Netanyahu added.
DNA finds Hungary to have highest percentage of citizens with Jewish ethnicity DNA testing found that Hungary has the highest percentage of citizens of Ashkenazic Jewish extraction outside of Israel.
New York State mulls requiring students to study history behind swastika 'It's imperative that we educate our children on the repugnant meanings behind the swastika and noose,' said State Senator Todd Kaminsky.
WATCH: Abbas belligerent in talks with US Democratic delegation After a meeting with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, Democratic House representatives left with the impression that he didn't want to "recognize that there is, or should be, a Jewish state," in the words of one.
Iran helping Hamas revive terror cells in Judea and Samaria, report says Senior security sources in the Palestinian Authority say that Iran is helping Hamas to build up its terror cells in Judea and Samaria.
Canadian paper blasted over ‘anti-Semitic’ cartoon Jewish community advocates and experts from academia and the political realm slammed the Edmonton Journal for a cartoon depicting a data hacker using imagery they say incorporates classic anti-Semitic tropes.
IDF thwarts third infiltration attempt from Gaza in a week The suspect, who the army says was armed with a knife and ammunition, was arrested and taken for questioning after attempting to cross into Israel from the southern Gaza Strip.
Ethiopian-Israeli delegation looks to conquer tech event in Addis Ababa The delegation is composed of members of an Israeli non-governmental organization working to help integrate Ethiopian-Israelis.
Gantz’s zigzagging on whether he’d join Netanyahu causing allies fits The leader of Blue and White, whose platform says he'd share the premiership with Lapid, this week said he might agree to rotate the position with Netanyahu and then backtracked.
Israel’s defense ministry gets into startup business with innovation accelerator The new accelerator will mentor 10 startups that are working on projects suitable to both civilian and security markets.
US signs contract to purchase Iron Dome system from Israel The U.S. reportedly signed the contract to purchase Israel's missile defense system, a deal first announced in February.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – August 13, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on August 13, 2019.
El Al stewardess, mother of 3, dies of measles The stewardess likely contracted the disease from a passenger on a flight from New York to Israel five months ago.
United Right changes name to kick off election campaign The merger of three right-wing parties headed by Ayelet Shaked rebrands itself as 'Yemina,' meaning 'Right,' or 'Rightward.'
Opinion: Why Israel is a headache for the New York Times Thankfully Israel continues to be a terrible headache for The New York Times, and this is one headache that won’t go away. Amen.
Greenblatt: Trump still deciding when to publish peace plan Trump special envoy Jason Greenblatt says President Trump is still deciding when to drop the political part of his Mideast peace plan.
NBA star Omri Casspi returning to Israel to play for Maccabi Tel Aviv The NBA superstar will return to the hall where he first learned to play.
Transportation minister apologizes to Netanyahu: Sometimes I express the truth too sharply Smotrich offered the apology after meeting with Netanyahu.
