Israeli MKs criticize US anti-BDS resolution, warn 2-state solution ‘far more dangerous’ than boycotts A group of 21 Knesset members sent a letter to U.S. lawmakers warning that establishing a Palestinian state threatens Israel's future far more than boycotts.
Former Miss Iraq blasts Omar: ‘She does not represent me as a Muslim’ The former Miss Iraq slammed Omar, who she says is pushing an extremist, Muslim Brotherhood agenda on the U.S.
UAE appears to get cold feet as it backs away from US boycott of Iran "The United Arab Emirates has sent a coast guard delegation to Tehran to discuss maritime security, putting it at odds with Washington’s goal of isolating Iran," says the Washington Post.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – August 12, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on August 12, 2019.
Netanyahu mulls firing transportation minister over ‘Trump-like’ tweets Netanyahu may fire Smotrich after only a month and a half on the job.
Rightist, religious poll: Netanyahu should remain PM even if indicted Among right-wing and religious Jewish, 53% of those asked said they would support Netanyahu remaining in office even if he is indicted.
New York Jewish girls’ school installs bullet-proof security Brooklyn Jewish girls' school becomes first in New York City to install bullet-resistant security doors in wake of mass shootings.
French spy chief made secret deal with bombers of Paris Jewish deli Former French spy chief reportedly granted terrorists free run of France in exchange for a promise of no further attacks on French soil.
Saudi women’s fight for freedom makes gains Saudi women are fighting for their freedom – and their hard-won victories are growing.
WATCH: Metulla resident describes life on the front lines with Hezbollah "It's just a matter of time. The third Lebanon war will happen," Yaniv Elhadif, a Metulla resident, told i24NEWS.
Hezbollah MP: ‘Israel readying for war and we’re ready to teach it a lesson’ Hezbollah MP Mohammad Raad said Israel is readying for war.
Israel’s Trump? Transportation minister turns Twitter into battlefield Transportation Minister Bezalel Smotrich of the United Right generated a storm of criticism after sharply attacking Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Twitter.
Evidence of Babylonian conquest of Jerusalem found in Mt. Zion excavation 'The current find is one of the oldest and perhaps the most prominent in its historical significance,' say the American and Israeli archaeologists.
Commander of elite border police unit describes capture of Israeli youth Dvir Sorek’s killers The commander of the counter terrorism unit that caught the suspected killers of Dvir Sorek describes the operation.
‘Killers could be freed,’ laments teen victim’s grandmother, a Holocaust survivor 'But I don’t want to talk about the murderers. It is important that Dvir’s memory remains with us,' 81-year-old Esther Schlesinger told Yedioth Ahronoth.
IDF maps out homes of Palestinian killers for possible demolition The Israel Defense Forces mapped out the homes of the suspected killers of Dvir Sorek for possible demolition.
Coroner ‘confident’ Epstein committed suicide NYC's chief medical examiner is certain that Epstein committed suicide by hanging but awaits further details before releasing her conclusion.
Mystery surrounds Epstein’s death, but abuse investigation carries on Jail staff failed to follow protocols leading up to Jeffrey Epstein's death as the fallout from the highly connected financier's apparent suicide deepened, according to a report from the New York Times.
NYPD arrests suspect in violent anti-Semitic attack On Friday evening, a Brooklyn man allegedly struck one Jewish man with a stick and sprayed mace in the face of another, telling them 'Hitler should have finished you off.'
‘How to achieve victory in Gaza?’ Zionist group holds panel to find answers Three Israeli politicians discussed what could be done against Hamas in Gaza at a panel on Thursday evening.
