WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – August 7, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on August 7, 2019.
Arab squatters ordered to pay for costs forced on Israeli taxpayers Beer Sheva District Court required leaders of a squatters camp to reimburse the State of Israel 1.6 million shekels.
Palestinian hero who rescued Jewish kids from Arab mob granted Israeli residency The man lost his job and faced death threats after coming to the rescue of Israeli children wounded in a 2016 terrorist attack.
IDF expanding measures to accept transgenders; cabinet member says top brass must have heatstroke 'If a man who has become a woman wishes to sleep in the women's living quarters, she will be given a separate room,' says a senior officer.
Tel Aviv streets renamed to protest government inaction in face of terror “Death Penalty to Terrorists” Street and “The Three Boys” Street are just some of the names the Israel Victory Project picked to show that Israel should change its policy on terrorism.
Iran president: If US wants talks, it must lift sanctions Rouhani also reiterated that America’s sanctions on his country are an act of 'economic terrorism,' the report said.
WATCH: IDF in action as it arrests Hamas terrorist bomb-making cell Together with the Israel Security Agency, the IDF foiled a Hamas bombing in the Old City of Jerusalem and arrested the terrorists.
WATCH: Palestinians develop app to evade IDF checkpoints Palestinians have developed a new navigation app that helps to avoid checkpoints, road closures, and settlements in Judea and Samaria.
Right-wing leader: Elections sparking incitement against Orthodox Jews Israel's former Justice Minister says the Israeli elections have given rise to campaign of incitement against Israel's ultra-Orthodox, or haredi, Jews.
Lost covering that adorned Theodor Herzl’s coffin rediscovered The curtain draped the coffin of the modern Zionist visionary when he was buried in Jerusalem in 1949.
WATCH: US pressure is ‘weakening’ Iran, Pompeo says American pressure on Iran is making an impact, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says.
Austrian government wins court case to buy ‘Hitler House’ After a three-year legal battle, Austria's Supreme Court rules that the government may requisition the house Hitler was born in and pay less compensation than the owner demanded.
Netanyahu: I will establish only a right-wing government In Wednesday's Israel Hayom, partly in response to a call from one of the paper's columnists, Netanyahu declared he would only establish a right-wing government.
Israeli MIA’s father: ‘Spirit of cowardice has taken over state’ At the annual memorial service for IDF Lieutenant Hadar Goldin, his father criticized Israel's leadership for not bringing his son's remains home.
WATCH: Israeli satellite launched on SpaceX rocket from Florida The Israeli Amos-17 satellite launched on a SpaceX Falcon-9 from Cape Canaveral, Florida on Tuesday.
WATCH: Anti-Semite shoves infant’s stroller, calls parents ‘dirty Jews’ near London The perpetrator shoved a stroller with a baby inside, after which he called the parents 'dirty Jews' and kicked a barrier at them.
Report: Blue and White Party leaders preparing to ‘part ways’ A party insider told Israel Hayom that Gantz and Lapid have been running campaigns from separate headquarters and have different spokespeople.
Israeli police recommend indicting deputy health minister Israeli police finished their investigation into Yaakov Litzman and recommend indictment.
Israel foils Hamas plot to detonate bomb in Jerusalem Israel's security forces stopped a bombing attack in Jerusalem, it was revealed on Tuesday.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – August 6, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on August 6, 2019.
