WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – July 31, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on July 31, 2019.
Jordanian Muslim secretly helped by Israeli group after discovering Jewish identity Yad L’Achim helps hundreds of people in similar situations learn about Judaism; they also rescue Jewish women married to Arabs who want to return to their faith.
WATCH: BDS is anti-Semitic, Knesset member tells British parliamentarians Likud MK Sharren Haskel explains to British parliamentarians how BDS is based on anti-Semitism, and is not directed at Israelis, but Jews.
1997 IDF Helicopter disaster claims its 74th victim Radai Phils, among the first paramedics to reach the crash site, suffered acute PTSD from the experience and took his own life as a result.
As far as Israel’s concerned, there’s nothing a drone can’t do From apple-picking to security details: Six Israeli companies are developing specialized drones.
Turkey threatens to reignite European migrant crisis 'We are facing the biggest wave of migration in history. If we open the floodgates, no European government will be able to survive for more than six months,' Turkey threatened.
Netanyahu: No Jew will be evicted from Judea and Samaria Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu toured Efrat, a city in Judea, promising no more Jews would be evicted.
Netanyahu cabinet approves Palestinian housing in Judea and Samaria Minister Bezalel Smotrich says the decision actually asserts Israeli sovereignty in the area.
Health care for Holocaust survivors: US House introduces bipartisan legislation The bill would ensure that Holocaust survivors have coordinated, trauma-informed care, and services tailored to their needs.
Iran’s foreign minister to Trump: Resist B-Team’s ‘thirst for war’ Zarif tweeted Trump, telling him to reject the 'B-Team's' advice, a term the Iranian foreign minister uses to describe a group that favors a tough approach to the Islamic Republic.
Muaythai boxing’s double-standard: Honoring Arabs who refuse to fight Israelis Most competitors from Arab nations want to fight Israel. However, their countries forbid it.
Poll: Shaked’s United Right surges to third among Knesset lists The United Right bloc, headed by Ayelet Shaked, emerges as the third largest faction in a recent poll.
Trump calling for peace summit with Arab leaders only, Israeli report says Trump plans on holding an Arab-only summit to discuss issues related to the Middle East peace process.
WATCH: The Lion King is really the story of the Jews The Land of Israel Network's Gil Hoffman connects the dots to show that The Lion King movie has many parallels with Zionist and Jewish history.
Swiss pull funding from UN Palestinian refugee agency amid spiraling corruption scandal Switzerland is temporarily halting funds to UNRWA as a corruption scandal threatens to engulf the agency's top leadership.
Ocasio-Cortez signs on to Omar’s pro-BDS resolution The New York congresswoman was also one of 17 members to vote against last week’s House resolution condemning BDS.
Israeli police establish new unit in wake of Ethiopian’s death The plan, according to the report, is to increase diversity within the Israel Police to better reflect the different backgrounds of the population.
Canadian Court, in BDS-like ruling, says Judea and Samaria goods aren’t ‘products of Israel’ 'One peaceful way in which people can express their political views is through their purchasing decisions,' said the court in its decision.
Leaking Iranian oil tanker spotted off coast of Syria An Iranian oil tanker is spilling oil off of Syria's coast, i24News reports.
Croatian president calls for closer ties with Israel during first official visit In the first state visit of a Croatian President to Israel, Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović called for closer ties to the Jewish State.
