US putting troops back in Saudi Arabia With Iranian military threats in mind, the United States is sending to Saudi Arabia jet fighters, missiles and hundreds of troops.
US wants Israel’s ‘suicide drone’ The U.S. Department of Defense is reportedly considering acquisition of an Israeli attack drone described as 'ideal for anti-tank missions.'
Playing both sides? J Street ‘opposes’ BDS but backs Omar’s pro-BDS resolution J Street, part of the Progressive Left, supports Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's right to launch a pro-BDS resolution while claiming the organization is anti-BDS.
Labour anti-Semitism ‘outrageous’, Jewish Agency chair tells Corbyn 'The treatment by Labour’s leadership of anti-Semitic incidents within the ranks of the party is properly outrageous,' Herzog said in a letter to Corbyn.
Iran denies US destroyed an Iranian drone near Persian Gulf Iran is denying that a U.S. warship destroyed an Iranian drone in the strategic Strait of Hormuz after it threatened the ship.
Opinion: Free press and the Holocaust NY Assemblyman Dov Hikind the only one blocked from viewing a public official's Twitter account because of AOC's concentration camps controversy. So was a World Israel News journalist.
Netanyahu could block visit by anti-Israel lawmakers Omar and Tlaib The prime minister reportedly has authority to bar congresswomen Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib from entering Israel based on their support for boycotts of the Jewish state.
Report: US preparing to dispatch hundreds of troops to Saudi Arabia The Trump administration is reinforcing its military relationship with Riyadh even as Congress passes resolutions against arms deal with the Saudis.
Israeli archaeologists discover 1,200-year-old mosque near Bedouin city An early Islamic period mosque was discovered by Bedouin residents and students on vacation in an excavation supervised by the Israel Antiquities Authority.
Israeli law firm: Hand over Iranian supertanker to compensate Israeli victims of terror Shurat Hadin has appealed to Gibraltar’s Supreme Court, where the tanker was seized by the British two weeks ago.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – July 18, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on July 18, 2019.
Travel+Leisure ranks Jerusalem 2nd best African, Middle Eastern city 'Friendly people, great food, and lively nightlife. Hard to find a place with as much history and diversity,' said a reader.
WATCH: Netanyahu v. Ben-Gurion – two Israeli PMs with markedly different styles This week, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu surpassed Israel's first Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion to become Israel longest serving leader. The two had very different styles, i24NEWS reports.
Poll: Ayelet Shaked most popular choice to lead right-wing alliance Rafi Peretz, who currently heads the Union of Right-Wing Parties, is the least popular choice.
Opinion: Should Minister Peretz’s remarks be a fireable offense? The overwhelming uniformity of thought surrounding this kerfuffle brings to mind George Carlin’s line about the demise of individualism and rise of a stifling political correctness.
Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif: We could close Strait of Hormuz Zarif says his country "doesn't want" to close the Strait of Hormuz but could do it.
Israeli army chief praises IDF innovation: It’s the biggest startup of them all “The IDF is the biggest start-up organization in the country, maybe one of the biggest in the world,” Kochavi said on Wednesday.
Ehud Barak, damaged by Epstein scandal, lashes out in all directions Barak took aim at Netanyahu, his son and others in an attempt to deflect attention from his ties to billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
WATCH: Terrorist living in Jordan 3 years after US arrest warrant Parents of a young American girl killed in the 2001 Sbarro bombing want to know why the mastermind behind it hasn't been extradited. https://www.yo...
Netanyahu: Israel has become a ‘central power in world’ Netanyahu said the basic character traits of the Israeli people have been leveraged to achieve great things.
