Palestinians burn Trump effigies, riot to protest Bahrain conference As Arab nations and the U.S. began meetings in Bahrain designed to solve the Mideast conflict, Palestinians hurled stones at Israeli soldiers and set ablaze effigies of the American president.
Nintendo’s second retail store worldwide opens in Tel Aviv! 'A Nintendo store in Israel is great and awesome,' gamer Baruch Hughes told World Israel News.
Religion dropping among many Arabs, says BBC poll On the issue of the threat posed by other countries, many were more afraid of Israel than the United States and Iran.
Drew Gulak captures WWE title, a first by a Jewish wrestler Drew Gulak captured the WWE Cruiserweight title, the first time it’s been won by a Jewish wrestler.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – June 25, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on June 25, 2019.
Israel stops fuel deliveries to Gaza over fire balloons The announcement was made after a particularly large wave of arson attacks on Monday.
Otzma Yehudit declares breakup of right-wing union Itamar Ben-Gvir claims that there is a dismissive attitude within the right-wing bloc toward his party.
Bolton: Russia should have interest in containing nuclear Iran "We see continued evidence, growing evidence, of Iran's violations of not just the nuclear deal but the nonproliferation treaty itself," Bolton said.
WATCH: Boston-area rabbi urges congregants to bring guns to services With the recent rise of anti-Semitism in the United States, a Boston-area rabbi is urging members of his congregation to bring guns to services to fend off potential anti-Semitic attackers, reported Algemeiner.
Kushner: The US doesn’t have to help the Palestinians 'They were also told that if they continue to criticize our policy - the aid would stop, and so it was,' Kushner reportedly added.
Suspect in child rape case released for lack of evidence 'The possibility that the rapist will walk free frightens me... We will do everything we can to change the decision,' said attorney Yehuda Fried.
Iran’s Rouhani: Trump White House afflicted by ‘mental retardation’ Iran's president attacked the White House over new sanctions.
Financial sector is the target of most cyber attacks, says Israeli exec 'The total damage to the financial sector is estimated at hundreds of billions of dollars a year, despite their huge investment in cybersecurity.'
‘L’Chaim!’ German police, activists wreck Nazi music festival by seizing beer supply 'The plan was devised a week in advance. We wanted to dry the Nazis out,' anti-Nazi activist Georg Salditt told the German daily Bild.
Legendary journalist, ‘staunch supporter’ of Israel Steve Dunleavy, dies at 81 'When the first Gulf War broke out in 1991, Dunleavy hopped aboard a plane to Israel,' she says.
WATCH: Netanyahu leads historic US-Russia-Israel security meeting focused on Iran and Syria 'We also have a common objective to achieve that larger goal, and that is no foreign forces that arrived in Syria after 2011 remain in Syria,' Netanyahu stated.
Welcoming Russian security secretary, Netanyahu vows to prevent Iran from entrenching Israel’s border As U.S.-Israeli-Russian meeting convenes in Jerusalem, Netanyahu says 'We will do everything to prevent it [Iran] from attaining nuclear weapons.'
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – June 24, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on June 24, 2019.
Netanyahu on hook for own legal fees Netanyahu's final request to seek help from wealthy friends and family to pay his legal fees was rejected.
US cyber attack failed, Iran says 'They try hard but have not carried out a successful attack,' an Iranian minister tweeted on Monday.
