Penguin Books cleans up anti-Semitic book – and declares it kosher In the original Spanish, the book claims: 'It is clear that [the Rothschilds’] economic power is gigantic.'
‘Underground smugglers’ tunnel’ discovered in middle of Ben-Gurion Airport An Israeli police official warned, 'If Georgians could get in, so could terrorists.'
Trump says he would ‘certainly’ go to war over Iranian nuclear weapons On the issue of whether he would go to war 'to protect international oil supplies,' the U.S. president said that he would keep that 'a question mark.'
US envoy Jason Greenblatt speaks about chances of Bahrain’s success Jason Greenblatt discusses the upcoming US administration's 'very well thought out economic vision for the Palestinian people.'
How the US Army War College surrendered to CAIR Regardless of the baseless and hysterical nature of CAIR’s and its Islamist allies’ allegations, the US Army War College caved in to their demands.
Couple marries after meeting at funeral of three murdered youth The two, teenagers at the time, came in a show of unity with the bereaved families. They married five years later.
Netanyahu names new education and transportation ministers 'The deep and firm partnership between the Likud and the Union of Right-Wing Parties will continue during the election campaign and afterward,' Netanyahu announced.
Arab accomplices still at large in rape of Jewish girl, 7, report says Two accomplices helped the rapist, holding the girl down and telling her she 'deserved it,' reports say.
WATCH: Actor John Cusack posts anti-Semitic tweet, then blames bot Hollywood actor John Cusack found himself in hot water after posting an anti-Semitic tweet. After initially defending himself, he switched gears and blamed a bot.
1,000 more troops to Mideast as US, Iran edge toward break point Trump administration followed by ordering 1,000 more troops to the Middle East.
White House: Israelis not invited to Mideast peace workshop in Bahrain The announcement means that neither Israelis nor Palestinians will be attending a conference meant to shape their fate.
Egypt’s ousted president Morsi dies in court during trial The Muslim Brotherhood accused the government of 'assassinating' Morsi through years of poor prison conditions during which he was often kept in solitary confinement.
WATCH: Malaysian dictator openly derides Jews, UK audience erupts in laughter 'I have some Jewish friends, very good friends. They are not like the other Jews,” Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad told an audience at Cambridge University on Sunday.
Egypt agrees to pay Israel $500 million to end gas dispute Egypt says it has struck a deal with the state-owned Israel Electric Corporation to settle a fine for halting deliveries of natural gas.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – June 17, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on June 17, 2019.
Iran says it will break uranium stockpile limit in 10 days 'Today, Iran threatened to enrich its uranium beyond the limits of the nuclear deal. This does not surprise us,' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated.
Haredi strategy: Don’t attack, but reveal Liberman’s hypocrisy 'Liberman wants a fight with the haredim,' a haredi, or ultra-Orthodox, party source said. 'We won’t give it to him.'
WATCH: ‘Dirty Money’ – Extreme-left NGOs tied to foreign funding Should NGOs working against Israeli policy in support of the Palestinians get funding from European countries?
WATCH: Israel and Lebanon talk maritime borders with big potential upside Israel and Lebanon may be on their way to demarcating their maritime border, and it could have a major impact on energy and gas exploration.
Opinion: Academic group stoops to new low by demanding US welcome Palestinian terror apologist How low would the Middle East Studies Association go in advocating academic freedom for anti-Israel ideologues?
