WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – June 10, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on June 10, 2019.
Iran’s foreign minister warns US during visit of Germany’s top diplomat The U.S. 'cannot expect to stay safe' after launching an economic war against Tehran, Iran's foreign minister said.
Israeli startup unveils design for flying electric car Called Asaka, Japanese for flying bird, NFT’s vehicle will be equipped with 14 propellers and collapsable wings extracted before takeoff.
Democratic senators introduce resolution denouncing Netanyahu’s annexation plan Two of the five, Sens. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), are running for the Democratic nomination for president next year.
8-year-old Israeli chess prodigy takes 2nd in European chess championship An eight-year-old Israeli chess prodigy won second place in a chess championship held in Romania.
With summer here, American Jewish day camps get ready for… attacks? 'There is a pattern of hate—a pattern of anti-Semitism nationwide...so why not be proactive? Are we really waiting for something to happen?'
Pompeo promises ‘push back’ against Corbyn, UK Labour anti-Semitism Pompeo said he wouldn't wait to 'push back' on Corbyn's anti-Semitism.
US threatens to eject Turkey from F-35 fighter jet program The NATO ally cannot have both the Russian S-400 anti-missile defense system and America’s most advanced stealth jet, Washington says.
WATCH: Understanding the new Israeli election from an American perspective As voters in Israel prepare for a new round of elections, two Washington D.C.-based journalists present Americans’ perception of Israeli politics.
Declassified: Huge Hezbollah bomb factory uncovered in northwest London A 2015 raid uncovered a Hezbollah-linked bomb factory just outside London, The Daily Telegraph reports.
PA wants to take Friedman to International Criminal Court Furious over Friedman's statement that Israel has the right to retain some of Judea and Samaria, Palestinians and extreme leftists want him fired.
Hebrew U professor calls to boycott Israel-hosted premier physics contest A Hebrew U professor is pushing for a boycott of an international physics competition for high school students hosted by Israel.
Japan PM to visit Iran in effort to mediate tension with US Prime Minister Abe's trip will be the first by a Japanese leader to Iran in four decades.
Israeli politicians react warmly to Friedman’s remarks about Judea and Samaria Politicians in Israel praised US Ambassadors David Friedman's comments on Israel's potential annexation of Judea and Samaria.
US Ambassador Friedman: Israel ‘has right to retain’ some of Judea and Samaria Friedman said Israel is entitled to a least some portion of Judea and Samaria in an interview with The New York Times on Sunday.
Islamic State expands reach in Afghanistan, threatening West ISIS is gaining a foothold in Afghanistan and is now seen as a greater threat than the Taliban.
Hamas-linked Palestinian deported from US, refuses to deplane in Israel A deported Palestinian ex-convict who served 11 years in a U.S. prison in a case related to the Hamas terror group was returned to America after refusing to disembark in Israel.
Omar broke campaign finance rules, say state officials The anti-Israel lawmaker has been accused of using campaign funds to pay for personal expenses and officials are demanding that she repay the money.
WATCH: Israeli navy nabs suspect after Turkish ship set ablaze The Israeli Navy released footage on Sunday of forces boarding a cargo ship off the coast near Haifa after the craft was set on fire.
WATCH: Palestinian sheikh threatens White House in Al-Aqsa sermon Abu Hanifa Awda said in recent a sermon at the Al-Aqsa Mosque that military convoys of the 'Islamic caliphate' will 'liberate Palestine,' after which they will lay siege to the White House in the U.S.
