Opinion: Healing the enemy is bad policy There was a time when Israel would jail terrorists for life and expel them, but today Israel heals them.
Peter Beinart calls for US to pressure Israel by withholding military aid Peter Beinart, a supporter of BDS, calls for the U.S. to pressure Israel to change its policies.
Swastika scrawled on British parliament elevator door House of Commons called it "highly offensive" and pledged to remove it "as a matter of urgency."
Tough act to follow: Young Israeli maestro to replace legendary Zubin Mehta The retiring maestro proudly described how his young protege had performed with the orchestra on a tour of Asia
Rejecting taboos, Palestinian businessman welcomes US plan While Palestinian officials have swiftly rejected next month’s planned Mideast conference in Bahrain, Ashraf Jabari says he will be thrilled to attend.
New film sheds light on Jewish baseball player-turned-WWII spy New documentary sheds light on ‘True Renaissance Man,’ Jewish MLB player-turned-WWII spy Moe Berg.
State Department: Signs Syria has returned to chemical weapon attacks Syria may have returned to the use of chemical weapons, the State Department said.
Bahrain: ‘Purpose’ of hosting White House conference is ‘to support Palestinians’ Bahrain on Tuesday defended its decision to host a White House-engineered conference to address the Israeli-Palestinian crisis, saying its only objective is to support the 'brotherly Palestinian people.'
WATCH: Israeli prisons end sale of luxury items to terror convicts Terror convicts in Israel will no longer be permitted to purchase items like Kinder brand chocolate and New Balance sneakers in prison canteens, following outcry over the amenities to which criminals have access despite committing horrific crimes.
Egyptian forces storm insurgency hideouts in Sinai, kill 16 Security forces exchanged fire with Islamic terrorists as they stormed insurgent hideouts, said Egypt's Interior Ministry.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – May 21, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on May 21, 2019.
San Diego State University Women’s Center Apologizes for Sharing Photo of Palestinian Hijacker With AK-47 Rifle “The image and what it represents is counter to our own values as well as San Diego State University’s values," said the women's center.
Trump’s tough talk on Iran raises alarms on Capitol Hill Graham urged Trump to “stand firm” and said he received his own briefing over the weekend from John Bolton.
Jewish remains looted by Arab grave robbers given proper reburial Human remains from an ancient burial tomb near Jericho’s Hasmonean Palace were found scattered and desecrated – the work of local Arab grave robbers. On Tuesday, the remains were given a Jewish re-burial in the Kfar Adumim cemetery.
IDF sparks outrage with nod to LGBT community, replacing mother and father with ‘parent 1’, ‘parent 2’ The Israeli military is changing its enlistment forms to acknowledge sensitivities of the LGBT community.
WATCH: US-Iran tensions could lead to war, Former Amb. Michael Oren says "You can't rule out," a military confrontation between the U.S. and Iran, said former Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Michael Oren, in an interview with i24news.
Israel wraps up second-highest defense export year in past decade The IDF’s close ties with defense industries make Israel into a cutting-edge laboratory for defense development.
Israel sweeps sniper competition Elite forces from 14 countries took part in the Israel-hosted event against several IDF teams, including the U.S., Germany and Hungary.
Divine providence? Israeli baby’s birth coincides with that of child lost to terror Adva Biton’s seventh daughter will share a bittersweet birthday with an older sister she’ll never know.
Israel, Hamas deny reports of 6-month ceasefire Israel and Hamas say there is no six-month ceasefire agreement, contradicting earlier reports.
