Body of IDF soldier missing in action since 1982 returns from Lebanon After close to four decades, the IDF secured the remains of Staff Sgt. Zachary Baumel, who lost his life defending Israel in the 1982 First Lebanon War in a battle against the Syrian army.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – April 3, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on April 3, 2019.
WATCH: ‘PA absolutely interfering in Israeli elections,’ Knesset MK says The Palestinian Authority is influencing the Israeli political system by streaming funds to Israeli-Arab politicians
Israeli Poll: Majority say free enterprise, less red tape key to prosperity Those worried about the cost of living also say that privatization will lower housing prices more than any government program.
Moshe Feiglin, Israel’s election surprise, decries Israeli deep state Ex-Likud MK declares that there is no practical difference between the Right and Left, and his party’s task in any government will be to get rid of the “deep state”.
LA hockey coaches, players suspended for anti-Semitic remarks, Nazi salutes “This is outrageous. At a time when anti-Semitism is so prevalent, we discover anti-Semitic remarks and Nazi salutes mocking Jews in our own backyard," said Rabbi Hier.
Google to award Israeli Space Org $1 Million if Genesis reaches moon Google announced it will award SpaceIL a $1 million prize.
WATCH: Israeli lab invents tiny robotic worms to crawl around your insides Researchers at Israel's Ben Gurion University have created tiny robotic worms that could become part of medical procedures in the near future.
Artificial ‘airport islands’ in Israel’s future as Dutch firm wins bid In 2002, the Israeli government approved a plan to construct two man-made islands off the country’s shores, designating one for an international airport and one for housing.
Red Cross: Hundreds of kids alone at camp where ISIS fled The Red Cross president, who visited the camp, says the first priority is the return of unaccompanied children.
WATCH: Israeli leader tells non-Orthodox Diaspora Jews ‘don’t bring your controversies here’ "Don't bring your controversies here into Israel. We're too small a state. We have customs in Israel, don't change them," Shas party leader Aryeh Deri said in an interview with i24NEWS on Monday.
Skeleton of mother cradling baby discovered at Holocaust mass grave site in Belarus "They have removed a female skeleton with the remains of a baby, as if she’d been cradling it.”
Rona Ramon to be posthumously awarded Israel Prize for education activism Education Minister Naftali Bennett called Rona Ramon “a hero of Israel."
Ex-British PM slams his own party for allowing ‘demonization of entire Jewish people’ Former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown accuses his own Labour Party of demonizing "the entire Jewish people."
Father kills terrorist who tried to stab daughter as car sits in traffic A Israeli civilian shot and killed a terrorist who attempted to force open his car door and stab his teenage daughter while they sat in traffic.
Jericho Arabs loot Second Temple burial grounds On a recent hike in the Jericho region, volunteers for "Protecting the Eternal" discovered a burial tomb from the Second Temple era that had been exposed in the course of construction work.
WATCH: Israel exposes new Hezbollah missile Factory in Beirut Lebanon-based Iranian terror proxy recently constructed a new precision-guided missile factory in Beirut, a facility detected by Israeli sources not long after its completion.
Germany deports Palestinian terrorist who murdered 2 young Israelis Terrorist Rasmea Odeh was deported from Germany after being banned earlier from appearing at a pro-BDS conference.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – April 2, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on April 2, 2019.
Opinion: Voting Against Israel Doesn’t Stop AIPAC From Supporting Cory Booker Increasingly, Cory Booker has used his knowledge of Hebrew and Judaism to evade questions about Israel and the problematic positions he has taken.
