WATCH: World recognition of unified Jerusalem as Israeli capital an ‘unstoppable process,’ analysts say They explain why such recognition would help move any peace process with the Palestinians forward, contrary to popular misconception.
Netanyahu labels Hamas TV station a ‘terrorist organization’ Al-Aqsa TV is owned by senior Hamas official Fathi Hamad, who has used the media outlet to advance the terror organization's aims.
Former Pakistani leader pushes for diplomatic ties with Israel Former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf announced in Dubai recently that the time has arrived for his nation to consider official diplomatic relations with Israel.
Election poll puts Netanyahu bloc ahead, despite indictment New Israeli poll shows right-wing bloc still ahead after Netanyahu indictment announcement.
Opinion: Is there any defense for Ilhan Omar? The Minnesota representative is living proof of the link between anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism. Attempts to deflect attention from her smears rob her apologists of credibility.
IDF prepares to demolish home of Ori Ansbacher’s murderer The family of Arafat Irfaiya was notified on Wednesday by the IDF that their home will be demolished as part of the terrorist's punishment for his crimes.
Belgian mayor: Anti-Semitic carnival display ‘should be allowed’ The mayor of Aalst defended a parade float featuring grotesque caricatures of Jews, bags of money and rats displayed before thousands of revelers in the Belgian city.
WATCH: Israel strikes Gaza targets after fire-balloon terror attacks The Israeli Air Force has carried out airstrikes on several targets in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday night after balloons with explosives were flown into Israel earlier in the day.
Ocasio-Cortez defends Omar in anti-Semitism controversy Ocasio-Cortez said Omar was being held to unfair censure in comparison to other members of the House.
Otzma Yehudit member survives petition to ban him from election Otzma Yehudit member Michael Ben-Ari faces possible elimination from participating in the elections. The decision will be made today.
Omar’s dual loyalty comments spur resolution on anti-Semitism Ilhan Omar of Minnesota have thrust the Democrats into an uncomfortable debate over Israel policy
UN delays release of Judea and Samaria ‘blacklist’ The U.N. decided to delay publication of a report on companies that operate in certain areas of Israel, which critics previously compared to the Nazi boycott of Jewish businesses in the 1930s.
Tourism to Israel soars to record levels Tourism minister attributes the 'surge' to 'innovative activities in marketing and infrastructure.'
Suspect in Belgium Jewish museum attack claims innocence Authorities feared European extremists would use combat experience from Syria or Iraq to attack back home.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – March 5, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on March 5, 2019.
Swastikas drawn in blood near LA Holocaust museum spark manhunt Bloody swastikas and bloody footprints were found outside a bathroom in a park often used by Orthodox Jews in Los Angeles.
Defeat of ISIS looms as hundreds leave last area in Syria The exodus came three days after the U.S.-backed forces resumed their push on ISIS fighters.
Anti-Israel group hires former Bernie Sanders adviser fired for cursing Netanyahu Simone Zimmerman, who briefly worked for Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign, has been hired as U.S. director for anti-Israel NGO B'Tselem.
Selfie in space: Israeli spacecraft Genesis takes its first photo The photo was taken during a slow spin before the Moon's gravitational force will take affect.
Trump blasts Omar’s latest remarks: A ‘dark day for Israel’ Rep. Ilhan Omar's latest anti-Semitic trope raises sensitivity of supposed dual loyalty of pro-Israel U.S. Jews.
