WATCH: Secret Israeli Navy operation revealed It was the second time in recent years that the IDF has been practicing on such a large scale in preparation for an escalation.
Uncovered: Wealthy Samaritan’s estate dating back 1,600 years Archaeologists made the discovery as part of a major excavation, finding a rare inscription that points to the existence of a large Samaritan settlement in the area.
Argentina rabbi recounts horrific attack: ‘I begged them to let me breathe’ The chief rabbi of Argentina survived a brutal beating at the hands of a gang of assailants, with anti-Semitism remaining a potential motive for the attack.
Analysis: Peaceful intentions that bypass Mideast reality are doomed to failure Architects of peace initiatives should be cognizant of the predominance of inter-Arab and inter-Muslim threats and challenges, which have superseded the Palestinian issue.
Dershowitz publishes open letter defending Netanyahu in corruption cases Alan Dershowitz defended Netanyahu in a letter in Haaretz on Wednesday, arguing that indicting him endangered Israeli democracy.
Locusts, the 8th plague, to strike Egypt in time for Passover, UN agency warns Communities along the Red Sea are facing a scourge of locusts reminiscent of the biblical plague in which swarms of the insects infested ancient Egypt.
Israel arrests PA’s ‘Governor of Jerusalem’ in overnight raid Israeli police arrested a senior Palestinian Authority official in Jerusalem overnight Tuesday.
Pakistan shoots down two Indian war birds, captures pilot in tense border flare-up In a dramatic escalation, Pakistan shot down two Indian warplanes and captured one pilot.
WATCH: Masked shooters assassinate ‘marked man’ in central Israel Security footage from a Ramat Gan garage captured two men firing at point-blank range on a victim whose attorney described him as a 'marked man' following the murder.
Hamas fights to imprison journalist who exposed corruption In a case that has drawn international condemnation, a Gazan journalist appealed the prison term and fine she received over her report on Hamas' corruption.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Feb 25, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on February 25, 2019.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Feb 26, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on February 26, 2019.
Europe’s Muslims lure children back to homeland only to abandon them About half of these children do manage to get back eventually, but they are often traumatized.
Netanyahu leading significantly in coffee cup election poll Across Israel, coffee drinkers at Cofix branches are being asked to choose a cup with a candidate's name.
Opinion: Abbas is the best thing Netanyahu has going for him Abbas' popularity is growing in the Palestinian-run territories, but his intransigence is helping Netanyahu in the Israeli election campaign.
Israeli minister who spied for Iran sentenced to 11 years Gonen Segev maintained that he had been trying to act as a double agent in order to return to Israel as a hero.
Radical left wing Jewish group blocks Sabbath services on Texas campus IfNotNow, which 'claims to represent Jewish values, found nothing wrong with disturbing Jews who wanted to pray on Shabbat,' said former IDF soldier Leibel Mangel.
Analysis: Britain’s ban of Hezbollah and its implications Britain's decision is a serious setback for the Iran-Hezbollah-Syrian axis to finance its costly expansionist policies in the Middle East.
WATCH: New York synagogue holds active shooter training Ner Mordechai Congregation in Queens, New York, has launched an active shooter training program for self-defense.
Israeli firm invents ‘Personal Sound Bubble’ The PSB uses a signal processing algorithm to allow a certain space, such as an office or the inside of a car, to be divided into individual sound bubbles.
