US to merge Palestinian mission into new Jerusalem embassy, angering PA The Palestinian Authority denounced the U.S. decision to fold the duties of its separate consulate in Jerusalem, which serves Palestinians, into the new U.S. Embassy.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Feb 20, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on February 20, 2019.
Abbas rejects all tax revenue after Israel withholds funds earmarked for terrorists The expected move comes after Israel said it would offset PA payments to terrorists by withholding 500 million shekels per month in taxes that it collects for them.
Report: Qatar to stop paying for Gaza’s electricity The move is being seen in part as a way to pressure Hamas to do more to help its people with infrastructure projects.
US ambassador to Poland demands Israel apologize for anti-Polish remarks 'We are too important to each other not to work these things out,' Georgette Mosbacher told reporters on Tuesday.
Tunnels won’t help terrorists against Israeli defense firm’s ROCKS missile Rafael's new missile is said to be capable of destroying underground targets.
1 in 5 voting Americans say US is too supportive of Israel These results come amid concerns in at least some pro-Israel circles over a perceived decrease in support for Israel among Democratic members of Congress.
Suspect arrested in Paris for anti-Semitic attack on French Jewish philosopher A video shows Jewish philosopher Alain Finkielkraut crossing a street as Yellow Vest protesters hurled anti-Semitic abuse at him.
Incendiary balloon sparks fires in southern Israel as Hamas calls for new attacks Residents living in close proximity to Gaza say that not all attacks from across the border are being reported.
WATCH: ISIS loses ground but ideas still going strong The battle on the ground to defeat the Islamic State may be over, but what appears to remain strong is the group's ideological presence in the Middle East and beyond.
Hungary and Slovakia will open diplomatic offices in Jerusalem The announcements follow a summit meeting of their leaders with Netanyahu in Jerusalem.
Netanyahu fumes as war record questioned by rival and former IDF chief The two leaders in the Knesset election campaign, Benjamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz, exchange verbal blows as the rhetoric escalates.
As world suffers coral reef bloodbath, Red Sea stands out for beautiful resilience 'Corals worldwide are dying and suffering at a rapid pace, but we have not witnessed a single bleaching event in the Gulf of Aqaba,' Bar-Ilan University researcher says.
Kentucky Fried Chicken returns to Israel KFC will join McDonald’s, Burger King, Pizza Hut, Domino’s and Papa John’s as American restaurants hitting the Israeli marketplace.
Jewish Agency chief: Social media are anti-Semitic ‘killing fields’ Jewish Agency head Isaac Herzog painted a grim picture of rising anti-Semitism fueled by platforms of online hate at a conference on Monday.
WATCH: Thousands rally against anti-Semitism in France Thousands attended rallies against anti-Semitism in Paris and across the country on Tuesday in the midst of a shocking surge in anti-Jewish attacks.
Israel’s religious right takes critical step closer toward unity Far right party Otzmah Yehudit, (or, "Jewish Strength") appears ready to accept a proposal to join the Jewish Home-National Union list.
WATCH: Israeli ‘machine learning’ threatens Amazon’s monopoly More business and sales have been conducted online than ever before, but buyers have been missing the human element.
WATCH: PA official waves assault rifle, vows to ‘never lay down weapons’ Fatah secretary Ata Abu Rmeila recently brandished an assault rifle in a crowd in Jenin, praising the 'armed struggle' as gunshots rang out in the background.
Netanyahu slams ‘wild anti-Semites’ in France Israel's prime minister urged European leaders to speak out against anti-Semitism after the 'shocking vandalism' of Jewish graves in France.
