Arabs pave illegal parking lot over Jewish heritage site Arabs are paving an illegal parking lot over a major archaeological site for financial gain.
Netanyahu fails to stop main Likud rival Gideon Sa’ar The prime minister had called on party members not to vote for Gideon Sa'ar, but he fared well nonetheless.
Eurovision’s demands force Sabbath observers to quit contest Israeli band which reached the top of the competition to represent the Jewish state at the Eurovision Song Contest withdraws because of the Jewish Sabbath.
Netanyahu rival Gantz defends Gaza pullout, supports more withdrawals "We need to find a way that we're not ruling over other people," said Israel Resilience party leader Benny Gantz, earning the ire of Israel's right.
WATCH: ‘The Orchestra’ returns to Israel For the third time in a decade, The Orchestra returns to Israel to perform hits from the zenith days of 'Electric Light Orchestra' (ELO) in two Tel Aviv concerts.
British-Jewish historian receives knighthood Simon Schama, a historian of art, Britain, France and the Jewish people, was honored for 'services to history.'
US not interested in business as usual with Palestinians, proud to be Israel’s ally U.S. official dismisses the importance of Washington serving as an honest broker between Israel and the Palestinians.
Israeli vampire series ‘Juda’ picked up by US studio The show 'tells the story of Juda, a low-life gambler who borrows money from the French mafia for a seat at a high-stakes Romanian poker game and wins big.'
Israelis get inside the huddle, embrace tactics of American football More than 2,000 men, women and youth in Israel now participate in seven different leagues of flag and tackle football.
WATCH: US Congress sings ‘Happy Birthday’ to Holocaust survivor At the invitation of U.S. President Donald Trump, Judah Samet celebrated his 81st birthday at the State of the Union address on Tuesday.
Jonathan Pollard feels ‘abandoned’ by Netanyahu The former spy is reportedly angered by Netanyahu’s campaign poster with Trump, claims the prime minister is not helping him move to Israel.
Jewish population growth in Judea and Samaria surges, group says The Jewish population of Judea and Samaria grew at a much faster rate than the overall Israeli population last year, a report finds.
Trump tackles anti-semitism in State of the Union, honors Holocaust survivors President Donald Trump warned of rising anti-Semitism and honored two Holocaust survivors, one of whom survived the Pittsburgh shooting.
Satellite images show three Russian S-300 launchers deployed at Syrian base New satellite photos have revealed that three of four new S-300 aerial defense missile launchers provided by Russia have been successfully deployed at a Syrian military base.
Netanyahu-Putin summit scheduled for February 21 Netanyahu announces his upcoming trip to Russia, saying that efforts must continue to prevent Iranian entrenchment in Syria.
Attorneys say IDF soldiers accused of beating Palestinians were under emotional duress Israeli military court calls for a plea bargain in case of alleged abuse in the aftermath of a deadly Palestinian terror attack.
WATCH: All countries will debate embassy moves to Jerusalem The Ukrainian Ambassador to Israel said he believes all countries will eventually weigh moving their embassies in the Jewish state to its capital.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Feb 5, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on February 5, 2019.
Australian eatery drops ‘Schindler’s List’ waffle fries After a woman complained, the restaurant said it would change the name of the item, adding that it did not "look to offend" anyone.
Baseball icon Hank Greenberg’s bat fetches over $25,000 at auction An anonymous buyer scored a signed bat for $25,063.20 that belonged to 'The Hebrew Hammer' Hank Greenberg.
