Madonna in talks to perform in Tel Aviv for Eurovision Madonna might be coming to Israel in 2019 to perform at Eurovision.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Jan 15, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on January 15, 2019.
Growing suspicion that Jerusalem double homicide was a terror attack Police signal that the elderly couple found dead yesterday in their Jerusalem apartment may have been a terror attack.
Analysis: Tehran and the Taliban – Iran expands its influence Given Iran’s ties to the Taliban and the new regional arrangements, Iran will be able to further expand its political, economic, and sectarian influence in that country.
Decline in high-tech exits plus growth show Israel building strong economic backbone "Israel is building a strong and significant infrastructure of companies," said Shira Azran, partner at Meitar Liquornik Geva Leshem Tal & Co.
Intelligence expert warns of regional consequences to US pullout from Syria Security expert says withdrawal will be 'very bad for allies who cannot defend themselves' – but that doesn’t include Israel.
Palestinian woman accuses PA of torture as UN ignores rampant human rights violations Palestinian torture is not on the United Nations agenda as 'Palestine' chairs largest U.N. bloc dealing with, among other concerns, humanitarian issues.
Trump signs Elie Wiesel Genocide Act into law Named for famed Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel, the new law was passed with overwhelming bipartisan support.
Abbas demands UN armed force to protect Palestinians from Israel The forceful request comes as 'Palestine' takes over the presidency of the Group of 77, the largest bloc of nations in the U.N.
US congressman punished for remark defending white supremacy Rep. Steve King insists that he was misunderstood and was not defending white supremacy.
Analysis: As US wavers, Israel takes firm stand against Iran in Syria Revelations about strikes on Iranian targets show that Israel has continued to step into the breach left by America’s refusal to act against threats from Tehran.
IDF’s new chief of staff takes helm, supports ‘force, discretion and determination’ Incoming IDF chief Lt. Gen. Aviv Kochavi says Israel must be willing to use 'force, discretion, and determination.'
Runaway Merkava tank crosses highway while crew takes power nap An Israeli tank crew fell asleep as their 70-ton ride rolled backwards and across a major Israeli highway.
Iran’s satellite launch doesn’t quite make orbit The 'innocent satellite' was actually 'the first stage of an intercontinental missile' Iran is developing in violation of international agreements, Prime Netanyahu stated.
WATCH: What challenges face new IDF chief of staff? What are the biggest challenges facing the IDF's top brass, both on Israel's borders as well as from political divisions within the country?
WATCH: What does Tunisia’s appointment of Jewish minister mean for Israel? Tunisia's prime minister recently appointed Jewish businessman Rene Trabelsi as tourism minister. Does this signal closer ties with Israel?
Israeli divers search Danube River to find Holocaust victims’ remains An Israeli search and rescue group will begin operations in Europe’s Danube River this week to find remains of Holocaust victims.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Jan 14, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on January 14, 2019.
‘McJesus’ sculptor supports BDS, wants controversial statue removed from Haifa museum The controversial art piece has sparked violent protests by Christian Arabs and a rebuke from a local pastor.
Likud minister Galant: No to Palestinian state, yes to sovereignty in Judea and Samaria 'I say clearly, No to a Palestinian state. This is the place of the Jewish, Zionist and democratic State of Israel,' Yoav Galant declared.
