‘New Right’ party eyeing centrist voters The party that broke away from the national-religious Jewish Home will compete for voters who would tend to support Yesh Atid and Israel Resilience.
Israeli singer turns down Eurovision gig to keep Sabbath Keeping the day of rest is more important to Omer Adam than being heard by millions of people.
Russia nixes Hamas chief’s visit to Moscow Hamas politburo head Ismail Haniyeh's visit to Moscow was nixed. The reason for the visit’s cancellation was not given.
Report: Israel asks Egypt to reopen Rafah border crossing Egypt’s move to limit the cross-border traffic to one-way only came immediately after Hamas announced it had taken control of the crossing.
Shin Bet releases four of five Jewish suspects in Arab driver’s death Four of five Jewish terror suspects were released to house arrest. The suspects – all minors – were arrested in connection with a rock ambush that killed an Arab woman, Aisha Rabi.
‘Dragon’: Israeli navy reveals name of newest submarine Israel Navy’s new sub is to be named INS Dragon after the original name caused offense. The submarine was originally to be named after the INS Dakar, which met a tragic end in 1968.
Turkey says offensive against Kurds not dependent on US pullout Turkey signaled to that a military offensive would not be dependent on U.S. forces leaving Syria.
Muslim candidate in Netanyahu’s party gets cut off from her family Muslim Likud candidate Dima Tayeh's family will have no contact with her 'until she states allegiance to her religion and the people to whom she truly belongs.'
Pompeo in Egypt to reassure Arab allies of American commitment Pompeo met Egyptian leaders in Cairo on Thursday as part of a nine-nation Mideast tour to reassures America’s Arab partners.
WATCH: Jordan’s queen under fire for lavish wardrobe Jordan's royal family is attempting damage control as Queen Rania is denouned for her extravagant lifestyle in a country that faces economic hardship.
Palestinian planning Netanyahu assassination gets 11 years Israel convicted a Palestinian Arab who planned to assassinate Netanyahu to 11 years in prison.
WATCH: Truck moves Washington’s oldest synagogue to Capital Jewish Museum The synagogue will be the centerpiece of the new Capital Jewish Museum, which is to open in 2021.
Dershowitz: Congresswoman Tlaib is ‘poster person for bigotry’ Hypocrisy and bigotry go hand in hand, and Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib is the poster person for both. If she is the "new face" of the Democratic Party, we Democrats should begin worrying.
Bizmax aims to serve as a springboard for the Haredi sector in hi-tech The aim is to provide a conducive atmosphere to encourage Haredim to join the shared workspace.
Hamas readying to ramp up violence Hamas is warning that Israel would be responsible for renewed violence.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Jan 9, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on January 9, 2019.
Former Israeli cabinet minister confesses to spying for Iran Gonen Segev admits that he spied for Iran, a country whose leadership has vowed to destroy Israel.
Young mother who lost unborn baby to terror released from hospital 'I came to the hospital flat on my back and I’m leaving on my feet….I have a lot to be thankful for,' Shira Ish-Ran said.
Shin Bet chief: Foreign government plans to interfere in Israel’s elections Nadav Argaman, head of Israel's Security Agency, or Shin Bet, revealed that a foreign country plans to intervene in Israel's upcoming election.
Crackdown in Xinjiang: The Islamic world’s Achilles heel Feeling a backlash against its crackdown on Muslims in Xinjiang, China made the token gesture of allowing 2,000 ethnic Kazakhs to leave.
