‘Jewish Nobel’ awarded to Patriots owner Robert Kraft Awarded “Jewish Nobel” for his commitment to Israel, social justice and equality, Kraft will use $1 million award to combat anti-Semitism and efforts at de-legitimization of Israel.
15-year-old girl stabbed in Jerusalem attack A teenage girl was stabbed and wounded in the Armon Hanatziv neighborhood in Jerusalem on Wednesday.
WATCH: Israeli researchers discover flowers can ‘hear’ Tel Aviv University researchers have discovered that flowers can actually hear the approaching bees - as well as humans. This affects the quality of the nectar, they say.
Arabs on Israeli soccer teams banned from Palestinian national team by PA Despite coach’s desires, the head of the Palestinian soccer federation forbids Arab stars from joining the national team.
Trouble with Turkey: Erdogan refused to meet Bolton Turkish president calls off planned meeting with Trump’s National Security Adviser after Bolton called on Turkey to avoid harming Kurds in Syria.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Jan 8, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on January 8, 2019.
Trump lawyer wants life ban on doctor who threatened to harm Jews Jay Sekulow described Kollab as 'unfit to practice medicine' because of her words, which included saying that she would 'purposely give all the [Jews] the wrong meds.'
New Mideast order emerges out of chaos, former Israeli intelligence officer says The Arab Spring featured civil wars, uprisings and foreign intervention in failed states. But a new, more stable, yet still dangerous new Mideast order is taking shape, says an ex-senior Israeli intelligence officer.
Obama-era freeze cited as Jewish growth in Judea and Samaria slows Obama-era building freeze and government's limited building plans in Judea and Samaria cited as main factors in population growth slowdown.
WATCH: Israel reveals Eurovision 2019 logo Israeli public broadcaster Kan revealed the logo for the 2019 Eurovision in Tel Aviv made of three triangles that together form a star.
Hebrew University professor to smear Israel on lecture trip in Europe Hebrew University is facing yet another controversy following the incident in which a student in uniform was reprimanded.
New Right party welcomes first-ever deaf candidate to Knesset Activist for the disabled, Shirley Pinto, could become the first hearing-impaired member of Knesset.
Former O.J. Simpson lawyer blames Holocaust victims for ‘suppressing’ free press Jewish World War II victims 'are now behaving in exactly the same totalitarian spirit by suppressing...an unfettered free press,' F. Lee Bailey stated.
Pompeo to repudiate Obama’s vision on Mideast tour The U.S. secretary of state is reportedly to deliver an address that repudiates the Middle East vision of former President Barack Obama.
Tel Aviv’s all-natural mowing machine: 16 sheep plus 2 border collies A shepherd and his flock take the natural approach to keeping Ganei Yehoshua Park weed-free and attractive to native plants, birds and butterflies.
IDF captures elusive terrorist behind deadly shooting in Samaria On Tuesday morning, Israeli security forces captured Asam Barghouti, the terrorist behind the Givat Assaf attack.
Knesset speaker warns of constitutional crisis if high court annuls nation-state law Knesset speaker says High Court has no right to adjudicate a Basic Law properly passed by the Knesset.
WATCH: Why did Iraqi officials pay secret visits to Israel recently? Analyst Martin Sherman discusses the news that three Iraqi officials that have made secret trips to Israel multiple times over the past few months.
Netanyahu demands public confrontation with his accusers Netanyahu demanded the opportunity to confront the state's witness on TV so that the public will 'learn the truth' about the ongoing investigations against him.
Hamas retakes control of Gaza’s border with Egypt The Palestinian Authority removed its presence from the Gaza-Egypt border because Hamas was 'abusing' PA personnel.
