Chabad rabbi donates part of his liver a decade after giving a kidney The double act of kindness is considered very rare and not even permitted by most hospitals.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Jan 3. 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on January 3, 2019.
Brazil governor requests shofar at inauguration Rio Governor Wilson Witzel made the unusual request, as he considers the ram’s horn a 'call for freedom.'
UK meddling delayed demolition of illegal Bedouin outpost, group claims British interference against the Arab outpost's demolition runs contrary to an Israeli High Court decision.
Opinion: Europe’s slow, lethal surrender to Iran In 2018, Europe's leaders are again gambling with the security of their own citizens as well as that of their Middle East allies, especially Israel.
Israeli authorities tap Bar Refaeli’s phone in tax evasion case In an 'unprecedented' move, Israel's tax authorities tapped Bar Refaeli’s phone to prove her main residence was in Israel, contrary to her claim.
Students threaten boycott of Hebrew University over soldier’s harassment Demands persist that the university fire a lecturer who reprimanded a student for wearing an IDF uniform.
Palestinian Authority rebuilding terrorist homes razed by Israeli forces The Palestinian Authority and associated institutions have been rebuilding homes of terrorists destroyed by the Israel Defense Forces.
Violent confrontation in Amona as police clash with hilltop youth Twenty-three police and seven youths barricaded inside the structures were reported injured. Activists say that 55 protesters were hurt in excessive police force.
Israeli startups raise record $6.1 billion in 2018 Israeli startups raised a record $6.1 billion in 2018, surpassing last year's $5.24 billion.
WATCH: Does Gabbay-Livni split signal end of Israel’s Labor party? Analysts say Labor Party leader Avi Gabbay hurt himself by publicly embarrassing his colleague, Hatnuah Party leader Tzipi Livni, breaking their political partnership on live television without telling her first.
IDF sea barrier closes defensive gap on Gaza border A 200-meter-long barrier is almost complete at Israel’s border with the Gaza Strip, according to the IDF.
Moshe Ya’alon unveils new party name to unenthusiastic public Moshe Ya'alon announced his new party name on Wednesday. The latest polling suggests he would fail to clear the 3.25 percent minimum vote threshold.
WATCH: Netflix slammed for pulling ‘Patriot Act’ episode mocking Saudi regime Netflix is under fire after its decision to remove an episode of comedy show 'Patriot Act' from its streaming service in Saudi Arabia, which is critical of the kingdom.
WATCH: Israeli police drag Jews from Amona outpost In a three-hour operation, police forcibly removed a few hundred Israelis, mostly youth, from the Amona outpost in Samaria Thursday morning.
Netanyahu received ‘almost everything’ in meeting with Pompeo The Netanyahu-Pompeo discussion is said to have centered on the U.S. withdrawal from and Iranian presence in Syria.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Jan 2, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on January 2, 2019.
Caroline Glick joins New Right party of Shaked, Bennett Caroline Glick, a longtime Jerusalem Post columnist, will be joining the New Right Party formed by Education Minister Naftali Bennett and Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked.
Iran mocks US, Israeli departures from UNESCO Foreign minister Zarif tweets suggestion that the two 'regimes' also withdraw from planet Earth.
Israel’s public security minister gets tough with terrorist prisoners 'This celebration is coming to an end,' Minister Erdan said, vowing to end what he sees as luxurious conditions and partying enjoyed by security prisoners.
