WATCH: How significant are opinion polls ahead of Israeli elections? Analysts discuss what to watch out for when looking at the opinion polls ahead of the upcoming Israeli elections in April.
Honduras signals readiness to move embassy to Jerusalem Israel and Honduras jointly announce a plan to set up embassies in each other's capital. The U.S. is also involved.
Shelly Yacimovich once more takes reins as opposition leader The former leader of Labor answers party chairman Avi Gabbay’s call for opposition leadership, replacing the ousted Tzipi Livni.
Jewish residents: Bedouin squatters carrying out ‘mass takeover’ in Jordan Valley An Israeli NGO is warning of a war of attrition as Bedouin lay claim to large swathes of Israeli state land in the Jordan Valley.
Tzipi Livni blasts Labor leader after shocking on-air dismissal Tzipi Livni expressed her displeasure with Avi Gabbay after he dissolved the Zionist Union on Tuesday without first informing her.
Hebrew University lecturer attacks student for wearing IDF uniform The Zionist organization Im Tirtzu responded to the incident in a statement the following day, calling on the education minister to fire the lecturer.
Cleveland Clinic’s anti-Semitic doctor attended Orthodox Jewish college Doctor behind numerous anti-Semitic posts and fired from Cleveland Clinic attended Orthodox Jewish college.
Survey: Most Israelis distinguish between migrants and asylum-seekers Despite sympathy for asylum-seekers, Israelis lack tolerance for economic migrants largely due to an upsurge in violent crime.
Arabic daily: Liberman revealed details of Trump plan to Palestinians Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman revealed details of the Trump administration's carefully guarded peace plan to the Palestinians, the London-based Al Hayat newspaper claims.
WATCH: Israeli diplomat Dore Gold calls for Middle East NATO to thwart Iran Israeli diplomat Dore Gold explains the implications to Israel of the U.S. withdrawal of troops from Syria and Iran's aspirations for a land bridge through Iraq to the Mediterranean.
Will UNESCO ‘learn a lesson’ from US, Israeli withdrawals? Maybe UNESCO will ‘learn a lesson’ from US and Israeli withdrawals, former envoy says.
Pompeo: Syria pullout ‘in no way changes’ commitment to Israel’s security 'The decision by the president on Syria in no way changes anything that this administration is working on alongside Israel,' Pompeo told Netanyahu.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Jan 1, 2019 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on January 1, 2019.
Zionist Union party dissolves ahead of elections The Zionist Union, a party which combined the Israeli Labor Party and the Hatnuah Party, has broken up ahead of elections.
First IDF female general joins Yesh Atid for Knesset race Yesh Atid leader MK Yair Lapid says he would want Orna Barbivai to serve as a senior cabinet minister.
WATCH: Why didn’t the Zionist Union political partnership work? Has Opposition leader Livni been checkmated? What other major changes are taking place ahead of the national elections in April?
Analysis: Early elections nothing new in Israel’s political system While early elections may sound dramatic to foreign ears, they are par for the course in Israel.
Opinion: Bennett swings for the fences Bennett has never hidden his desire to eventually vie for the premiership.
IDF forms new battalion to defend Israel’s north With a battle-hardened terrorist organization sitting on Israel’s border, the IDF’s northern division inaugurates another battalion to defend Israel – “Gates of Fire.”
Judging Senator Warren’s Israel record as she mulls US presidential run While Warren has consistently criticized Wall Street and held on to standard left-wing positions, her record on Israel has been, at best, mixed.
