Survey: Overwhelming majority of PA residents view selling land to Jews as treason Israeli watchdog calls Palestinian land laws an example of apartheid.
Israel bolts UNESCO as Danon decries body as ‘tool of Israel’s enemies’ Israel decided in 2017 to leave along with the U.S., accusing UNESCO of an anti-Israel bias. The decision takes effect today.
IDF Chief of staff bids farewell at emotional Knesset meeting "I saw the role as a great privilege to command and influence the army," said IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot at a farewell meeting in the Knesset defense committee.
Trump slows Syria withdrawal, agrees to 4-month timetable The New York Times report of a four-month timetable follows an Israeli official's comment that Prime Minister Netanyahu had asked for a more gradual pullout.
Alice Walker not anti-Semitic, says NYU professor, who then cites ‘Zionist Nazis’ NYU professor defends Alice Walker from anti-Semitism accusations by citing poem on ‘Zionist Nazis.’ By Shiri Moshe, The Algemeiner
Netanyahu on corruption cases: ‘Even if there’s a hearing I won’t quit’ Netanyahu says he will not resign even if the attorney general's office brings charges against him.
Who knew? Hebrew could be the basis for many English and European words 'Hebrew is a much older language as well, so it makes sense the roots of words go back before Latin or Greek,' a linguistics buff theorized.
WATCH: Assailant shouts ‘Allahu Akbar’ in Manchester New Year’s eve stabbing An eyewitness said the assailant shouted Islamic slogans during the frenzied attack. He was recorded yelling 'Allahu Akbar’ while struggling with police.
IDF Intelligence chief talks broader goal of anti-tunnel operation IDF's intelligence chief said that the main goal of Operation Northern Shield is to make Hezbollah realize that it didn't have a card up its sleeve after all.
Israeli university probes how NBA games are won and lost Ben Gurion University of the Negev research shows that NBA teams that come from behind do not garner more overtime wins.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Dec 31, 2018 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on December 31, 2018.
PA sentences US citizen to life in prison for selling land to Jews "We are aware of reports that a U.S. citizen has been sentenced by a Palestinian court," a U.S. government official said.
Justice minister Shaked: Next term will be Netanyahu’s last Ayelet Shaked expects Netanyahu to win but that it will be his final term in office.
WATCH: ‘The logical vote goes to the right,’ Likud candidate says Naphtali Bensimon, a Likud party candidate for the upcoming Knesset election, analyzes the current campaign in view of the new parties that threaten to divide the right.
Belgian law bans kosher slaughter, rabbis promise to fight Center of European Rabbis says its fight against the 'shechita' ban will continue even after the law takes effect on Tuesday.
Hotovely mourns passing of US jurist who defended Jewish rights The deputy foreign minister praises Wallace Brand for teaching arguments that otherwise would have been forgotten.
Israel and Palestinian Authority reverse mutual bans on produce imports The trade conflict lasted only a couple of weeks, and now Israel and the PA are cooperating again.
Civilian drone narrowly misses collision with IDF helicopter 'The IDF will work with the Israel Police to prevent security risks carried out illegally and against the aerial information security protocols of the State of Israel.'
Hundreds pay tribute to Israeli novelist Amos Oz Mourners filed into a Tel Aviv theater to pay final respects to Israeli novelist Amos Oz.
Israeli court rules security services can interrogate Jewish minors alone District court rules that three Jewish minors arrested Sunday for alleged security offenses must face interrogation alone.
