Danon prepares to block Palestinian appeal for full UN membership Israel's ambassador to the United Nations is determined to block the Palestinian Authority's effort to gain full membership at the world body.
Gal Hirsch, controversial army figure, enters Knesset race Gal Hirsch was an IDF commander in the 2006 Lebanon war. Suspicions later of unlawful business dealings prevented his appointment as police chief.
Report: Netanyahu tells Hamas to keep quiet ahead of Israeli elections Netanyahu reportedly sent a message to Hamas via Egypt, urging the terror group not to escalate the situation ahead of the upcoming Israeli elections.
Elderly Jewish woman harassed by ‘yellow vest’ protesters The French interior has vowed to identify those who were involved, while a 'yellow vests' spokesman says there is no room for anti-Semitism in the protests.
WATCH: Israeli tech to star at Las Vegas expo With huge representation in many technological sectors, Israel will demonstrate that it is still the 'startup nation' next week at CES in Las Vegas.
Trump: Israel gets $4.5 billion a year, ‘defends itself very well’ U.S. President Donald Trump said Israel receives $4.5 billion from Israel and is doing a "good job" defending itself.
Netflix gaining popularity in Israel The number of Netflix users in Israel has more than doubled in 2018.
IDF destroys fifth Hezbollah terror tunnel The IDF has destroyed a fifth Hezbollah tunnel crossing from Lebanon into Israel.
Netanyahu’s party slams ‘false’ report he will stay in office if indicted The Likud party slammed a report claiming that the prime minister will not resign even if indicted, among other allegations.
WATCH: Israelis assist Indonesians following deadly tsunami Independent Jewish and Israeli groups, such as IsraAid, flew to the Muslim-majority country to provide safe water and psychological support in wake of the disaster.
Tech giant Intel prepares massive expansion in Israel With the help of a grant from the Israeli government, Intel is laying the groundwork for a massive expansion in Israel.
Russia criticizes Israel for airstrike against Syrian weapons depot Moscow says the airstrike endangered civilian flights, but Israel declines comment over whether it carried out the attack.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Dec 26, 2018 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on December 26, 2018.
Netanyahu warns of left election victory if right is divided The prime minister has repeatedly voiced concern over the potential repercussions of a splintered right.
Israel unveils production line for F-35 wings Israel Aerospace Industries is one of just a few companies across the globe that partners with Lockheed Martin in producing the world's most advanced stealth fighter.
Tzipi Hotovely, deputy foreign minister, a rising star in Likud After a successful stint as deputy foreign minister, Tzipi Hotovely says Netanyahu promised her a ministry in the next government.
Israeli startup puts the squeeze on overly sweet fruit-juice Israeli company Better Juice brings together oranges and high-tech to create a healthier glass of OJ.
Israel to celebrate Hebrew’s revival in special day Hebrew Language Day is 'an excellent opportunity to advance reading among students and the young generation,' says Education Minister Naftali Bennett.
Danon denies leaving post as UN ambassador to run in Likud primaries Earlier reports indicated that the U.N. envoy was leaving his post in order to run in the Likud primary, which he has firmly denied.
NY Times runs puff piece on Christmas in Hezbollah land; accused of humanizing terrorists 'Today, we’re celebrating the birth of Christ - and also the 40th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution,' Mohamed Mehdi Shari’tamdar, the Iranian cultural attaché, announced.
