Netanyahu: No Jew will be uprooted as long as I’m in charge 'As long as I am the Prime Minister of Israel, not a single Jew will be uprooted from his home,' Netanyahu vowed at the dedication of a new interchange in Judea and Samaria.
Women’s March leaders buried anti-Semitic ‘family secret’ Tablet Magazine reveals that two leaders of the Women's March swapped anti-Semitic conspiracy theories when they first met.
Senior Hungarian official: We will fight anti-Israel double standard Hungary is following with concern the double standard against Israel and the anti-Israel atmosphere, Takács said.
Opinion: Senator Cory Booker refuses to condemn Farrakhan or Iran Booker needs to know that if you’re a U.S. senator from New Jersey, and the Iranians are threatening to kill all the Jews, and Farrakhan calls Jews termites, you have to speak out.
Education minister to Netanyahu: ‘Restore Deterrence’ Education Minister Naftali Bennett demanded action from Netanyahu on the security front.
Birthright suffers plunge in American Jewish participation this winter By World Israel News Staff Haaretz reported Tuesday that the Birthright program has seen a sharp drop in participation rates this winter season, main...
Startup nation is becoming the artificial intelligence nation ‘This sector’s vital signs are positive,’ reports IVC Research in its summary of Israeli artificial intelligence startups.
WATCH: 1st Israeli proud to play major women’s golf tour Laetitia Beck is the first Israeli to play in the international Ladies Professional Golf Association and she displays her nationality proudly.
Security forces thwart 3 terror attacks in Judea and Samaria A Palestinian terrorist is dead and another was arrested in two separate terror incidents Tuesday morning. Another attempted attack was foiled Monday evening.
Haifa mayor, feeling pressure, confronts deputy over Hamas support Haifa Mayor Einat Kalisch-Rotem demanded that her future deputy mayor publicly clarify statements he made in support of Hamas and Hezbollah.
WATCH: Israel eyes making Saudi relations official Despite a state of war between the two countries, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is allegedly looking to make relations with the Gulf nation official.
Frank Sinatra’s skullcap sells for whopping sum at auction The Chairman of the Board's kippah sold for almost $10,000 last Thursday at a Sotheby's auction.
Pregnant mother wounded in Arab drive-by shooting recovering The condition of the pregnant woman critically wounded in Monday's terror attack is improving.
Australia reportedly readying to recognize Jerusalem Australia's Morrison government is expected to formally recognise Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
Senior IDF brass heads to Russia to update Moscow on Hezbollah Israeli brass are traveling to Moscow to brief Russian military officials on the Hezbollah terror tunnels the IDF discovered along Israel's northern border with Lebanon.
WATCH: Ohio man arrested for plotting ‘jihad’ synagogue attack, inspired by Pittsburgh An Ohio man was arrested for planning to attack synagogues after he pledged allegiance to ISIS and made videos urging others to join.
IDF raids Palestinian news agency in hunt for gunmen Israeli security forces are pursuing assailants from a shooting attack on Sunday night that left seven Israelis injured, including an in-utero baby whose health has deteriorated after removal from the womb following the attack.
Washington blasts UN as Hamas celebrates terror attack on pregnant woman 'Hamas praises yet another terror attack. You had the ability to help fight against terror,' Greenblatt tweeted, blasting the UN for not passing a US-sponsored resolution condemning Hamas.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Dec 10, 2018 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on December 10, 2018.
Netanyahu orders partial privatization of Israel Aerospace Industries The prime minister has instructed that preparations be made to offer 25 percent of IAI shares to the public by next year.
