Shin Bet thwarts cellphone smuggling to security prisoners The Israel Security Agency, together with Israel Police and Prison Service, foiled an attempt to smuggle cellphones to security prisoners, leading to several arrests.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap! – Dec. 6, 2018 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on December 6, 2018.
Amnesty slams PA for torturing Palestinian woman 'The Palestinian authorities must immediately take steps to ensure that Suha Jbara is guaranteed a fair trial and protected from torture,,' Amnesty Int'l demands.
Netanyahu: ‘Whoever attacks us – his blood is on his head’ "Whoever attacks us - his blood is on his head," the prime minister said during a briefing of ambassadors in the north.
Israeli groups demand Netanyahu dismantle Khan al-Ahmar The coalition of pro-Israel groups demanded that Netanyahu, "Dismantle Khan al-Ahmar now."
Analysis: Hamas undercut its position by exposing Israeli intelligence operation Hamas's exposure of Israel’s intelligence collection in Gaza actually undermines the terrorist organization.
Is J Street U ‘hijacking’ the Birthright experience? J Street U, the student organizing arm of J Street, is pushing to have Palestinians present their view of Israel to birthright groups run by campus Hillel centers.
ADL protests anti-Semitic titles at Qatar book fair 'This high-profile, government-sponsored book fair is being used to promote blatantly anti-Semitic books,' the ADL's CEO stated.
France awards radical left-wing Israel group human rights award Radical left-wing NGO B'Tselem, together with an Arab group with ties to terrorists, will receive the French Republic 2018 Human Rights Award next week.
Watch: Hezbollah’s violations of UN Resolution 1701 Hezbollah blatantly violates United Nations Security Council Resolution 1701, including breaching Israeli sovereignty for the sake of harming Israeli civilians.
China demands Canada release Huawei executive held for violating Iran sanctions Huawei's chief financial officer, Meng Wanzhou, faces possible extradition to the U.S. She is accused of trying to evade trade curbs on Iran.
Netanyahu: Violence against women is terrorism "I see violence against women as terrorism in every respect," Israel's prime minister said, Wednesday.
Former defense minister: We knew about Hezbollah tunnels but kept it quiet Since 2014, Israel deliberately kept knowledge of Hezbollah terror tunnels hushed, Ya'alon said.
WATCH: British attorney’s moving plea to Jews of Europe to leave for Israel 'It's time to leave,' Mark Lewis declared. 'Why didn't people leave in the 1930s? The signs were there.'
Israel’s Danon predicts win for UN resolution condemning Hamas Danny Danon says a U.S.-sponsored resolution in the U.N. condemning Hamas will pass.
Irish Senate passes bill banning Israeli products The Irish Senate passed a bill that would criminalize importing or selling Israeli products made in Judea, Samaria, eastern Jerusalem and the Golan Heights.
Netanyahu awards 6 Shin Bet operations for excellence Netanyahu thanked the award recipients for 'fighting every day with secrecy, ingenuity, creativity and dedication. I am proud of you.'
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap! – Dec. 5, 2018 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on December 5, 2018.
Pepsico completes $3.2 billion purchase of Israel’s Sodastream 'I couldn't be prouder or more excited to welcome SodaStream to the PepsiCo family,' enthused PepsiCO CEO Ramon Laguarta.
Netanyahu’s request denied: State says friends can’t pay his legal bills Netanyahu's request to be exempted from a rule that prohibits private funds from going to prime ministers in order to pay his legal fees was rejected by a special committee.
