Novel Israeli ‘gel’ propulsion to slash rocket launching costs Cheaper, more environmentally friendly rocket-engine technology offers same level of performance and control as toxic ‘legacy’ fuel. By Abigail Kle...
Netanyahu expresses pride as IDF uncovers first tunnel in Operation Northern Shield 'Anyone who tries to harm the state of Israel will pay a heavy price,' Netanyahu warned Hezbollah.
Israel to import duty-free eggs due to Salmonella fears Israel's health ministry decided that Israeli chicken farmers are not properly dealing with the salmonella danger and will therefore allow duty-free eggs to be imported.
Israel drops Al-Quds University recognition due to terror cells, incitement Israel's minister of welfare and social services reversed an early decision granting recognition for social work degrees from Al-Quds University following reports of the school's anti-Israel activity.
Jerusalem takes top spot in tourism growth among 100 cities Jerusalem experienced a 38 percent growth in incoming tourism in 2018.
Opinion: American Jewry’s Chanukah hypocrisy? A 'New York Times' column misunderstands the nature of the conflict that the Festival of Lights commemorates.
Israel’s northern operation wins broad political backing Operation Northern Shield won support from across Israel's political spectrum on Tuesday.
Israeli Americans represent a growing ‘new power’ in the Jewish Diaspora Israeli Americans now see themselves as a bridge that can help close the widening gap between Israeli and American Jewry.
Analysis: Why Egypt and Saudi Arabia now advocate ties with Israel Egypt’s president and the Saudi crown prince have reportedly been working to convince the Arab world to establish trade ties with Israel.
Operation Northern Shield: IDF strikes Hezbollah terror tunnels Israel launched a major operation to destroy Hezbollah terror tunnels in the north.
Survey: Right-left divide No. 1 tension in Israel for first time The Right and Left divide has been identified as the major split in Israeli society for the first time since a 16-year survey began.
WATCH: Timeline of Hezbollah’s growing terror tunnel threat For many years, the Hezbollah terror organization, an Iranian proxy, has been very active in developing an offensive plan against Israel, despite the UN decision to disarm southern Lebanon.
Pope embraces Abbas, expresses concern over Jerusalem Pope, Abbas discuss Jerusalem at first meeting after U.S. Embassy move.
Analysis: Should Israel take its nukes out of the basement? In view of growing Middle Eastern turmoil, the time has come for Israel to review the efficacy of its traditional policy of deliberate nuclear ambiguity.
WATCH: US details efforts to stop Iran’s nuclear and missile programs U.S. Special Representative on Iran Brian Hook discusses Washington’s campaign to pressure Iran into arranging a new deal and giving up its missile program.
Israel will strike Hezbollah unless Lebanon intervenes, Netanyahu warns Pompeo in Brussels Netanyahu met Pompeo in Brussels where he reportedly delivered a stern warning via the US secretary of state intended to put Hezbollah on notice.
Israeli firm rejects accusations of connection to Khashoggi killing An Israeli company known for its sophisticated phone surveillance technology on Monday rejected accusations that its snooping software helped lead to the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
Hamas to execute 6 Gazans for ‘collaborating’ with Israel prior to botched raid A Hamas-controlled military court on Monday sentenced six Palestinians to death for allegedly collaborating with Israel.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap! – Nov. 3, 2018 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on December 3, 2018.
Gold treasure linked to Crusader conquest discovered in Caesarea The rare gold coins were hidden in the wall of a well during the Crusader conquest. Archaelogists guess that the owners never returned to reclaim them.
