Pro-Israel groups effectively counter anti-Israel UCLA conference Pro-Israel activists came together against an anti-Israel conference at UCLA and ensured their voice was heard.
Israeli High Court rejects terrorist family’s appeal, killer’s home to be destroyed The Israeli Supreme Court ruled Monday that the house of the terrorist who killed Ronen Lubarsky can proceed.
Israeli players put stop to discriminatory Saudi chess contest Saudi Arabia has been stripped of the right to hold an international tournament after Israeli players Ilya Smirin and Lior Aizenberg pointed out that the country had previously denied visas to seven Israeli chess players in 2017.
Yeshiva rabbi stoned by Arabs to make rock part of foundation for new dorms A head of a yeshiva high school survived an attack by Arabs on the way to work.
Minister of housing appears set to jump ship to Likud Yoav Galant, minister of construction and housing, sees himself as defense minister in the next government, according to reports.
Columbia professor, victim of anti-Semitism, lights campus menorah 'This is our response to darkness. We [were] expecting a lot of people, Jewish and not Jewish, to come out and show solidarity against anti-Semitism and hate.'
Palestinian chief negotiator grilled in hard-hitting interview Erekat sought to defend himself and Abbas on issues ranging from their dealings with the Trump administration to the peace process, corruption, and PA human rights violations.
63% spike in hate crimes against Jews in Canada Some 360 incidents occurred in 2017, while 221 were recorded the previous year.
‘Imaginary!’ Netanyahu blasts police accusations in Case 4000 On Sunday, PM Netanyahu went on the offensive against the police recommendations that he be charged with bribery.
NFL player Michael Pierce proudly displays his Israeli-themed cleats Baltimore Ravens player Michael Pierce showcases his support for Israel on his cleats.
WATCH: IDF soldiers facing Gaza protests tell their side of the story IDF soldiers are now stepping up to tell their side of the story, and they will bring their testimonies to the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
IDF officer removes signs calling for respecting Sabbath 'There is no current IDF order restricting cellular phone use in mess halls,' an IDF spokesman said.
Rivlin celebrates Chanukah with IDF’s ‘modern-day warriors’ Rivlin commemorated the Chanukah miracle by lighting candles on the first night of the holiday with Torah-observant Israeli soldiers.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap! – Dec. 2, 2018 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on December 2, 2018.
Alfred Dreyfus statue erected in Israel The sculpture, a copy of one commissioned by the French government in 1985, honors the famed Jewish army officer falsely accused of treason and then reinstated in the early 20th century.
Israeli cities, towns and companies fall in behind nationwide women’s strike A protest advocating more government involvement to stop violence against women gains backing from municipalities, private companies and major unions.
Israeli opposition leaders demand Netanyahu resign Israeli opposition leaders called for Netanyahu's resignation after police recommended charging him for bribery.
IDF opens training areas for hikers during Chanukah holiday – Enter with caution! The IDF is opening parts of its training grounds for hikes during Chanukah.
Pompeo: Iran missile tests violate UN ban Iran must 'cease immediately all activities related to ballistic missiles designed to be capable of delivering nuclear weapons,' Pompeo stated.
