Bank of Israel raises interest rates for first time in seven years The interest rate hike was the first since June 2011 and the first change in any direction in the rate since March 2015.
WATCH: ‘Airbnb served on a silver platter the perfect anti-discrimination suit’ Brooke Goldstein of The Lawfare Project discusses the 'double element of discrimination' practiced by Airbnb, which recently delisted all Jewish residences in Judea and Samaria.
Government needs more time to pass ultra-Orthodox draft bill The Israeli government will not make the December 2 deadline to pass a new haredi draft bill.
Czech president pledges to move embassy to Jerusalem Czech President Miloš Zeman addressed the Knesset on Monday, calling for Europe to stand with Israel and referencing an impending Czech embassy move to Jerusalem.
WATCH: Koran-carrying driver attempts to run over Jews in LA The assailant, who had a Koran on his dashboard, was charged with a hate crime and assault with a deadly weapon.
WATCH: Israeli journalist in Germany harassed for ‘reporting in Hebrew’ Israeli reporter Antonia Yamin was assaulted in Berlin as she attempted to report in Hebrew on the Brexit saga.
Palestinian human rights activist: BDS hurts us more than Israel While Israelis are rarely directly impacted by the BDS movement, Palestinians who lose their jobs because of it suffer the immediate consequences of this anti-Israel movement.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap! – Nov. 26, 2018 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on November 26, 2018.
Cultural Loyalty Bill hits roadblock: Knesset vote pulled at last moment A Knesset vote on the Cultural Loyalty Bill was cancelled due to wavering support.
European anthropologists boycott Judea and Samaria colleges Encouraged by radical left Israeli professors, European anthropologists boycott Israeli colleges in Judea and Samaria.
El Al ‘free ticket’ misstep only insults ultra-Orthodox Ten days after the controversial flight to Israel, El Al offers free round-trip flight to Europe in compensation to all passengers, but no apology, le...
WATCH: ‘Palestine jihad most obvious on earth,’ Gaza imam says 'The most obvious jihad on the face of the earth is the Jihad in 'Palestine,'' a Gaza imam tells his followers, inciting them to carry out acts of terror against Israelis.
Knesset Defense Committee head: Gaza offensive coming In a wide-ranging interview with Israel Hayom, Likud MK Avi Dichter explained how he views the threat to Israel from Gaza and how to deal with it.
WATCH: Israel detains 32 Jerusalem Arabs suspected of serving in PA forces Israel arrested 32 Arab residents of Jerusalem suspected of serving in the Palestinian Authority security forces.
Israeli minister warns Iran: ‘We’ll do what is necessary to protect ourselves’ Israel 'will do all that is necessary to protect itself' if attacked by Hezbollah or Iran, Erdan warned.
Analysis: France fractures against Muslim tide French authorities seem to ignore that the vast majority of terrorists from France have been French citizens, who spoke a perfect French and were born in France.
New York Times’ Jewish errors spread to crossword puzzle At least until today, I’ve never had to write about the New York Times crossword puzzle.
Egypt creates new human rights watchdog – to protect itself 'This is a body that will seek to improve the image of the country, not actual human rights,' said Gamal Eid, a prominent rights lawyer.
Tel Aviv: Sixth most millionaires per square mile Tel Aviv’s 35,200 millionaires in 20.08 square miles mean that the city has 1,753 millionaires per square mile.
Gush Etzion ramming attack: 3 IDF soldiers injured, terrorist killed A ramming attack near Gush Etzion junction, south of Jerusalem, resulted in three injured IDF soldiers.
