Samaria shooting attack: Two injured as bus fired upon Two men were lightly injured in a shooting attack on a bus near Beit El in Samaria.
Snowden slams Israeli cyber firm for Khashoggi killing: ‘Worst of the worst’ Whistleblowing fugitive Ed Snowden blasted NSO Group Technologies, claiming it helped the Saudis assassinate a Saudi journalist via cyber intelligence.
Israeli justice minister bans deputy attorney general from Knesset for political remarks It's acceptable for a civil servant to express a legal position that contradicts the government's position, but it is unacceptable for a public official to express a political position, the justice minister said.
Israel’s GOP head declares election victory for Trump Marc Zell says the Republicans' stronger hold on the Senate is more important than the Democratic success in flipping the House.
IDF discovers 2 grenades meant for Jewish worshipers at Joseph’s Tomb IDF forces discovered two grenades at Joseph's Tomb on Tuesday night.
Ancient ship, animal etchings found in Beersheba The 2,000-year-old illustrations of ships and animals were found in a huge water cistern at an archaeological dig.
Israeli passports to Saudi Arabia? Warming ties may see Muslims go on the Hajj as citizens of the Jewish State It is speculated that such a move could signal a further step toward normalization between Israel and Saudi-Arabia.
Israel’s Supreme Court: Temple Mount metal detectors for Jews only Israel's Supreme Court rejected an appeal to remove metal detectors located only at the Temple Mount entrance used by Jews.
Analysis: Brazil’s Bolsonaro buoyed by Evangelical rise A new era appears to have dawned for Israeli-Brazilian relations with the election of staunchly pro-Israel president-elect Jair Bolsonaro. By Danie...
WATCH: Poker tournaments may become legal in Israel Pending the passage of a recently proposed bill, for the first time in Israeli history poker tournaments will finally become legal.
Israel’s defense minister cancels meeting with grieving families Defense Minister Liberman's office called to cancel the meeting with the families who lost loved ones on October 7.
WATCH: Israeli-Arab female basketball player makes history Shahd Abboud is more interested in her team's success than in the fact that she's the first female Arab-Israeli basketball captain.
Analysis: Palestinian threats to Arab normalization with Israel The PA and Hamas see eye to eye on one issue only. Both are opposed to normalization with Israel.
Israel’s security chief: ‘Calm deceiving, hundreds of attacks thwarted’ The director of Israel's Shin Bet told a Knesset committee that his security agency thwarted 480 attacks in the past year.
WATCH: Jewish ritual baths lost since Holocaust unearthed in Lithuania Archaeologists unearthed the remains of two ritual baths used by congregants at the Great Synagogue in Vilna that was destroyed in the Holocaust.
IDF search team finds pilot’s remains 56 years after his death 'This effort is part of the IDF’s moral obligation to locate all missing and prisoners and all fallen IDF soldiers whose burial places are unknown,' the army said.
Several US synagogues vandalized after deadly Pittsburgh massacre Just days after the worst anti-Semitic attack in America's history was perpetrated, several incidents targeting Jews occurred across the country.
Israeli women’s water polo match nearly sunk by BDS A local Spanish chapter of BDS nearly wrecked the Israeli women's water polo team's participation at the European championship playoff match.
Russia: Air strikes in Syria won’t solve Israel’s problems "Military operations cannot resolve Israeli security concerns but will only help increase regional tensions," Russia's Lavrov said.
Female terrorist shot after attacking IDF soldiers in attempted stabbing A female terrorist carrying a knife ran toward a group of Israelis at the entrance to Kfar Adumim on Tuesday.
