Israel fortifies nuclear facilities in response to Iran’s ‘outrageous threats’ Israel's atomic energy commission director announced at an international meeting this week that Israel is taking Iranian threats seriously and is protecting key infrastructure accordingly.
WATCH: Israeli tourists flock to Egypt, ignore ISIS threat and travel warning Despite an official Israeli notice warning citizens about the risks involved with vacations in neighboring Egypt, Israeli tourism to Egypt is apparently booming, especially during the holiday period.
Iran remains world’s ‘leading state sponsor of terror,’ US report confirms The State Department's annual report on terrorism identified the Iranian regime as the world's top source of terror, with a financial apparatus and fundraising network that spans the globe.
Palestinians intensify violent Gaza riots as truce with Israel falters Violent protests in Gaza escalated as a ceasefire deal with Israel appears to be increasingly unlikely to materialize.
WATCH: Palestinian attacks Jewish worshiper in Jerusalem on Yom Kippur Israeli police killed a Palestinian attacker in Jerusalem after he tried to mount a stabbing attack on the holiest day of the year for the Jewish people.
Downed Russian plane was Syria’s fault, Netanyahu tells Putin While Moscow initially blamed Israel for a Russian aircraft that was shot down in Syria, Netanyahu reportedly told Putin that Syria was 'responsible for shooting down [the] plane.'
BDS professor boycotts recommendation for Israel-bound student Defying his employer's official policy on BDS, a Michigan professor refused to sign a letter of recommendation for a student to participate in an Israeli study-abroad program.
Palestinians slammed with new aid cuts to US ‘co-existence’ programs The US has dried up one of the last pools of aid money to Palestinians with its latest announcement in a string of massive Palestinian funding cuts.
Professor enlists Hamas-linked ex-convict for boycott of college in Samaria An Israeli professor partnered with a Hamas-linked colleague and several others to urge a boycott of an Ariel University physics conference.
Moscow summons envoy, says Israel ‘fully to blame’ for downing of Russian plane Moscow is blaming Israel and summoned Israel's ambassador and threatened 'countermeasures' after a Syrian missile caused a Russian aircraft to crash.
Turkey takes steps towards repairing damaged relations with Israel Reported discussions between the two countries are in the works five months after Erdoğan blamed Israel for its response to violent protests along the Gaza border.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Sept 18, 2018 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on September 18, 2018.
Israel places Syrian dictator in sights with new satellite photos Israel recently released satellite photos of a number of Syrian locations, including an airfield and the palace of Syrian ruler Bashar Assad.
WATCH: IDF raids home of Ari Fuld’s murderer In the morning hours on Monday, IDF forces raided the home of Palestinian terrorist Khalil Jabarin in Yatta, near Hebron, in preparation of the army's slated demolition of the house, a punitive step based on the terrorist's murder of Israeli father of 4, Ari Fuld, on Sunday.
Netanyahu pushes to bring 1,000 Ethiopian immigrants to Israel Responding to demands from the Ethiopian-Israeli community, Netanyahu vowed to facilitate the immigration of around 1,000 Ethiopians from the Falassh Mura community.
Palestinians call wounded teenage terrorist who murdered Israeli a ‘victim’ The official PA daily portrays the teenage terrorist who murdered Israeli Ari Fuld on Sunday as a victim of an unprovoked shooting by a settler.
Abbas made ‘every possible mistake’ with Trump, says Palestinian official An official in Ramallah asks, 'What more needs to happen for the [president's] office to realize that Trump doesn’t just make promises or threats, he carries them out?'
Israeli kidney donations triple due to Orthodox Jewish donors The number of annual live kidney transplants in Israel has nearly tripled since 2010. New research says the growth is due to Orthodox donors.
WATCH: Why do we read the Book of Jonah on Yom Kippur? Bar-Ilan University Professor Raanan Eichler discusses why the Book of Jonah was chosen as one of the readings at services on Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement.
Paris event honoring terror victims to be held Yom Kippur; Jews left out Very few Jews will attend a memorial for terror victims in France, despite the fact that a disproportionately high percentage of those murdered were Jews.
