Israel denies US author’s account of interrogation The Shin Bet denied claims it had interrogated a prominent American author when he attempted to enter Israel from Jordan.
Police arrest Palestinian who planned attack in Old City of Jerusalem Vigilant Jerusalem policemen thwarted a stabbing attack in the Old City.
Report: Tel Aviv world’s 9th most expensive city A survey of cities throughout the world ranked Tel Aviv as the ninth most expensive, taking the place of New York.
Opinion: The future of European Jewry Jews throughout Europe are clearly facing harassment and physical attacks unseen since World War II.
Liberman addresses Gaza residents: Quiet depends on you 'As long as the people of Israel enjoy peace and security – they will also benefit. Violence does not pay,' Liberman told Gaza's residents.
WATCH: Israel on alert on northern border Tuesday marked 12 years to the day that the Second Lebanon War ended, and trouble is brewing again on that border, with the war in Syria creating a whole new set of security challenges.
WATCH: Did British Jews wait too long to confront Corbyn’s anti-Semitism? Has the Jewish leadership in the UK waited too long to recognize and push back against the Labour party's Israel-focused anti-Semitism?
Lebanon’s army claims IDF targeted its troops Israeli troops fired smoke bombs across the border into Lebanon, the Lebanese army stated.
WATCH: Does a ceasefire agreement with Hamas benefit Israel? An attempt to broker a longterm ceasefire between Hamas and Israel has prompted mixed reactions among Israeli politicians and citizens.
Nasrallah says Hezbollah stronger than IDF Since 2006, the 'Zionist entity' has been deterred, Hezbollah's leader claims, adding that Tel Aviv has been trying to build up its military capabilities 'in view of its defeat in 2006.'
Two Israeli universities ranked among world’s 100 best The Technion and Hebrew University were ranked among the world’s 100 leading universities.
WATCH: Israel connects with UK to develop innovation The BBC reported on how expanding trade and technology ties between Israel and the UK is creating jobs and economic opportunities in both countries.
Israel to ease some Gaza restrictions; Bennett opposes concessions to Hamas While Israel announced it will ease some Gaza restrictions amid a lull in violence, Minister Naftali Bennett expressed disapproval of any potential concessions to Hamas.
Corbyn shown at Holocaust-denier’s wedding Corbyn's latest controversy is connected to his attendance at the wedding of a Palestinian diplomat who was subsequently accused of Holocaust denial, according to a report in the Daily Mail.
Pipe bombs thrown at Rachel’s Tomb Pipe bombs were launched from the Palestinian side of Rachel's Tomb in an apparent attempt to attack Jewish worshipers at the holy site.
Israel gets NIS 17.6 trillion valuation Publicly traded companies on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange are valued at over NIS 17 trillion, Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon revealed.
Ottoman-era soap factory discovered in old Jaffa A 19th-century soap factory was found below the Uri Geller Museum, currently under construction.
Opinion: UN enables Hamas war machine A ceasefire may sound like a good idea, but in Gaza it sends a message to terrorist factions that bombardment of Israel is rewarded with economic and humanitarian projects funded by the UN.
Philippine President Duterte confirms Israel visit next month Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is slated to visit Israel at the beginning of September.
Argentina: Hamas is the cause of the recent violence between Gaza and Israel The government of Argentina issued a statement placing the blame for the violence at the Israel-Gaza border squarely on Hamas.
