Der Spiegel: Leader of German-Jewish community not Jewish The German weekly Der Spiegel reported Friday that Wolfgang Seibert, chairman of the reform Jewish community of Pinneberg near Hamburg, is an imposter.
Tel Aviv principal breaks law, opens doors to radical anti-Israel group Following the illegal presentation, Israel's Education Ministry promised to take disciplinary action.
WATCH: Chinese VP visits Israel as trade tops $11 billion Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan arrived for a four-day state visit to Israel to strengthen ties, trade, and high-tech collaboration.
Belgian slander: IDF harvests baby’s organs Jewish organizations in Belgium condemned the professor's claims that 'the Israeli army kidnaps Palestinian children in the Gaza Strip to kill them and then steal their organs.'
Defense Minister: Israel is on its way to war "We have examined all the options and Israel's final resort is to strike at Hamas," Defense Minister Liberman said.
Israeli farmers distressed as Jordan declares intention to reclaim land Arava Regional Council Head Eyal Bloom implored the prime minister to intervene on behalf of the farmers who worked the lands leased from Jordan.
Border buildup: Israel constructs barriers, deploys tanks on Lebanon line 'While they were building the barrier, I saw a tank overlooking the work, and now we see the same tank on the hill itself,' an area resident said.
Facebook deletes Farrakhan ‘Termite’ post; Twitter has not Last week, Facebook removed a Louis Farrakhan post in which he compared Jews to termites. Twitter has not.
Opinion: Khashoggi’s killing threatens Trump dreams for Mideast peace The death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the hands of Saudi agents may put Trump's peace plan into a deep freeze.
Did lightning launch Palestinian rockets at Israel? An Israeli aeronautical engineer says lightning could have led to the firing of Hamas rockets last Wednesday.
WATCH: Hezbollah camouflages itself as ‘environmental’ group 'Green Without Borders' claims to be an environmental organization. But what do they mean when they say 'the trees are the shade of resistance'?
Israeli president: ‘Inner war’ our greatest threat Israeli President Reuven Rivlin warned of the danger of an "inner war" in his address to the General Assembly of the Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) in Tel Aviv, on Monday.
Ari Fuld’s widow blasts IDF: Why does the terrorist’s house still stand? The widow of terror victim Ari Fuld, in a letter to the head of the IDF Central Command, demands an answer.
IDF soldier wounded in Hebron stabbing attack; terrorist eliminated A terrorist was shot and killed after attempting a stabbing attack in Hebron on Monday.
Analysis: Israel should rethink boycott of Austria’s Freedom Party Housing Minister Yoav Galant recently became the first senior Israeli official to meet a member of Austria's government with close ties to the Austria Freedom Party (FPOe), a partner in Chancellor Sebastian Kurz's ruling coalition.
Opinion: Lara Alqasem won’t learn to love Israel at Hebrew U’s radical faculty of law People come to Israel to supplement their leftism - which is what Lara Alqasem will do.
WATCH: Ann Coulter to replace Nikki Haley? See the shortlist Commentators discuss five people they would recommend to replace Nikki Haley, including conservative writer and lawyer Ann Coulter, who responds to the suggestion.
Saudi royals make Khashoggi condolence call, but world isn’t buying it King Salman and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called the son of Jamal Khashoggi to offer their condolences.
WATCH: Group battles substance abuse in Orthodox community Amudim is a bridge between the tight-knit Orthodox community and the help they need for those fighting substance abuse.
NASCAR’s first Israeli driver wins 2nd straight title The Israeli NASCAR driver dominated the season-finale at Circuit Zolder to win his second straight championship.