UN Human Rights Council calls for arms embargo against Israel The UNHRC called for an international effort to halt arms sales to Israel, capping off a session during which the body adopted multiple anti-Israel resolutions.
Israel bombs Hamas target, responding to cross-border provocation 'The IDF will continue to thwart all attempts to harm the State of Israel and will respond severely against those who wish to harm Israeli civilians.'
Justice minister: Twitter must be reined in, Facebook gets it Ayelet Shaked blasts Twitter’s refusal to cooperate against the platform’s use for incitement; says Facebook is on the right track.
WATCH: IDF medics treat hundreds of Syrian refugees Israeli officers report on the ongoing treatment of Syrian refugees at an Israeli field hospital.
French police find homemade explosives, ISIS notes belonging to terrorist Police who searched Lakdim's home found notes referring to ISIS that appeared to be a final testament.
Palestinian teen who assaulted IDF soldiers sentenced to 8 months Palestinian Ahed Tamimi will serve eight months for slapping IDF soldiers in December.
WATCH: US charges 9 Iranians for computer hacking and espionage Nine Iranian nationals involved in computer hacking and information theft targeting dozens of American universities, companies and government institutions.
Palestinians likely to claim Dead Sea Scrolls at next UNESCO meeting The request to include the Qumran Caves and Dead Sea Scrolls as their own may be made at the next UNESCO meeting this July.
Trump ousts national security adviser McMaster, picks ‘hardline’ Bolton, a ‘true friend of Israel’ The White House has said the president is seeking to put new foreign policy leaders in place ahead of a not-yet-scheduled meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jung Un.
Terror in France; 4 dead, over a dozen wounded In what appears to be an ISIS operation, a policeman was shot and hostages are being held at a supermarket in two separate incidents in southwest France.
Israel investigates Facebook over possible breach of citizens’ privacy The social media giant is accused of being careless with personal data from tens of millions of accounts
Does the EU refuse to admit that ‘anti-Jewish’ acts are ‘anti-Semitism’? The EU has 'not used the words anti-Semitism, but they do use anti-Jewish and anti-Israel in the same sentence,' says head of NGO Monitor.
WATCH: Trump on advice he’d give himself at age 25 The American president answered questions at the Generation Next Forum in Washington on Thursday.
At least 28 arrested as hundreds protest jailing of draft dodger Police arrested dozens amid protests by an extremist ultra-Orthodox faction against the IDF draft.
A first: Air India flies to Israel, crossing over Saudi Arabia Air India launched a direct flight to Tel Aviv Thursday, flying over Saudi airspace and ending a decades-long ban on Israeli commercial flights over its territory.
WATCH: Is Iran nuclear deal on chopping block? As the re-certification deadline approaches, many wonder what President Donald Trump will decide to do.
New German FM rejects apartheid slur, set to repair relationship with Israel Newly sworn in German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas prepares to turn a corner in relations with the Jewish state, walking back his predecessor’s anti-Israel rhetoric.
Expert: ‘Nuclear reactor in Syria was actually an Iranian asset’ Analysts take a hard look at the Israeli admission of 2007 attack on a Syrian nuclear reactor, and its message for Iran.
Palestinian forces kill 2 suspects in Gaza assassination attempt Shootout leaves two suspects and two Gazan security personnel dead.
WATCH: The Western Wall gets cleaned for Passover In preparation for the Jewish holiday of Passover cleaners removed written prayers that visitors to the Western Wall traditionally stuff into its crevices.
