French prime minister’s nephew stabbed in Eilat Reports suggest attack on Philippe's nephew may be related to France’s refusal to recognize Jerusalem as capital of the Jewish state.
Historic Tunisian synagogue set on fire Two Molotov cocktails thrown at famous Djerba prayer site caused a fire in a small part of the structure, which was put out quickly. By: Batya Jere...
Report: Saudis negotiating purchase of Israeli arms The Saudi kingdom is considering purchasing Israeli arms, including the Iron Dome missile defense system. By Margot Dudkevitch There is a secret...
Knesset gives initial nod to bill banning convicted terrorists from running for office The Knesset gave initial approval to a bill banning anyone convicted of terror from running for the Knesset for a period of 14 years.
Father of 6 murdered in drive-by shooting terror attack Rabbi Raziel Shevach, a resident of the Havat Gilad outpost in northern Samaria, was murdered in a drive-by shooting Tuesday. He was 35.
Hamas leader shot, in critical condition Mystery shrouds the incident in which Hamas leader Imad Al-Alami was critically wounded.
Mossad chief: ‘Israel has eyes and ears’ in Iran With Iranian proxies threatening Israel from Lebanon and Syria, and mass protests erupting on the streets of Tehran, the head of Israeli intelligence communicated that Israel is watching and listening intently from within the Islamic Republic.
Palestinians paid terrorists almost $350 million in 2017 The Israeli government revealed the Palestinians' price guide for payments to terrorists, exposing a system of compensation that increases based on the heinousness of the crime.
Palestinians say no peace talks until US reverses recognition of Jerusalem as capital of Israel The top Palestinian negotiator reiterated that the peace process will not be restarted until Washington rescinds its recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
Political observers call passage of ‘mini-markets bill’ a ‘strategic mistake’ for Netanyahu’s Likud Netanyahu had warned that failure to pass the bill would bring an end to the coalition and bring on new elections.
WATCH: Israel’s war on BDS has ‘moved into higher gear’ Israel's recently published blacklist includes ‘the worst’ BDS groups as the government's fight against BDS has 'moved into higher gear.'
Following PA request, Israel restores power to Gaza Following a request by the PA, Israel is increasing the power flow to Hamas-ruled Gaza.
Couple who met on Muslim dating site convicted of UK bomb plot The two face a maximum sentence of life in prison for plotting an attack in London after meeting on a Muslim dating site.
Iran: US will face ‘harsh response’ if it withdraws from nuclear deal Iran warned the US of a 'harsh response' if it withdraws from the 2015 nuclear deal.
WATCH: How Denmark saved its Jews Watch and learn how Denmark smuggled Danish Jews to safety during the Holocaust and saved the lives of thousands.
French kosher grocery torched on anniversary of supermarket attack On the third anniversary of the Hyper Cacher attack, vandals set fire to a Jewish market in Paris, the latest anti-Semitic incident in the country.
Netanyahu proposes construction of artificial islands to address overcrowding The Israeli PM suggests man-made islands as a solution to overcrowding and a suitable location for desalination and power plants.
International Criminal Court may investigate Israeli officials Israeli lawmakers were warned that the ICC may open an investigation on alleged war crimes and construction of Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria.
WATCH: What Israelis and tourists think about the ‘Shabbat Law’ WIN's Steve Leibowitz hit the streets of Jerusalem to hear what citizens and tourists had to say about the controversial Minimarket law.
Knesset passes law shuttering mini-markets on Shabbat The government weathered a crisis and passed a law that forces the closure of convenience stores on the Sabbath.
