Forward to the Middle Ages: The West submits to blasphemy laws Does the West really want to go charging quixotically off to the Inquisitions of the Middle Ages again?
WATCH: Suspect in anti-Semitic bomb threats is a ‘cyber-stalker’ Juan Thompson has been arrested for sending bomb threats from a fake email address he set up in his ex-girlfriend's name.
In Israel, New York Gov. Cuomo condemns anti-Semitic attacks 'It is disgusting, it is reprehensible, it violates every tenet of the New York State tradition,' Governor Cuomo said of the anti-Semitic attacks in the US.
Ancient, rare stone structure decorated with rock art exposed in Israel Israeli archaeologists have discovered a mysterious and unique millennia old structure, which has generated more questions than provided answers to how people lived in the Holy Land 4,000 years ago.
Former British PM Tony Blair denies intention to be Trump’s Mideast envoy Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair only intends to work in a private capacity in pushing forward Middle East peace, according to his spokeswoman.
Iran successfully tests advanced air defense system Iran has significantly upgraded its air defense system with the Russian-made S-300 system.
US Navy ship has dangerous encounter with Iranian navy frigate Iran’s belligerence in the Persian Gulf continues as it again threatened a US Navy ship.
Syrian resident claims Jewish ancestry, seeks Israeli rescue In a recording transmitted by his brother to Israel Army Radio, a resident of the war-torn Syrian city of Aleppo is asking Israel to help rescue him while claiming Jewish ancestry.
Netanyahu fights naming of street in Arab-Israeli town after Arafat Netanyahu has vowed to fight an illegal glorification of arch-terrorist Arafat after an Arab town in Israel named a street after him without authorization.
Netanyahu’s goal in visiting Russia: Keep Iran away from Israel’s border In his upcoming meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Netanyahu will attempt to reach further understandings with regards to Syria and in particular, preventing the opening of an Iranian front against Israel.
Jewish cemetery in Brooklyn reportedly vandalized Vandalism at a Brooklyn Jewish cemetery follows reports by New York police of a significant increase in anti-Semitic incidents in its jurisdiction.
Netanyahu’s former defense minister to run for premiership While announcing his intentions to launch a new party and run for prime minister, Netanyahu's former defense minister discounted any chances of uniting with Likud.
Suspect arrested for bomb threats against Jewish centers The suspect arrested by the FBI for a number of bomb threats against Jewish community centers across the US is accusing his ex-girlfriend of framing him.
Trump claims Obama wiretapped him during campaign An Obama spokesman denied Trump's allegations that Obama wiretapped him towards the end of the 2016 presidential campaign.
Jewish cemetery vandalized in New York State Police are launching an investigation into the desecration of a Rochester Jewish cemetery. It was the third such incident in the US within two weeks.
EU warns of punishment to member states that fail to absorb refugees The European Commission warned that countries could be punished if they fail to share the burden of mainly Syrian refugees stranded in Greece and Italy.
Netanyahu delays vote on sovereignty over Ma’ale Adumim for 2nd time For the second time since, lawmakers agreed to delay a vote on sovereignty over the first and largest city in Judea and Samaria, heeding Netanyahu's request to coordinate with Trump.
Keith Ellison’s rise to second-in-command at DNC worries some Jewish Democrats “The future of the pro-Israel Jewish community does not rest well with Democrats,” longtime Democratic Party consultant Dr. Hank Sheinkopf said after the vote.
WATCH: Israeli app diagnoses sleep disorders while patient is awake Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) researchers have developed a mobile app to assess obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) using just a smartphone, without any sensors or overnight stays, even while the patient is awake.
Former Egyptian President Mubarak acquitted of killing 239 protesters Former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak, who was originally sentenced to life in prison for murdering 239 demonstrators who protested against his rule, was found by Egypt's highest court to be innocent.
