Israel retaliates against Hamas for rocket attack on Israel The Israeli Air Force bombed four terror targets in Gaza in response to the rocket attack on Israel Tuesday night.
Israel reopens road to Ramallah in goodwill gesture Israeli authorities have reopened a road connecting Beitin to Ramallah as a goodwill gesture towards the PA.
Portuguese authorities seize Israeli plane in legal dispute An Israir plane was detained in Lisbon on Monday night following a claim by EuroAtlantic Airways that the Israeli company owes tens of millions of euros.
Czech reality TV show recreates life under Nazi occupation A new Czech reality program challenges a family to live under a recreation of the Nazi occupation of Czechoslovakia in order to win prize money.
Palestinians reject Netanyahu offer to negotiate land swap, borders According to an Israeli report, Prime Minister Netanyahu has agreed to proceed with peace talks and is willing to discuss borders, but the Palestinians have refused the offer.
Iran reports progress in S-300 missile deal with Russia If Iran does obtain the surface-to-air missiles, an aerial attack by the US or Israel would become a much more complex and dangerous task.
New Polish president denies countrymen’s Holocaust atrocities against Jews In a change of attitude from that of his predecessor, Poland’s new right-wing president denies Polish acts of barbarism against Jews during the Holocaust.
Hamas claims Jerusalem as Palestinian, Islamic ‘eternal capital’ After an Israeli government minister decided to move her offices to Jerusalem, the Hamas terror organization protested, vowing that the city will forever be Arab and Muslim.
Pentagon approves $1.9 billion in weapons for Israel The Pentagon approved a $1.9-billion sale of missiles to Israel, perhaps to replenish its arsenal or to reassure Israel over the Iranian nuclear deal.
France pushes Israeli-Palestinian peace, threatens to recognize ‘Palestine’ The French are moving ahead with their proposal for a final peace deal between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
Israel Ordered to Pay Iran Over $1 Billion for Oil A Swiss court ordered an Israeli company to pay Iran compensation for taking over its share of a business partnership cancelled by Iran. Israel is refusing.
Report: US may try to buy Israeli cooperation on Iran nuclear deal The US may consider giving Israel advanced military equipment in return for cooperation on the Iranian nuclear deal, reports indicate.
New UN envoy ignores Palestinian terror, pushes for peace talks UN Middle East envoy Nikolay Mladenov blames Israel, but not Palestinians, as he urges a resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Israel says US allowed Iran to violate sanctions An Israeli official accused Washington of permitting Tehran to breach economic sanctions, but the US did nothing about it even after being notified.
Robert Wistrich, leading scholar on anti-Semitism, dies at 70 World-renowned scholar Robert Wistrich, who dedicated his life to the research of anti-Semitism, died suddenly of a heart attack in Rome.
Opposition Leader Isaac Herzog warns Hamas may attack Israel in just ‘a few months’ Europe must stop Hamas's next attack, says Opposition Leader Isaac Herzog, warning that another war with the terror group will break out in the near future.
Palestinians dismiss Netanyahu as not serious about peace Senior Palestinian officials rejected Netanyahu's appointment of a minister to handle peace negotiations, since they believe he calls the shots anyway.
Hamas security forces assault journalist in Gaza Hamas assaulted journalist Muhammad Fayyad on the job in Gaza, again violating the basic right of freedom of press.
Netanyahu appoints minister to handle Palestinian peace talks The prospects of peace in the near future appear slim, but Israel is exploring all options and has appointed a minister in charge of negotiations.
Iranian general ‘welcomes’ war with US Despite the nuclear negotiations, Iran's army is anticipating war with the US and cites the American navy as one of its targets, an Iranian general declared.