News Briefs

Social work students from Yeshiva University are learning about trauma and resilience at Tel Hai College in Israel.

Firefighters pulled a driver from her car seconds before a tree fell on it.

"We have a mission to convert Muslims to Christianity. We have a mission to convert the people of all the non-Christian religions [except] Judaism."

An Arab terrorist failed in a stabbing attack on police north of Jerusalem.

PM Netanyahu told his French counterpart Israel is through with multilateral negotiations.

An Iranian military adviser claims its current arsenal is capable of wiping out Israel in 'under 8 minutes.'

Fridman, who has four children, the youngest is 10 and the eldest 22, told his Russian audience he wants his children to follow in his footsteps and create something on their own.

A rash of tall new watchtowers have sprung up on the Lebanese side of Israel's northern border, providing a bird's eye view into IDF and civilian activities.

Temple Mount activist and soon-to-be Likud Member of Knesset Yehuda Glick seized the final opportunity on Monday morning to visit the Temple Mount.

A member of the three-judge panel has been recused in the trial of an IDF soldier accused of killing an injured terrorist.

The collection belonged to Eve Newgas, née Blumka, whose family was among the most prestigious art and antique dealers in Vienna.

Hamas says it will execute 13 men convicted of murder -- in public -- in a manner similar to that of Da'esh (ISIS).

This is a do or die case for the military prosecution, which has taken its share of lumps so far.

Netanyahu seems to place more confidence in the efforts of regional Arab governments than in European peacemaking conferences.

While Clinton and Trump are essentially tied, Bernie Sanders whips Trump by double digits in almost every single major poll.

After journeying from the Western Desert tombs of Egypt, through Dubai, Europe and Israel, two 3,000 year-old stolen artifacts are making their way home on Sunday.

The EU is trying to create illegal Arab settlements on the ground.

Glick also said "there should be clear instructions as to how to conduct a wedding ceremony, and just as you don't have to have a rabbi at a circumcision, under the chupah you don't need a rabbi either."

Netanyahu expressed his continued openness towards including the opposition Zionist Union faction led by Labor party Chairman Isaac Herzog in the coalition.

Petty? You bet.

Defense Minister Ya'alon was in the habit, during security cabinet meetings, of forcing officers to remain silent if their views did not match his own.

The Obama administration tapped J-Street via a wealthy US foundation to carry out a propaganda campaign for its Iran nuclear deal.

It appears that EgyptAir flight MS804 crashed because of an explosion but the cause is not yet certain.

"The Germans incessantly lied to the Jews they deported for extermination. They told them about resettlement, work and life in a different location."

An Israeli bus was targeted Saturday night in a driveby shooting near Tekoa in Gush Etzion. The bus was damaged but no one was injured.

The stability clause in the government gas deal has been rewritten and the cabinet will review the new deal at its weekly meeting.

Israel was rebuked this month by the World Bank for ruining the PA economy by, essentially, withholding money it is rightfully due.

Pres. Erdogan says Turkey will mend ties with Israel if Jerusalem agrees to allow Ankara to repair water, energy and infrastructure in Gaza.

40 years after breaking the local boycott against Israel and offering to house a makeshift Israeli embassy on his personal property, Singaporean businessman Seow Kee Quek visited the Jewish state for the first time this week.

Netanyahu was unhappy with Glick's presence on his party's list, and, in fact, refused to employ the "Norwegian Law" just so Glick won't become a Likud legislator.