News Briefs

Two murder suspects have been arrested in Hungary in connection with the death of Jerusalem resident Ofir Gross, z'l.

The decline in donations can be explained by the loss of the Sanders momentum, which crashed after the senator had won eight out of nine smaller state votes.

The oldest daughter of President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle has chosen to attend Harvard after high school -- a year from now.

The Arab abductors dragged their victim through the security fence back into the Palestinian Authority - but the IDF spotted them and followed.

"I'm not ashamed of what I do, should I apologize for representing Judaism in the IDF?"

The Iranian parliament has voted to require its government to significantly upgrade its military power and advance its ballistic missile technology.

"It's a very scary world, and you know what? I don't think that anybody is safe anywhere."

They seek punitive damages of about $1.2 million.

Bicycle riding is encouraged in Tel Aviv -- but not in Rabin Square -- and riding against the rules can earn you a hefty fine.

Two terror attacks in Turkey on Sunday left dozens wounded and two cops dead; Turkey continues to attack the PKK. But Israel shouldn't blockade Gaza?

Ramadan Abdullah led a delegation of Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorists to Iran to ask for money, and suggestions on how to "bolster the intifada."

No one was hurt in either attack.

The indictment also contains counts of contacting a foreign agent, conspiracy to commit murder, attempted murder, communicating information to the enemy with the intention of harming state security, illegal military training, membership and activity in an illegal association, and weapons violations.

More than a month after a deadly attack by Da'esh, Brussels International Airport is ready to reopen its departure hall.

Abu-Sneimeh’s combat record allegedly includes reconnaissance missions on IDF movements along the Gaza border, setting up explosive devices on the Israeli side, and even firing rockets and mortars into Israel from Gaza.

Pres. Reuven Rivlin faces a difficult choice in the days ahead, when he must decide on clemency for Moshe Katzav.

The body of an Israeli student was found in Hungary over the weekend after he was missing for a week.

Traditionally, hundreds of believers meet the fire carrying delegation at Vnukovo airport, to bring the fire to their parishes.

Rich with ambiguity, the phrases—some culled from the history of Zionism, others artistic distillations—resist interpretation.

Some oil has already been produced from the reservoir.

The citations will be awarded despite criticism at the time that the auxiliary policeman was seen shooting the terrorist after he had been neutralized and was lying on the grass.

The Israel Hayom Sunday article is an attempt to blame the Germans for the February faux pas.

Israel's new ambassador to the UK takes a stand on the rising anti-Semitism expressed by some members of Britain's Labour Party.

Israelis with Moroccan heritage celebrated the end of Passover with 'Mimouna' Saturday night with music and special, intricate sweet foods.

IDF soldiers were busy this weekend dealing with Arab mobs rioting along the security barriers and in "hot spots."

There are some places where the political uproar of the Palestinian Authority is still not welcome.

Despite rumors being published by Der Spiegel, sources say relations are strong between Israel and Berlin.

Two more British Labour politicians are exposed for anti-Semitic comments and activity in Britain, just before London mayoral elections.

Israel Police and the Jordanian Islamic Waqf appeared to be playing "good cop-bad cop" with an international journalist at the Temple Mount this week.

British Labour MP Naz Shah has been suspended "pending investigation" over anti-Semitic posts on Facebook, but it's not clear for how long.