News Briefs

Will American-born Uri Bank win a Knesset seat?

They are listed in light-to-moderate condition.

A kosher restaurant is the scene of the second shooting incident at a Jewish site in Paris this week.

Doctors at Sheba Medical Center are currently fighting for Ayala Shapira’s life, who suffered burns to 50% of her body.

Plans also advanced for new homes in Har Homa in southern Jerusalem.

JetBlue providing free flights to officers to attend slain NYC cop's funeral. Charities also step up.

Jewish Press Movie Review: Danon’s clip of Zoabi a winner but Jewish Home’s parody of Livni stinks.

Police were forced to close the case on their primary suspect as they didn't actually have any evidence linking him to the crime.

A firebomb attack has left a father and daughter injured near Maaleh Shomron.

Abdullah to be replaced within a generation.

Israeli Muslims who support ISIS hit with a travel ban.

The US claims that it is unlikely that ISIS shot down the Jordanian F-16 near Raqqa with a heat-seeking missile.

Channel 2 has released their latest election poll...

“Had the disaster not occurred, I would have never been living here; the tragedy triggered the change in my life..."

We will continue bringing tourists to Israel, even when the tourism industry is in decline,” Birthright CEO Gidi Mark said of the free 10-day trips for Jews ages 18-26.

“All the News to Print that Fits Our Agenda”

A fundraising campaign started quietly by two first graders two years ago to help find a cure for a rare genetic disease just passed the $1 million mark.

Russia is one of Israel’s primary exports market, with produce amounting to 30 percent of all exports.

Bayit Yehudi, or its predecessor, the Mafdal party, hasn't held the Education Minister's portfolio since 1999.

Hamas is back to its old tricks of blaming rival – or cooperative – terrorists for attacking Israel.

Greek Jewish cemetery vandalized, graffiti called for "six million more."

Intelligence is Israel’s most significant deterrence against terror.

Police said on Nov, 18: “One way to cope with the recent wave of attacks…is not to return the bodies to the families.”

The left are using one officer's alleged crimes, to go after a different officer they dislike.

After narrowing missing in the last elections, Michael Ben-Ari is trying to make a comeback and represent the "real right-wing" in Israel.

It takes an average of 140 monthly salaries to buy a home. Ariel plans to lower that down to 85.

United Synagogue Youth teen board members are told ban is lifted on dating non-Jews, but "important" to date within the faith.

The latest edition of Al Qaeda's online magazine urges lone wolf attacks on US airlines.

The Flemish Minister for Animal Welfare Ben Weyts has reversed his call for a ban on Jewish ritual slaughter in Belgium.

Ambassador Michael Oren is the first person to join Moshe Kachlon's new political party, Kulanu.