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Shaked told Bild that Israel had suggested to the European Union to set up a mutual mechanism to regulate the donations, but did not receive a response.

Meanwhile, the IDF is already searching for protective gear against the stabbing of security forces' upper bodies.

The Northern District State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against MK Hanin Zoabi.

Several embassies and consulates, including one in Philadelphia, are slated to close by the Israeli Foreign Ministry.

Netanyahu is vindicated from a truly unexpected direction: Martin Indyk, US Ambassador to Israel from 1995 to '97, who is not a big fan of Netanyahu, which is why his story is credible.

The left-wing MKs who supported this bill will oppose the next one regarding the requirement of transparency from NGOs.

Air quality has improved by 11 percent in the northern coastal city of Haifa this year, according to a new report.

The town, the first of its kind since the state of Israel was founded, is to be established in the Lower Galilee near the northern city of Tiberias.

Also arrested Tuesday: the mayor's brother and three business people on suspicion of bribery.

Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon promised: “You will see that next year five billion shekels from value added tax will reach the economy.”

Israel’s government cabinet this week appointed Buki Carmeli to head the National Cyber Defense Authority.

Dani Dayan is bitter and hurting over what he knows to be the working behind the scenes of one MK Tzipi Livni

The Jerusalem homes of two Arab terrorists who murdered Jews were demolished Monday in Jabel Mukaber.

Cabinet Secretary Avichai Mandelblit was appointed by the government to become Israel's new Attorney-General.

Israel's youngest school children really want to know: why didn't President Rivlin become a footballer?

In September, Israel reopened its embassy in Cairo, four years after it was torched by a crowd of protesters.

The Histadrut is fighting the Jerusalem municipality over 170 sanitation workers who were laid off last week.

At the site of Friday's terror attack, PM Netanyahu demanded that Israeli Arabs show loyalty to the state of Israel and that the Arab MKs unequivocally condemn the murders.

Weinstein's alleged approval violated the torture protocol established by Justice Elyakim Rubinstein, after the High Court banned the use of these methods in 1999.

Israel Police will begin to wear body cameras in 2016, similar to those worn by U.S. police, for similar reasons.

Israel and Colombia signed an agreement on cooperation in industrial R&D this week. The signing comes following a series of agreements over the past...

MK Ayman Odeh was torn between having to acknowledge the biggest gift any Zionist government had ever handed his sector, and the fact that it's the "apartheid" government doing the giving.

Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat warns a deaf ear from the Finance Ministry means thousands of layoffs are ahead.

It should be noted that Minister Bennett does not possess the executive power to actually ban a book from being sold, he can only influence curricular decisions.

Did US administration win backing of Iran Deal by eavesdropping on private communications between Congressmen and pro-Israel groups?

Kerem Shalom Crossing guards stopped smugglers from bringing bulletproof plates from Israel into Gaza.

Gas prices are dropping, with the new price of 95 octane gasoline set to cost just NIS 5.78 per liter on Jan. 1.

PM Benjamin Netanyahu warns Arabs that Israel and Jews will remain in the Cave of the Patriarchs forever.

The PA needs E1 to choke Jerusalem on 3 sides.

After several hours, the suspect's lawyers and family were informed by the prosecution that the latter are appealing his release before the Supreme Court.