Netanyahu Heard on ‘Hot Mic’ Warning Europe Undermining Its Security
Europe, he said, was acting not just against Israel’s interests but against its own interests as well.
Sullivan County JCC Fights ‘Outrageous And Unacceptable’ Zoning Laws
But to Orthodox summer residents, the zoning proposal, with its restrictive laws on building, is an effort to curb the growth of Jewish camps and communities.
Israel Supreme Court Ruling Requires Child Support from Both Parents
Mothers will also have to pay some amount of child support, especially if they earn more than their ex.
Watch: Rabbi Jeremy Gimpel Arrested on Temple Mount
Rabbi Jeremy Gimpel found himself spiritually overwhelmed during his visit to the Temple Mount.
Religious Courts that Work Together: The Ultimate Statement of Mutual Recognition
"If everyone would ask himself, ‘What does God want from me?’ that would bring us together.”
Jerusalem Mosques to Close Friday, Waqf Calls for Prayers Outside Temple Mount Walls
Islamic officials and Arab civic officials continued to place the blame for the conflict squarely on the shoulders of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israeli Lawmakers Vote to Pave Access Road for Khawalid
“It was a historic day at the Knesset!” Ishmael Khaldi wrote in a jubilant Facebook post following the meeting.
Bibi Gets a Kick Out of Soccer in Budapest
The prime minister has a great love for athletic sports, but as he told the team, he counts it as progress that "he didn't tear a ligament" kicking the ball this time.
Temple Mount Closed and then Reopened to Jewish Visitors
The police closed the Temple Mount this morning to all Jews because two Jewish visitors supposedly broke the rules.
Day 3: Israel Braces for Fatah ‘Day of Rage’ Over Temple Mount Security Measures
Jerusalem Mayor Barkat: 'We will maintain the rights of all worshipers and visitors to the sites. But we won’t let anyone use the mosque for the purpose of terrorism.'
Report: U.N.’s Mideast Agency Obsessed with ‘Israeli Apartheid’
The UN Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA) is openly flouting demands from UN Secretary General António Guterres to remove a report...
Trump Came This Close to Nixing Iran Deal
Although the Trump Administration re-certified the Iran deal, the President nearly dealt it a death blow.
Mayor Barkat Visits Temple Mount, Pledges Al-Aqsa Will Not Be Haven for Terror
Barkat suggested the Muslim protesters direct their anger at the terrorists who established this need for the metal detectors.
Manischewitz Newark Factory to Close Its Doors, Cut 169 Jobs
Manischewitz is the largest producer of kosher food in the U.S. and bakes more matzah than any other company in the world.
IAI and Honeywell Jamming Together
IAI and Honeywell are aiming to engineer, manufacture and market a combined GPS Anti-Jam combined solution.
When a Muslim Murdered Jordan’s King on the Temple Mount
The killer fired three bullets at point-blank range into the king’s head and chest as the king ascended the steps to the mosque.
Waqf Expels Popular Blogger ‘Jerusalem Jane’ From Temple Mount
On camera, her anxiety is obvious. For some reason, the Waqf official knew her name...
Lebanon, Algeria, Malaysia: New Diaspora Hosts for Hamas Terror Bases
Hamas is trying to cement ties with its Shi'ite brother, Hezbollah, in Lebanon, while opening a new base in Algeria.
Watch: Some Muslims Return to Al Aqsa on the Temple Mount
Muslim worshipers have continued to arrive and enter the Temple Mount area since Sunday, 24 hours a day.
King of Saudi Arabia Personally Intervenes in Temple Mount Crisis, Says Metal Detectors ‘Routine’...
“The issue of metal detection machines is a matter that has become routine in the holy places because of terrorism."
IDF Soldiers Injured in Terror Ramming Attack Near Kiryat Arba
The terrorist was shot and killed. Two of the three wounded soldiers were taken to Shaare Zedek Medical Center.
Watch: Netanyahu in Budapest, First State Visit by Israeli PM Since 1989
The prime minister's visit to Hungary is focused on promoting cooperation between the governments and the private sector, underlining high-tech, autonomous vehicles and new technologies.
Muslim Riots & Rage Outside Temple Mount, But Peace Reigns Within
Jerusalem District Police Commander HaLevy says he's "determined to create a secure environment after the murder of two police officers."
Red Alert Siren Tests in Eastern Galilee
The test is being carried out to make sure all parts of the system is up to date and in good repair.
Energean Pursues Its Second Gas Deal with Israeli Companies
Greek energy company in negotiations for natural gas deal with Israel Chemicals, OPC Energy and Oil Refineries Ltd.
British Policeman Receives Bravery Award for Actions in Jerusalem
While vacationing in Jerusalem, Burgess saw three Arabs beating up a Jew and he ran over to save him.
Families of Murdered US Green Berets Unsatisfied with Jordan’s Response
The families are also asking Jordan to allow the FBI to reinterview M’aarek Abu Tayeh "to see if he is ready to acknowledge why he chose to kill our sons."
PM Netanyahu in Budapest Expanding Economic Cooperation
This is the first visit by a sitting Israeli Prime Minister to Hungary since the resumption of diplomatic relations.
Possible Ramming Attack in Hebron
The attack happened near Beit Romano.
Day 2: Fires Ignite in Northern and Central Israel
Officials are now looking into the cause of the rash of fires around the country.