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A gathering of nearly 50 world military leaders is held at U.S. Andrews Air Force Base on the first day of Sukkot. Israel wasn't there.

“On Sukkot, we will go up to Jerusalem; say yes to the Western Wall, no to UNESCO’s decision!” wrote Deri.

A group of female graphic designers from across Israel have spearheaded a project to commemorate Na’ama Henkin.

Hamas has test-fired a long-range missile in what appears to be an escalation in its preparations for war against Israel.

A German court rules El Al Airlines must compensate an Israeli passenger for a 3-hour delay, as it does other passengers.

Arab terrorists tried -- but failed -- to kill Israeli and foreign motorists out celebrating the first intermediate day of Sukkot.

Arab terrorists put in an extra effort to attack Israelis on the first intermediate day of the Jewish festival of Sukkot.

Mexico's envoy to UNESCO is an envoy no longer because he refused to vote against history and Jerusalem.

UNESCO has adopted the controversial resolution advanced by the Palestinian Authority obliterating the historic link between Judaism and Jerusalem's holy sites.

Stone-throwing on the roads by Arab terrorists is continuing despite the "peace" efforts of world leaders.

Israeli security personnel arrested three Arab fugitives in Judea and Samaria.

Mexico’s Jewish ambassador to UNESCO in Paris walked out of the hall on Friday because he couldn't bring himself to obey his government’s instructions.

The chief of UNESCO has been threatened because she knows the truth: one cannot erase Jewish history from Jerusalem.

Neo-Nazi graffiti targets North Carolina's Republican Party with a threat after a firebomb attack.

Ten Arab boys were arrested by Jerusalem police for hurling stones at passersby in Jerusalem on Sukkot.

Top Israeli cyclists competed in the 2016 UCI world championships held last week in Doha, Qatar.

For the duration of the next year, the quota for duty-free fresh meat imports will be doubled.

The European Union harshly condemns Russia, warning its fierce bombing campaigns with regime forces in Syria could amount to war crimes.

A driver was taken to the hospital.

Israeli military brass contacts their Russian counterparts to tighten security coordination between the two in Syria.

The Jordanian soldier who shot and killed 7 Israeli girls and wounded 6 others was freed from prison by Amman this week.

The Austrian government says it will demolish Adolf Hitler's birth house to prevent it from becoming a neo-Nazi monument.

The Israeli man fired his licensed personal handgun at the attackers, but didn't hit them.

Prime Minister Netanyahu has previously contacted the Attorney General on the matter, and the latter said the law needs to be amended to exclude the anti-Zionist NGO.

Back in September, The Guardian reported the Adelsons were planning to donate as much as $25 million, later that figure was reduced to a mere $5 million, and now, apparently, they settled on $10 million.

Benjamin Netanyahu: "No matter how often lies about Israel are repeated, this doesn't make them true."

It's impossible to know how many people were saved by Jerusalem police on the Sabbath when they stopped an Arab terrorist with a knife in the Old City.

Russia's President Putin tells his people to prepare for nuclear war; US President Obama threatens a "massive cyber attack" on the Kremlin. Half the world hangs between.

The meeting was called by member states Egypt, Venezuela, Malaysia, Senegal and Angola, and was pushed by the PA delegation.

Two young Jewish men were attacked by an anti-Semitic gang in the Marine Park section of Brooklyn on the afternoon of Yom Kippur.