Netanyahu and Herzog Meet to Discuss ‘Unity’ Coalition Amid Labor Party Backlash
“If we can speak with Mahmoud Abbas, we can speak with Netanyahu,” Herzog said.
NIS 900 Million Approved for Bedouins in the North
It is an effort to further integrate Israel’s Bedouin population with the broader Israeli society.
Report: US Using Foreign Aid to Damage Israel’s Military Industry
An American decision to keep the entire aid package in dollars, to be spent only with US manufacturers, could mean serious out of pocket costs for Israel.
Serious Chemical Spill on Main Road in Jerusalem’s Pisgat Ze’ev Neighborhood
A truck carrying an industrial disinfectant used in the poultry sector spilled the chemical on a main road in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Pisgat Ze'ev.
58 Dead, 110 Wounded in 3 Terror Attacks on Baghdad
The Da'esh (ISIS) terrorist group is continue to lay siege to the Iraqi city of Baghdad as U.S. armed forces continue to bolster Iraqi and other soldiers in their defense.
Israel, Austria Celebrate 60 years of Diplomacy
Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz had a packed schedule for his visit this week in Israel.
Arab Terrorists Open Fire at Qalandiya Checkpoint
Arab terrorists attacked a security checkpoint north of Jerusalem during a Cypriot security tour.
France Postpones May 30 Conference on ‘Peace Initiative’ Postponed
France has postponed its "peace initiative" because U.S. Secy of State John Kerry is unavailable.
800 Jewish Mothers from 10 Countries Renaissance in Israel
There are no words to describe the power of 800 Jewish mothers under the same roof, with all of the energy, emotions and inspiration.
Jewish Women to Breastfeed in Al-Aqsa Mosque, Palestinian Authority Minister Warns
Ideiss was apparently referencing an obscure recent ruling issued not by “rabbis” but by a single “rabbanit”. Rabbanit Idit Bartov.
Massive Stone Throwing Near Ofra
No one has been injured, but cars and buses have been damaged.
French Jewish Students Sue Facebook, Twitter, YouTube
"It's a mystery whether the moderating teams in social media are actually working," said UEJF president Sacha Reingewirtz,.
What If They Built a $24 Million ‘Palestinian Museum’ and There Was Nothing to...
All the museum people would say is, “We didn’t feel that what was delivered was up to scratch.”
3 Hours After their Meeting, Netanyahu, Ya’alon, Say They ‘Clarified Things’
If reprisal is indeed coming Ya'alon's way it will not happen today.
Gaza Fisherman Arrested, Reveals Hamas Used Him to Smuggle Weapons
His sea-smuggling operation moved ammunition into Gaza, including liquid fiberglass used to produce rockets.
Dozens of Haredi Rabbis Call on Israel to Kill Every Terrorist ‘As Soon As...
The Haredi rabbis referred to "stupid" statements by senior officials in government and the military which, they said, dishonor the nation of Israel and the IDF soldiers.
PM Netanyahu, Austrian FM Discuss Israel-Palestinian Authority Peace Talks
Israel and Austria signed an agreement on educational and cultural issues on Monday while talking about the "peace initiative."
Lebanese LGBT Activists Protest Anti-Homosexual Law
The punishment in Lebanon for "crimes against nature" is up to one year in prison.
ISIS Declares ‘State of Emergency in Raqqa’ But Reasons Are Unclear
ISIS declares a state of emergency in its self-declared capital of Raqqa -- but its reasons are not yet clear.
Netanyahu Confronts Ya’alon Over Call to IDF Officers to ‘Speak their Minds’
Was the defense minister calling on his officer to rebel against the political class? Probably not, although he sounded dangerously close to saying just that.
Israeli Stabbed in Jerusalem Attack, Terrorist Captured
An Arab terrorist stabbed a young hareidi man in the heart of Jerusalem. The attacker was arrested, Israel Police said.
Hundreds Suffer Ill Effects From Heat Wave in Israel
The extreme heat wave in Israel has affected hundreds of people; Israelis are urged to remember to keep drinking water.
Earthquake Rattles Eilat
Tremors were felt in Eilat and the Negev.
Divers Discover ‘Spectacular’ Cargo of Ancient Shipwreck in Caesarea Harbor
A large merchant ship carrying a cargo of metal slated for recycling encountered a storm at the entrance to the harbor and drifted until it smashed into the seawall and the rocks.
Light a Fire, Go to Jail
The Fire & Rescue Commissioner has banned all outside fires until 7 pm, under penalty of a huge fine or jail sentence.
Bus Stoned on Walleja Road
Stone throwers threw the stones near Har Gilo.
Pres. Rivlin Congratulates Delegation on Israel Bonds’ 65th Anniversary
A delegation of 140 worldwide Israel Bond representatives met with Pres. Rivlin in Jerusalem.
Armed Arab Caught at Entrance to Beitar Illit
He was caught at the Givat Bet entrance.
FM Director-General Dore Gold Thanks Norway For Blocking Payments to Jailed Arab Terrorists
Norway blocks foreign aid funding being used by the PA to pay Arab terrorists jailed in Israel.
Syrian Rebels: Badreddine’s Assassination Hezbollah Inside Job
Asharq al-Awsat said the rebel factions were camped some 7 miles away from Damascus airport and did not have the capabilities to kill Badreddine.