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Growing opposition to the nuclear agreement could break the back of "uncertain" Democrats in Congress.

Canada is buying Israeli Iron Dome radar that is able to detect rockets, artillery and mortars at long ranges, and can simultaneously engage a...

Dore Gold pointed out to American Jewish Leaders that Israel and Sunni Muslims agree on Iran.

Turkey paradoxically accuses the outlawed Kurdish PKK terror group of collaborating with ISIS.

Israeli military medics rescued a Palestinian Authority Arab girl in Hebron on Thursday.

At least 2 Border Guard officers refused early Thursday to expel families from the ruins of Sa-Nur.

A Jewish bride has been arrested at the Temple Mount on her wedding day.

Hamas in Gaza is calling for an "uprising" against the Palestinian Authority security force.

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This will allow the ministers to quit their Knesset positions and concentrate exclusively on their ministerial jobs.

Kerry justifies keeping Iran deal "side deals" from the American public, while skipping Israel on ME trip.

The exhibition “A blessing to one another: Pope John Paul II and the Jewish People,” opened on Tuesday in the Vatican.

Rio De Janeiro’s Jewish community will open two synagogues to accommodate Jewish visitors at the 2016 Olympics.

Israel said the report is “fundamentally flawed in its methodologies, in its facts, in its legal analysis and in its conclusions,” and one-sided, bringing “into serious question Amnesty’s professional standards.”

"I think what Mike has done has hit a nerve and he’s made people think a little bit.”

The Prime Minister approved construction of the homes after the High Court ordered demolitions of homes under construction.

The White House said Pollard's serious crimes' preclude his being allowed to travel abroad.

“Those who were highly connected to Israel were more likely to perceive their campus environment as hostile toward Jews and Israel and to report being blamed for Israel’s action."

In explaining the confidential agreement between the IAEA and Iran, Moniz recalled a similar one between the agency and South Africa in the early 1990s.

Israel's Air Force allegedly eliminates child-killer Samir Kuntar in Syrian Golan Heights.

The film will be based on Martin Blank’s play “The Law Of Return,” about Pollard’s work for the US Navy, and the process of his becoming a spy.

The solar energy field of at Kibbutz Ketura cost $79 million and consists of 140,743 solar panels.

The suspects belonged to an infrastructure that tried to disrupt the May 2014 visit of Pope Francis.

At least two reliable sources reported that Mullah Omar, one of the world's most wanted terrorists, has died.

By noon Wednesday, Israeli forces were demolishing two buildings in Beit El.

Israeli, Lithuanian and American researchers have tracked down the remains of the Great Synagogue of Vilna.

Ahead of the Jewish holiday of love and matchmaking, Israelis in Samaria battle security forces and old nightmares.

A poll suggesting American Jews support the Iran deal is flawed, while a new poll reveals the opposite.

Netanyahu called Pollard's wife over news of his impending release from prison.

A tent city is raised in solidarity with Beit El residents, where two half-finished apartment buildings are threatened with demolition.