Politics

NGO Monitor accuses France of providing both direct government support (through AFD and the French Consulate in Jerusalem) and indirect support via third party NGOs to organizations with alleged ties to the PFLP terror organization.

The opposition bill was submitted against a backdrop of growing expectations that Israel's police will soon recommend to the state prosecution to open criminal procedures against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

In the tradition of the 1938 Munich agreement between the Germans and the British, the envisioned solution is being put together by anyone but those directly affected by it.

The Pew survey finds that the American public has a positive opinion of the United Nations, although there, too, the gap is wide between the two parties.

British aristocracy have apparently not yet recovered from President Obama's insult, despite the gesture of conciliation by a new incoming president.

If the court now approves of the Civil Administration expropriating lands in Area C to serve an Arab settlement, it might find it difficult in the future to halt similar impounding that would favor Jewish settlements.

The imam of the Jamal Abdel Nasser Mosque in Ramallah warned that moving the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem would 'engulf the region in the flames.'

Viewers join comedian Brad Stine on a journey in search of truth that takes him across the US and Israel.

The defense attorney was astonished to find out that his confidential discussion with the prosecutors was leaked to the media while he was still in the lobby on his way out.

For the first time ever, a number of settlement leaders have been invited to a US presidential inauguration.

The Woodmont Country Club is extremely expensive and has the best golf courses in the Washington DC area.

Two leading Republican senators and former presidential contenders are "hitting back" at the Obama White House over Israel.

For the record, we are NOT living in Nazi Germany, and next time the president wants to use the N word, he should call up Jonathan Greenblatt.

At this point, the disgraced former Congressman is broke and does not stand a chance to regain any of his lost prestige.

'No work, no crossings [to Israel and Egypt], no food … Hamas, enough! We want electricity! We want electricity!'

Temporary residents who support boycotts against Israel would not be upgraded to permanent residency, meaning they could be expelled.

Only 61% of combat soldiers say they are pleased with their commanders. In 2014 the figure was 65%, in 2012 76%.

Michigan passes a law barring the state from contracts with those who boycott a strategic partner of the United States.

US President-elect Donald Trump is making cyber defense a priority in his new administration, citing hacking by Russia and China to show why it's needed.

Club Z began as a quick study group for a few teens that wanted to arm themselves with accurate information about Israel and the Middle East conflict.

The move comes as a growing number of people throughout Sicily are rediscovering their Jewish roots.

Supreme Court Justice Elyakim Rubinstein called an appeal to a rabbinic court to withdraw an exceptional-process divorce-get given to an Aguna 'inappropriate.'

So far the FBI has not mentioned suspects, motive, or a theory as to why the callers targeted Jewish centers in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and South.

They also issued 'An open letter to the President of the French Republic,' which 'draws attention to France's harmful role vis-à-vis the island of stability and democracy in the Middle East.'

The rally will take place amidst rumors that the Paris conference will result in recognition of a Palestinian state, which will be followed by a UN Security Council resolution confirming the statehood.

Representatives of the Moroccan Interior Ministry visited markets to hand-deliver the written notices to vendors and tailors.

What do you call a Consulate if the Ambassador works and lives there full time in residence?

"It is obvious the Jewish community has every right to be here, including by right of purchase," Justice Minister Shaked said while touring Hebron.

In 1994 US envoy to the UN Madeleine Albright insisted on a paragraph-by-paragraph UNSC vote, to edit out language saying Jerusalem was occupied territory.

The anti-nepotism law defines "Public official" to include the president, and "relative" to include son-in-law, which poses a challenge to Kushner's appointment.