Israeli Knesset Member Hospitalized in Prague
The Knesset member is being flown back to Israel for further treatment as soon as possible.
Israeli Defense Companies Converge on Industry’s Next Big Market — Poland
IAI has already entered into an agreement with the Czech company Retia to produce air defense radar systems.
Ukrain’s Deputy Speaker: Mend Ties with Israel by Moving Embassy to Jerusalem
Our advice to all the foreign missions in Israel is to beat the crowds and start moving their own embassies to the capital, while the rates are relatively reasonable.
Czech Republic Recognizes 1967 Jerusalem as Capital of Israel
"The Czech Republic together with other EU member states, following the EU Foreign Affaires Council Conclusions, considers Jerusalem to be future capital of both states..."
Painter Jonasz Stern’s ‘Landscape after the Holocaust’ in Krakow Museum
Painter Jonasz Stern left a permanent mark on the Polish art of the 20th century.
Miraculous Family Reunion to Take Place at Yad Vashem
Neither side of the family knew anyone from the other side had survived the Holocaust!
Russian Jews Irate at Official’s Notion of ‘Sweet Holocaust Deal’
"Such words are offensive to two peoples who have been victims of monstrous persecution," Spokesman Borukh Gorin said.
WJRO Reports on Thousands of Cultural Objects Looted By Croatia during Holocaust
“This report is being released just weeks before the international Terezin Declaration Conference on Holocaust-era assets."
Joint Azeri-Israeli Presidential Fund Supports Local Jewish Education
PM Netanyahu revealed in a speech in Baku that Israel jointly funds Jewish education with the president of Azerbaijan, and his predecessor.
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.
Murdered Israeli Tourist Beaten to Death in Hungary
Initial findings of a police investigation indicate an Israeli tourist was beaten to death with bricks in Hungary.
Czech Defense Minister Urges Withdrawal from UN Over Pro-Hamas Resolution
The prime minister said the Czech Republic would stand by its convictions and try to win over others by the strength of its arguments, rather than leave the United Nations altogether.
British Teens Accused of Holocaust Theft at Auschwitz
Two UK teen boys are accused of stealing Holocaust artifacts at Auschwitz.
Israeli, US Pilots to Fly Joint Aerial Exercise Near Eilat
"There's a lot to learn from Israel. In our tiny airspace and in the environment around us, things are so intense."
Poles Condemn Skinhead Attack on Israeli Soccer Team
The Polish government's statement said: "We strongly condemn aggression and violence against any person."
Israeli Nuclear Technology On Display at 60th IAEA Conference in Vienna
Israel's Atomic Energy Commission opens a pavilion to exhibit its civilian nuclear technology at the 60th IAEA General Conference in Vienna.
UN to Create Database of Businesses Operating in Jewish Settlements
A Foreign Ministry spokesman Emmanuel called the UNHRC a “cynical, shameless and hypocritical body, probably in need of urgent mental treatment.”
Meet Ioana Isac from Romania, Israel’s 3 Millionth Tourist
“This is a special day and an historic milestone as we break the 3-million-tourist barrier and set a new all-time record," Minister Levin said.
Polish Prime Minister: Tree Missing from Yad Vashem for Poland
“At Yad Vashem, there is an avenue along which there are trees which represent the Righteous Among the Nations. But one tree is missing . . ."
Bulgarian Synagogue Targeted in Stoning Attack
“Jews in Bulgaria are proud members of society, and their security must be of utmost importance and concern."
European Parliament President Martin Schultz to Receive 2016 Medal of Tolerance
European Parliament President Martin Schultz is one of two recipients of the 2016 Medal of Tolerance for his commitment to preserve the memory of the Shoah.
Defense Minister Gantz Bids Farewell to Azerbaijani Counterpart
The Azerbaijani parliament approved an historic motion on Friday to open an embassy in the State of Israel – the first Muslim Shi’ite majority nation to do so.
Norway Again Mulls Circumcision Ban on Baby Boys
EJA head Rabbi Margolin: “There is no doubt that this is an anti-Jewish decision that is blatantly anti-Semitic."
US SuperTanker Arrives as List of PyroTerror Arrests Grows
The US Supertanker aerial firefighter arrives in Israel as the list of captured pyroterrorists grows, with fires starting to slow down.
European Jews Shocked at Anti-Semitic Statue in Hungary
A private foundation in Hungary plans to erect a statue to honor a notorious anti-Semite in a town east of Budapest.
Slovenia Donates EUR 500K to Build Gaza Desalination Plant
The desalination plant is expected provide water to more than two million Gazans when construction is complete.
European Union: ISIS Has Chemical and Biological Weapons
Israeli experts confirm ISIS is armed with chemical weapons and add it is a de facto state, with its own license plates and gold coins.
Historical Discovery in Lithuania: Escape Tunnel Used by Jewish Prisoners to Escape from the...
For the first time since the Holocaust the famous tunnel used by the prisoners of Ponar to escape from the Nazis had been located using new technologies for underground predictive scanning.
Romania Expected to Facilitate Return of Property to Holocaust Survivors
The Romanian parliament is set to ease the way for Holocaust survivors to reclaim their stolen property.
IDF to End Holocaust Delegations to Poland, Chooses Lithuania Instead
The move has stunned many inside and outside the IDF, both due to the unilateral nature of the decision and due to the choice of alternative destination.