US Slaps New Sanctions on Iranian Officials for Alleged Human-Rights Violations
The sanctions were announced on the one-year anniversary of street protests by Iranians.
Quick Takes: News From Israel You May Have Missed
A high level U.S. commission's recommendations for an eventual withdrawal from Iraq and for dialogue with Iran, Syria and Iraqi insurgents proves "Islamic resistance"...
Jewish Museum of Florida Celebrates Adventurous Journalist, Photographer Ruth Gruber
Photographs included in the show span more than 50 years and four continents, from Gruber’s groundbreaking reportage of the Soviet Arctic in the 1930s and iconic images of Jewish refugees on the ship Exodus 1947, to her later photographs of Ethiopian Jews in the midst of civil war in the 1980s.
US to Punish Iran with New Sanctions over Missile Tests
The Iranians say they will respond to any "US interventionist action against the Islamic Republic's defense program."
Abbas Scorecard on Stopping Terror: 5,700 Attempts to Kill in 2013
Abbas in 2003: ‘We reject terrorism in all forms.' In 2013: there’s no difference between our policies and those of Hamas.’ Results of his ‘Peace Process’ are 5,700 attacks in first six months of 2013.
‘Because It’s Ours’ – Tent City Rises in Hebron on Shabbat Chaye Sarah (Video)
Toward early mid-afternoon the tents start popping up on the lawn in the park across from the Cave of Machpela.
Russian UN Envoy: Rehire UNRWA Rapists/Murderers
"We note that these staff members were immediately dismissed before any investigation was conducted, based solely on Israel's allegations."
Thousands Accompany Rabbi Shmuel HaLevi Vosner, 102, zt’l, to Rest; 1 Killed, More Hurt...
Rabbi Shmuel HaLevi Vosner (Wosner), zt'l, -- the Shevet HaLevi -- was laid to rest overnight in Bnei Brak. A young man died at the funeral as well.
Assad: With a Ballot In One Hand, And A Gun In The Other
The Syrian military continues to pound opposition strongholds as voting stations opened around the country to decide on a new constitution.
Houthi Missile from Yemen Hits US-Owned M/V Gibraltar Eagle Cargo Ship
US forces shot down an anti-ship cruise missile fired from the Hodeida area of Yemen at the USS Laboon Navy destroyer in the Red Sea on Sunday.
IAI Unveils New Passive Coherent Location System
The new system covertly detects and tracks non-emitting aerial targets using non-cooperative transmissions.
US Sanctions 11 Firms for Allegedly Shipping, Selling Iranian Petrochemicals
The U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned six companies based in Iran, the United Arab Emirates and China for allegedly supporting Triliance’s continued involvement in the sale of Iranian petrochemical products.
Grand Rebbe Attacks Settlers, Compares Israeli Media to Nazis
The Sanz-Klausenberger Rebbe sees no difference between Nazi depictions of Jews as contaminators of German blood and the Israeli Media view of Haredim as freeloaders.
Israel’s Response to Sarona Center Terror in Tel Aviv – Re-Secure the Checkpoints
Israel's response to a Ramadan terror attack: withdraw Ramadan freedom to murder Israelis.
Remarkable Multicolored Roman Period Mosaic Comes to Light in Caesarea
The mosaic was uncovered as part of the largest conservation and reconstruction project ever undertaken in Israel, made possible by a with an investment of close to $30 million by the Edmond de Rothschild Foundation.
Watch: Gaza Terrorists Vow to Drive the Jews Out of Israel
"Allah willing the Jews' hearts will burn. We will not stop until the Jews leave our land, and Allah willing we return to it."
Yad Vashem to Honor Two Belgian Righteous Among the Nations Posthumously
On December 23, 2015, Yad Vashem posthumously recognized Marie and Joseph Andries as Righteous Among the Nations.
Israel Antiquities Authority Director, Shuka Dorfman, 64, z’l
Shuka Dorfman, head of the Israel Antiquities Authority, has passed away at 64 after a serious illness.
Israelis Murdered and Wounded in Drive-By Shooting between Beit El and Ofra
The terror attack happened near the Assaf junction, when the terrorist opened fire at a bus stop with civilians and soldiers
New Jersey Man Charged with Threat to Attack Synagogues
Omar Alkattoul from Sayreville, N.J., told federal agents he was angry with Jews because he'd been bullied in the past.
Intelligence Operation Retrieves Rare First Temple-Era Papyrus from Montana
A small sample of the papyrus was radiometrically dated in the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot, to confirm that the document was genuine.
Nadler, Maloney Battle for New York’s Congressional District 12
In Manhattan’s District 12, two powerful incumbent Congressional committee chairpersons pitted against each other for a single seat.
UK Kids Whos Stole Auschwitz Artifacts Fined
The Krakow court fined them $665 each and ordered them to donate $2,000 to a memorial fund for Auschwitz survivors and their families.
Bennett Emerges as Alternative to Netanyahu in Poll that Blames PM for Coronavirus Crisis
The air—rightly or not—is rife with a sense of loss of direction and control.
Mortar Shell Hits Eshkol Region
Mortar fired from Gaza.
Bill Would Link Funding for Palestinians to Incitement
A bill introduced by the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee would link assistance to the Palestinian Authority to its efforts to stop...
Netanyahu Eulogizes Minister Uri Orbach z’l – ‘We Loved Him Tremendously’
Minister Uri Orbach, z'l, was eulogized by PM Netanyahu at the cabinet meeting. "We loved him tremendously."
Israeli Water Authority: One More Drought Will Disrupt Water Supply to Homes
"The main fear is that 2019 will be the sixth drought year and, as a result, in certain places there may be disruptions in the supply of water.”
Firebombing at IDF Outpost in Beit El
Three firebombs were thrown at the outpost. No casualties were reported.
Device Invented in Israel Measures Milk in Breast
An Israeli invention will allow nursing mothers to measure how much milk her baby drinks at a feeding, and how much milk she has...