Defense Minister Declares Slain Gaza Photojournalist ‘Terrorist’
Murtaja was shot by IDF forces while covering protests in Gaza and wearing a clearly-marked “Press” flak jacket. Gazan photo journalist Yaser Murtaja was… Read More ›
Murtaja was shot by IDF forces while covering protests in Gaza and wearing a clearly-marked “Press” flak jacket. Gazan photo journalist Yaser Murtaja was… Read More ›
Analysis: The Foreign Ministry’s statement that Assad did use chemical weapons against his citizens on Sunday, despite the Kremlin’s strong denial, is aimed at drawing… Read More ›
Top Iranian official blames Israel, says Monday’s missile barrage ‘will not remain unanswered’ after at least seven IRGC fighters are said killed on air base… Read More ›
Israel cannot afford to rely totally on the US when it comes to the Syrian conflict or the wider Iranian threat. Prime Minister Benjamin… Read More ›
Analysis: The attack on the T-4 base in Syria, which was attributed to Israel, raises the tensions between Jerusalem and Moscow and sends a message… Read More ›
Jerusalem accuses Assad regime of ‘mass murder’ in rebel-held towns, says Damascus violating international disarmament agreements Israel on Monday accused Syria of committing “crimes… Read More ›
Tegucigalpa – The president of Honduras canceled a trip to Israel and his participation in the torchlighting ceremony at the annual Independence Day ceremony… Read More ›
The Israeli army scored a significant achievement in the last two Fridays’ clashes: It stopped Palestinian protestors from breaking through the fence, it prevented the… Read More ›
International court’s chief prosecutor says anyone who engages in or incites to violence ‘is liable to prosecution’ The International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor warned on… Read More ›
A court in Frankfurt ruled in November that Kuwait Airways was within its rights to refuse service to an Israeli citizen. German diplomats have… Read More ›
After death of Palestinian journalist Yaser Murtaja in Gaza border clashes, defense minister says there were dozens of cases in which Hamas members dressed up… Read More ›
Ireland’s recent move would break with prevailing approaches to issue, which are basically either to prohibit it or deal with it on an ad hoc… Read More ›
As part of overarching plan by KKL, Treasury to invest in northern region, organization to invest NIS 20 million in Tiberias’s Poriya Medical Center, NIS… Read More ›
Palestinian UN Ambassador says Guterres’s response ‘positive,’ parties debating between an independent investigation and a fact-finding mission UNITED NATIONS — Arab ambassadors urged the… Read More ›
Turkey, keen on diversifying its energy sources, has in the past expressed an interest in Israel laying a pipeline to Turkey. Prime Minister Benjamin… Read More ›
Op-ed: The deal with the UN’s refugee agency was a bad one, which would have provided ample incentives for economically-minded migrants to infiltrate Israel in… Read More ›
Under scrapped agreement, a minimum of 16,250 African migrants would have been resettled in Western nations, and a similar number allowed to stay Hundreds… Read More ›
Prime minister Netanyahu’s sudden cancellation of the asylum seekers deal is the latest in a long series of reversals. It should have been no… Read More ›
Op-ed: A policy of limiting immigration and deporting infiltrators is a necessity. Neither emotion nor criticism and pressure should drive the decision on Israel’s immigration… Read More ›
Dayanna Volitich, using a pseudonym, bragged about secretly injecting her anti-Semitic and Islamophobic beliefs into the classroom A Florida middle school teacher who hosted… Read More ›