The combat soldier who was filmed Thursday morning shooting a wounded terrorist did so because he feared that the terrorist was wearing an explosive vest and that he meant to

The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) voted Thursday to compile an annually updated “blacklist” of Israeli and international companies that conduct business in Judea and Samaria, the Biblical heartland

After 19 Jews were airlifted out of wartorn Yemen in a secret operation on Sunday, bringing with them an 800-year-old Torah scroll, a Jewish man still in Yemen has been jailed

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu joined the series of figures condemning an IDF soldier, who was filmed by a camerawoman of the radical leftist NGO B’Tselem shooting an Arab terrorist who

Former President Shimon Peres met Thursday with French Prime Minister Manuel Valls to discuss the current wave of terror, shortly after meeting with Parisian religious leaders Peres expressed his sorrow and

Salah Abdeslam, the top suspect from the Islamic State (ISIS) massacre in Paris last November in which 130 people were murdered, was planning to repeat the same pattern of coordinated

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday took a keen interest in the briefcase of visiting US Secretary of State John Kerry, wondering aloud if it perhaps contained cash intended to sway his opinion on Syria’s

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu condemned Thursday the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) over their decision to compile a “blacklist” of Israeli and international companies that conduct business in Judea

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu condemned Thursday the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) over their decision to compile a “blacklist” of Israeli and international companies that conduct business in Judea

Former President Shimon Peres met Thursday with French Prime Minister Manuel Valls to discuss the current wave of terror, shortly after meeting with Parisian religious leaders Peres expressed his sorrow and

CityLab, which belongs to the popular magazine The Atlantic, published an article in response to Tuesday’s Brussels attack entitled “Beyond Brussels: 8 Other Cities Were Attacked by Terrorists in March.” Despite

A New Zealand university professor has come under criticism for comparing SodaStream to a Germany company that cooperated with the Nazis. The news website Stuff.co.nz reports that Professor Scott Poynting, a supposed expert

A Jewish woman in Australia was shocked to find that vandals painted a swastika on her son’s car last week. “I felt quite unsafe that someone was targeting my son

ISIS called on the 15,000 or so civilians still living in Palmyra to leave the famed ancient city on Thursday as Syrian pro-government forces closed in, a monitoring group said. “IS called

A group of young roommates opened their door Thursday morning to find their neighbors, President Reuven Rivlin and First Lady Nechama, holding mishlochei manot. The First Couple decided that they would

Only hours after ISIS terrorists killed 34 people in Brussels, an Ohio State University student threatened to murder every person on his campus if the college does not join the BDS movement.

A woman at a memorial for the victims of the ISIS attack in Brussels ripped up an Israeli flag on live television. The French TV station RTL was filming visitors gathered at

Fifteen young Poles who only recently learned they have Jewish roots arrived in Israel for the first time, under the auspices of the Shavei Israel organization for a visit from March

US Representatives Grace Meng (D-NY) and Peter Roskam (R-IL) have called on Congress to reaffirm its commitment to funding cooperative defense programs between Israel and the United States. In a

The two terrorist brothers who conducted joint suicide bombings on Brussels’ Zaventem Airport this Tuesday apparently planned to bomb a Belgian nuclear plant and cause a nuclear explosion, according to reports

The pro-Israel group StandWithUs issued its strong approval of the University of California (UC) Board of Regents vote on Wednesday, which approved a new version of its “Principles Against Intolerance”

Hillary Clinton would defeat Donald Trump in a hypothetical general election match-up, a new national survey released on Wednesday found. According to the Bloomberg Politics poll which was reported on

The UN Human Rights Council on Wednesday voted to create an expert group that will be tasked with exploring legal pathways to hold North Korea’s leadership accountable for widespread and

Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, said on Wednesday that Canada is not at war with Islamic jihadists, The Canadian Press reported. Trudeau and Foreign Affairs Minister Stephane Dion rejected France’s

Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, on Wednesday sent a letter to the UN Security Council, demanding it condemn the latest threats by Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. In

Israel was among those who warned Belgium ahead of the terrorist attack at the Zaventem airport in Brussels, Channel 2 News reported on Wednesday. According to the report, Israel provided

President Barack Obama on Wednesday joined those condemning Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz for calling for police to “patrol and secure Muslim neighborhoods” in the wake of the Belgian

The United States government has given Iran almost $2 billion in what is being called a “ransom payment,” the Washington Free Beacon reports. The payments came following three years of secret discussions

Dozens of Samaria residents entered Yehoshua bin Nun’s grave, located in Kifl Hares, early Thursday morning. While there, they prayed the morning prayers and read the Megillah. Samaria Regional Council

Two terrorists are believed to have attacked an IDF soldier by Tel Romeda, in Hevron. An early investigation has found that they approached a checkpoint, then fell upon a soldier