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Russia to publish details on downing of Ilyushin off of Syria

Senior IDF officer: "We feel that our data has been received in an objective and transparent manner."

Putin: Probe expected on Russian plane shot down in Syria

Deputy Speaker of the Knesset MK Tali Ploskov (Kulanu) met with Russian President Vladimir Putin during a conference for female leaders in Euro-Asia.

Nikki Haley: Iran proxies reportedly developing missile production in Iraq

“It is difficult to name a conflict in the Middle East that does not have Iran’s fingerprints on it,” said US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley.

Nikki Haley: Iran proxies reportedly developing missile production in Iraq

“It is difficult to name a conflict in the Middle East that does not have Iran’s fingerprints on it,” US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley admitted.

Vietnamese President Tran Dai Quang dies after 'serious illness'

Quang, 61, died in a military hospital in Hanoi from a "serious illness despite efforts by domestic and international doctors and professors," Vietnam Television reported.

Reality sets in for Trump on Iran, Korea

Pompeo said that the US was still pushing forward toward “rapid” denuclearization from North Korea. That is if you think of 2021 as rapid.

Netanyahu to Nasrallah: Want a fight? You’ll get ‘unimaginable’ response

Jerusalem trades barbs with Hezbollah as IAF head tries to convince Moscow that Israel can’t be blamed for loss of plane.

UNHRC appoints new Gaza probe chairman

Canton replaces US legal expert Michael Crane, who was appointed to the post on July 25 and resigned from the position on August 23 for unspecified personal reasons.

Antisemitism broke Labour's ties with Jews

‘We’ll have to wait and see’ if Jewish community can vote Labour with Jeremy Corbyn as party leader says National Chairman of the Jewish Labour Movement Ivor Caplin.

EXCLUSIVE: PayPal shuts German NGO account with links to Palestinian terrorists

PayPal also closed the accounts of five pro-BDS organizations in France since January.

Multiple fatalities in Maryland shooting, suspect arrested

"The situation is still fluid," the Harford County Sheriff's Office commented.

Prince William unveils statue of man who saved Jews

MI6 spy Frank Foley is often referred to as the ‘British Oskar Schindler'.

Patriotism, prophecy and refuge: Zionism in a bottle

If wine is so central and pivotal to a Jew, the present day quality and distinction of the Judean Hill wines make it a MUST on every table of anyone who has a bond in his heart and body to Israel.

Japan's oil refiners temporarily halt Iranian loadings on sanctions threat

The United States has demanded that nations cut all their Iranian oil imports when sanctions on the country's petroleum sector over Tehran's nuclear program are re-imposed on Nov. 4.

Can the U.S. trust North Korea's promise of denuclearization by 2021?

The United States appeared eager to seize on commitments by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at his talks with South Korean President Moon Jae.

U.S. seeking to negotiate a new treaty with Iran

Iran has rejected US attempts to hold high-level talks since President Donald Trump tore up a nuclear deal between Tehran and six world powers earlier this year.

U.S. seeking to negotiate a treaty with Iran

Iran has rejected US attempts to hold high-level talks since President Donald Trump tore up a nuclear deal between Tehran and six world powers earlier this year.

'Mrs. Maisel' takes home seven Emmy awards

Amazon's "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" won Emmy for best comedy series

From Pyongyang with love: Koreas' leaders meet to discuss end of war

Moon, whose family fled in Korean War's aftermath, met with Kim twice this year in bordering village.

British PM May: I will always support Israel’s right to defend itself

Speaking at the United Jewish Israel Appeal dinner, Theresa May reaffirmed commitment to Israel and UK Jews' security.

Florence rains down incessantly on Carolinas, 23 dead

About 509,000 homes and businesses were without electricity in North and South Carolina and surrounding states.

The Olso Agreement was assassinated with Rabin

We will never know whether Rabin could have succeeded, but his assassination removed from the field a major player who could have made a difference.

Battling to protect Crusader battlefield

Protesters demonstrate against plan to decommission Horns of Hattin national park.

Hotel prices in Tel Aviv skyrocket for Eurovision week

For now, costs for AirBnB rentals and flights from Europe seem steady - with eight months to go until the competition.

Hotel prices in Tel Aviv skyrocket for Eurovision week

For now, costs for AirBnB rentals and flights from Europe seem steady - with eight months to go until the competition.