Israel News

Report: IDF Chief of Staff Eisenkot met with Saudi counterpart

Eisenkot was reported to have discussed Iran with Saudi Arabia’s Chief of Staff Gen. Fayyad.

What's next for Israel’s growing tech partnership with China?

“High-level visits between China and Israel are frequent,"

Chinese tourism to Israel makes a comeback

Part of the increase in Chinese tourism to Israel is due to a growing number of Christians in China.

Balad to boycott Knesset due to Nation-State Law

“The bill establishes the principles of apartheid not only de facto but also de jure” and that parliamentary representation is a right, and they will decide when to make use of that right.

Meet the women of the IDF who are tipping the scales of the old boys club

Three senior female officers in the Home Front Command’s Medical Department spoke to the ‘Post.’

Grapevine: Award for defender of Jewish identity

Some of the 19 people who have edited Maariv over the past 70 years were present at the Maariv Leaders Conference

Art Review: Blue Bird Gallery Turkish Bazaar, Old City, Acre

Within the old and traditional, here one finds a modern, well-lit and eye-catching gallery.

Aki-No Festival brings Japanese cinema to Israel

It features the best of contemporary Japanese cinema, which is currently in the midst of a renaissance, as Japanese films from every genre generate buzz and win awards at festivals.

All-female delegation brings Israeli health tech innovation to Japan

Organized by Health Israel, an organization aiming to create global awareness of Israel as a world leader in health technologies.

Amazing Grace at President’s Residence

Jerry Johnson, president of the National Religious Broadcasters (of America)said: “All of us are proclaiming the Christian message, but also the friendship message to Israel.”

Bayit Yehudi campaign: 'This could be your daughter' shows woman in hijab

“Hundreds of incidents of assimilation in Ramle, nobody cares, tomorrow it could be your daughter. Only a strong Bayit Yehudi will protect Jewish Ramle,” the full ad reads.

State doubles down before High Court on limiting Old City media access

Following criticism of the police as arbitrarily blocking media access, the state attorney’s office filed a legal brief detailing a new set of criteria regarding the issue.

Israel Studies Assoc. supports alleged BDS activist Alqasem ahead of trial

"As academicians and as people knowledgeable about Israel, we think the best strategy for combatting boycotts is precisely the path Ms. Alqasem has chosen—a genuine education."

Mayor of Jerusalem honored by Friends of Zion

Barkat has also announced his intentions to rid Jerusalem of UNRWA, a United Nations organization accused of allowing incitement against Israel and for exacerbating the Palestinian refugee issue.

Two antiquity smugglers arrested for bulldozing Jewish archaeological site

Two men in their 30s shattered multiple antiquities at a site in the north.

New Zealand justice minister: Lorde ruling is a 'political stunt'

BDS activists raised more than $30,000 for Gazan charity.

Police to be allowed spit test on drivers for drug check

Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan said that he wants to ensure that it does not lead to an increase in the use of drugs before driving and a subsequent increase in road accidents.

French national museum hosting 'Israel TV Week'

Keshet CEO and stars of Shtisel and Fauda set to appear at event

Netanyahu shuts down heckling social activist: 'You're boring us'

Orna Peretz, who was shut down by the Prime Minister after interrupting his speech says that "we are laughed at in the face."

Two brothers caught red-handed bulldozing antiquities site

Two men in their 30s shattered multiple antiquities at a site in the north.

Report: Driver shot after attempted protest at Israeli embassy in Turkey

An Israeli official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said he believed the incident was not linked to the Israeli mission.

Syrian refugee baby returns to Israel for second life-saving operation

The baby , the child of Syrian refugees living in Cyprus, will be back in Israel today for a scheduled procedure.

Netanyahu's lawyer Weinroth dies, leaving fate of corruption cases unclear

The sudden death of Jacob Weinroth raises questions about who will lead the defense in the ongoing investigation against the prime minister.

From Bronze Age to First Temple: Archaeological site set to open in Hebron

"We are happy and excited to unveil another piece of Jewish history and to make it accessible to the general public."

Regev claims 'history is made' as Knesset passes Film Law

With 44 votes in favor and 32 against, a new law structuring how Israeli films will be financed was passed in Knesset.