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Iran said to be fearful after Israel hits missile program, air defenses

The Israeli attacks may have "significantly hampered Iran's ability to mass produce missiles."

Pandemic slows, but not stops, Hamas’s terrorism industry

Hamas headquarters in the Gaza Strip is working around the clock to try and recruit operatives in the West Bank while for the time being, health authorities have succeeded in preventing an outbreak in the crowded coastal enclave.

Gal Eizenkot Archives

Israel to reopen economic office in Turkey after three-year hiatus

The return of an Israeli economic attaché in Istanbul will affect some 1,500 Israeli companies currently exporting to the Turkish market, according to Israel’s Economy Ministry.

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‘Farce, desperate scheme to save UNRWA,’ critics slam UN review of its agency’s neutrality

Two of the groups the United Nations tapped to investigate its embattled Palestinian refugee agency praised South Africa’s genocide charges against the Jewish state.

JNF Israel to allocate almost $28 million to redevelop burnt areas near Gaza

The funds will also be allocated toward developing and rehabilitating existing forests that have been destroyed in arson attacks.

Outrage ensues over anti-Semitic cartoon published in ‘The New York Times’

The newspaper quickly took down the cartoon and apologized, acknowledging that the piece was “offensive,” “included antisemitic tropes,” and that “it was an error of judgment to publish it.”

Aliyah increases in midst of coronavirus pandemic

Jews worldwide are moving up plans to immigrate to a place they view as safer and better-positioned for economic recovery.

Huckabee: Annexing Judea and Samaria ‘of course' a possibility

Former Ark. Gov. Mike Huckabee, who boasts an impressive record of Israel support, called his appointment as an "extraoardinary opportunity."

North Carolina man, who threatened to kill Jews, sentenced to 18 months

"It is abhorrent to threaten someone with violence because of who they are or how they worship," said Robert DeWitt of the FBI.

Spain: High-level diplomats call for two-state solution

Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz accuses E.U. foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell of leading an "antisemitic, hate-filled campaign against Israel."

BDS movement will fail, Netanyahu says at AIPAC

Donald Sterling is pathetic, but he doesn’t speak for all Jews

Israeli soldier assaulted, robbed during solo navigation exercise

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Aviv Kochavi says the incident constituted the crossing of a red line.