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Meeting with municipal leaders from southern Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said if attacks from Gaza don’t abate, he will order a military operation there before the upcoming elections.

“The Wall Street Journal” writer has been detained in Russia since March on espionage charges.

Director Christopher Wray points out that the surge is on top of already increasing numbers.

“We will certainly continue to strengthen sovereignty where our patriarchs and matriarchs are buried,” said Knesset member Yoav Kish, referring to Me’arat Hamachpelah, the ancient tomb of Jewish forebears Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Rebecca, Jacob and Leah.

Leaders of several major American Jewish organizations told JNS they support the Israeli government’s decision to prevent the entry of foreign citizens who promote boycotts of Israel.

If the exit polls hold true, Netanyahu has a clear path to forming a right-wing government and returning to power. Yet, in previous election cycles, mandates shifted during the manual counting of Israel’s paper ballots.

“This defendant made heinous, repeated violent threats targeting Jewish people and organizations,” the U.S. attorney general stated.

Polish diplomat Jakub Kumoch says that contrary to the Israeli foreign minister's claims, the statute of limitations adopted by his government on property confiscated during World War II was never intended to harm Jews.

The downing of a Russian plane by Syrian artillery after an Israeli airstrike proves how vital it is to maintain open lines of communications between Israel and Russia.

Members of the Goyim Defense League unleashed “a stream of invective about Jews,” said Florida Rep. Randy Fine.

In order to defeat Islamic terrorism, Western democracies—led by the United States—must acknowledge its inherently apocalyptic, uncompromising vision.

According to figures released by the Central Bureau of Statistics ahead of Jerusalem Day, the capital’s population is nearing 1 million.

The hacking group reportedly carried out other attacks on Iranian institutions, such as those on the website of Iran’s Islamic Azad University.

“If a magnitude 6.5 earthquake were to hit Tiberias, Kiryat Shmona, or Eilat, we can expect massive damage nationwide,” says the head of the Geological Survey of Israel.