June 2009 Headlines
A long-awaited trial is underway in Beersheva, where a Messianic congregation is suing the city's chief rabbi and a powerful anti-missionary organization.
President Barack Obama has called for a total freeze on all construction in Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed support for Israel's Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman after French President Nicolas Sarkozy's suggestion that he be fired.
The Spanish National Court ruled Tuesday that a Spanish judge must stop his pursuit of war crimes charges against seven Israeli officials.
What are the Iranians saying to the outside world? One of those listening is an Iranian-born Israeli who's been talking with Iranians for years.
A gunbattle between supporters of Lebanese Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri and Hezbollah forces too place Sunday in Beirut.
Dudi Sela made history at Wimbledon when he became the first Israeli man in 20 years to advance to the fourth round of the prestigious tournament.
Speaking from Damascus on Thursday, exiled Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal rejected Israel's call for a demilitarized Palestinian state.
Thursday marked three years since Palestinian terrorists kidnapped Israel Defense Forces Cpl. Gilad Shalit.
Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat will not attend Thursday's 'Gay Pride' march, saying the reasons are "my own."
U.S. Middle East envoy George Mitchell said the meeting was cancelled due to the ongoing dispute over construction in the West Bank.
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu left for his first European trip on Tuesday to Italy and France.
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu extended the tenure of Mossad chief Meir Dagan for another year.
Israel had every right to insist on demilitarization of a future Palestinian state, the prime minister said.
Israeli perceptions of President Barack Obama's administration as "pro-Israel" have dropped substantially, according to a new poll.
Geert Wilders says Israel is the Western world's "first line of defense" in the war being conducted by radical Islamists.
The International Committee of the Red Cross issued a rare criticism of the terrorist group Hamas Thursday.
Several Israeli inventions made waves at the 48th Paris Air Show, with twelve Israeli companies featuring their advanced aerial technology.
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's address at Bar-Ilan University in its entirety.
Israelis Oppose Settlement Construction Halt
A Palestinian family tortured and killed a teenage son suspected of "collaborating" with Israel.
The trial against Beersheva's chief Sephardic rabbi and the Yad L'achim anti-missionary organization opened on Wednesday morning.
If Jesus had been in Auschwitz, he would have died a nameless victim with a number on his arm.
Israel Defense Forces troops foiled a major terror attack near the Karni crossing with the Gaza Strip.
U.S. PresidentObama instructed Mideast envoy George Mitchell to pressure Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to restart negotiations with the Palestinians immediately.
Despite increasing international pressure to cease settling the land of their forefathers, Israelis will not be deterred.
Muslim reaction to U.S. President Barack Obama's speech, delivered in Cairo Thursday morning, was very positive.
Muslim reaction to U.S. President Barack Obama's speech, delivered in Cairo Thursday morning, was very positive.
Netanyahu appointed Hagai Hadas to lead negotiations for the release of captured Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Cpl. Gilad Shalit.
Hamas called on the Arab population to fight PA security forces in the same way they fight the Israeli "occupation."
Netanyahu is sticking by his decision to allow construction in existing Israeli settlements in the West Bank to accommodate natural growth.