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Monday's death toll was the highest in a single day since Operation Protective Edge in 2014.

Monday's death toll was the highest in a single day since Operation Protective Edge in 2014.

In a speech after Monday's fraught events, the Turkish president referred to Israel as a "terrorist state."

With the deal canceled and Israel seemingly stuck now with 40,000 asylum seekers, unrealistic solutions began flowing in from both sides of the refugee matrix.

A few days ago, Israel’s Foreign Affairs Ministry launched a new Facebook page, specifically dedicated to engaging and creating a dialogue with the Iraqi public.

Nearly 30 neo-Nazis can be seen in a photo tweeted by Bild journalist Claas Weinmann.

Iran behaves nicely, and at the same time creates havoc in the Middle East.

The White House has blamed Hamas, a terrorist organization that governs the strip, for stoking violent protests against Israel that have goaded Israeli security forces.

‘Peace can only be based on the truth’

Ahead of Barzilai’s much-anticipated appearance, DJ Dalit Rechester warmed up the enthusiastic crowd.

There is only country, however, that Iran has threatened with annihilation, and that is Israel.

You can dress the JCPOA any way you like, but you still come back to the same truth: Iran wants Israel gone.

Nuclear proliferation may soon become a thing of the past

Problems began for the Bet Israel Synagogue when a banner it had posted on its property in April, advertising its monthly musical havdala service, was torn down.

For a while it did seem like a synagogue outing.

The latest social news from Israeli life.

Perhaps Polansky and Elisofon haven’t gotten burned out doing publicity because they believe in Keep the Change so much.

The Petah Tikva Museum of Art celebrates 25 years of Israel-India relations with a spectacular show at the New Delhi National Gallery of Modern Art.