A North Korean tech firm has begun advertising a new tablet called the “Ryonghung iPad.” Even though the name appears to be a violation of Apples trademark, it is unlikely that the American tech giant will take action.

Stuart Jones, the Acting Assistant Secretary of State for the Near East Affairs Bureau, was asked why the US has never criticized the elections in Saudi Arabia. This was followed by an excruciating 18-second silence.

Posters hung in Jerusalem incite Jewish-Orthodox youths to violence and call on them to murder soldiers. This is not the first time that posters inciting to violence against soldiers have been hung.

According to initial reports, a female terrorist arrived at the Mevo Dotan settlement armed with a knife and stabbed a soldier in his stomach before being neutralized.

US Air Force veteran Tairod Pugh, who was convicted of attempting to join ISIS, has been sentenced to 35 years in prison. During the sentencing hearing, Pugh claimed that he is innocent. “My only regret is that its taken me so long to recognize how frightened and racist my country has become,” he sa

Israeli Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon and the Israeli Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories have met Palestinian Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah and laid out a plan for economic partnership.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Twitter that he will hold a press conference during which he will reveal his decision on the Paris climate change deal. The press conference will be held in the White House Rose Garden on Thursday.

Israel has been waiting 23 years for Guns N Roses to return to Tel Aviv. On July 15, Israeli hard-rock fans will get to see three of the original band members along with a group of talented musicians perform at Yarkon Park, a concert that will close the bands European leg of its Not in This Lifetime