The Israeli Air force struck a Hamas observation post in the Gaza Strip on Saturday night in response to Fridays rocket fire. “The very serious firing on Friday proved again that Iran, through rogue terror organizations and extremists, is working to deteriorate the regional situation,” the IDF Spoke

An infant with a rare jaw deformity called Congenital Maxillomandibular Fusion was successfully operated on last week by doctors at Rambam Medical Center in Haifa.

After the NBA removed the word “occupied” from the name of the Palestinian territories listed on its website following a diplomatic mini-crisis over the matter, it turns out that the popular online retailer Asos is still using the controversial word.

Various reports claimed three people were shot dead by Iranian security forces on Saturday, as anti-government protests continue to sweep the country in biggest anti-government rallies since 2009. Demonstrators reportedly burned down public buildings and vehicles and removed government billboards.

Controversy surrounding the world speed chess championship held in Saudi Arabia continues. The winner of the event, chess champion Magnus Carlsen, told reporters that Saudi Arabia must regulate visas for players from all countries or it should not host the tournament after Israeli players were denie

For the fifth time, thousands of people demonstrated in Tel Aviv on Saturday night to protest against political corruption in demonstrations that received both praise and criticism from Israeli officials. Additional sister protests were carried out in other cities around Israel.

Countries such as New Zealand, Australia and Japan are among the first ones on the globe to welcome in 2018. For Israelis, it is still several hours ahead.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday defended his security policy amid increasing tensions along the Gaza border, taking a jab at media reporters.