The demise of a two-state solution and the Orthodox monopoly on key issues in Israel are the two main threats that Israel is facing, World Jewish Congress President Ronald Lauder wrote in a New York Times op-ed critical of the incumbent Israeli government.

When an Israeli mayor refused to censor the speech he was supposed to deliver at a sister-city ceremony in Poland, the ceremony was canceled. The Israeli Foreign Affairs Ministry backed the mayor, saying that it is against every censorship attempt.

In response to IEDs placed near the technical fence, the Israeli Air Force attacked several targets in Gaza. IDF spokesperson says Israel will always defend itself.

In a heretofore unheard of turnout, 24 Arabic-speaking Christians drafted into the IDF. “I am sure they will go far,” said a commander.

The Shin Bet and Israel Police concluded an investigation into a French consulate employee who was smuggling weapons from the Gaza Strip into the West Bank. Eight other suspects were also arrested.

Adiel Kolman, 32, was laid to rest on Monday morning in Kokhav HaShahar. The father of four was murdered yesterday in a terror attack in Jerusalems Old City.

Following two deadly terror attacks in Jerusalem and the West Bank, slashed car tires and anti-Arab graffiti were found in East Jerusalem. Police have opened an investigation.

In his first interview with an American TV network, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman slammed Iran and talked about his future ascent to the throne. According to bin Salman, Tehran is harboring terrorists, including Osama bin Ladens son.