This week, United Hatzalah received the Jerusalem Prize for excellence in lifesaving. The Director of United Hatzalah, Moshe Teitelbaum received the award in honor of the 3,200 volunteer EMTs, paramedics,

The U.N. Security Council strongly condemned North Korea late Monday over its latest ballistic missile launches and warned of “further significant measures” if Pyongyang doesn’t stop nuclear and missile testing.

The so-called Schlisel Bill named after convicted murderer Yishai Schlisel is the work of MK (Likud) Ochana, who points out that while pedophiles and other abusers are monitored after release

A lawsuit by Washington state and Minnesota challenging President Donald Trump’s travel ban will proceed as an appellate court considers a preliminary injunction in the case, a federal judge ruled

National security adviser Michael Flynn has resigned after reports he misled Trump administration officials about his contacts with Russia’s ambassador to the U.S. Flynn’s departure less than one month into

Israel’s prime minister heads to Washington this week for a high-profile meeting with President Donald Trump that suddenly is clouded in uncertainty. After embracing Israel’s hard-line nationalist right throughout his

Israel Police a male is in custody after he masqueraded as a diplomat, taken into custody close to midnight in Tamra. The man was dressed in military uniform when taken

Richard DeAgazio was already seated for dinner, on the Mar-A-Lago Club’s terrace, when President Trump entered with the Prime Minister of Japan on Saturday night. The crowd – mostly paying

Beyond the usual, lofty propaganda, North Korea’s test of a new intermediate-range ballistic missile contains an important, potentially worrying development. The country’s jubilant young dictator, Kim Jong Un, said the

A bitterly divided Senate on Monday confirmed Steven Mnuchin as treasury secretary despite strong objections by Democrats that the former banker ran a “foreclosure machine” when he headed OneWest Bank.

Last week, following an undercover investigation, police raided offices and homes and arrested the mayor of Tzfat and other senior officials in a real estate corruption scam. This week, police

To get Donald Trump’s attention, Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley is turning to the president’s favorite method of communication — Twitter. Grassley, 83, is already a frequent user and is

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Three askanim described as senior officials in Vaad for the “Purification of the Camp” were arrested early Tuesday morning 17 Shevat on charges of extortion, fabricating evidence, possession of drugs

The Pentagon is paying hackers to test its key internal systems for vulnerabilities — and they are finding weaknesses faster than expected. In a pilot project this past month, the

Israel’s schools on Tuesday, 18 Shevat, will hold a national emergency preparedness exercise. The exercise is being conducted by the IDF Homefront Command and it will begin in selected schools