What should have been a day of unity turned ugly as leftists used the celebration of the U.S. Army’s 250th birthday to mock, jeer and protest. The so-called ‘No Kings’ rallies were ugly, divisive and ...

(JNS) The head of Israel’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), Shmuel Zakay, warned this weekend that it will take weeks before all Israelis stranded abroad will be able to fly home, as Israel’s main ...

Culture and Sports Minister Miki Zohar: "I am confident that we will meet here next year with a stronger and braver Israel than ever before.” ...

This outrageous and unprecedented decision comes at a time when Israel is fighting a necessary and just war to eliminate the nuclear and ballistic threat facing the entire world." ...

Can Tehran still carry out its nuclear ambitions despite the damage, and will Israel ultimately succeed in dismantling the program before it reaches the point of no return?

At this stage, MDA teams are present at all sites where there is a possibility of additional casualties and are prepared to receive and treat more injured individuals.

Iran, mistaking hesitation for weakness in Washington, grew more aggressive. The regime seemed to believe it had the upper hand, that the United States was desperate for a deal and would be willing to ...

This war is about one thing; To prove that Allah, the Koran, Islam and the Moslem people are more powerful that HaShem, the Torah, Judaism and Am Yisrael.

Israel’s pre-emptive and technically accomplished strike on Iran is the stuff of legend. Given how close Iran was to nuclear weaponry, Israel could wait no longer. Our tiny homeland is always under ...

Other Israeli airstrikes targeted the Iranian Atomic Organization HQ in Tehran, oil and gas fields in the southern Iranian city of Ahvaz, along with missile sites in western Iran.

The Bazan Group (formerly Oil Refineries Ltd.), which operates the oil refining and petrochemicals facility near Haifa Port, said only that the piping was hit over the weekend. On Saturday night, a ...

According to "The Wall Street Journal," internal Hamas documents show it directed up to 25% of humanitarian supplies to its "military" wing.