WASHINGTON (JTA) — Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations will resume, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry announced. “The representatives of two proud people today have decided that the difficult road ahead is worth traveling,” Kerry said in the Jordanian capital of Amman...
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Hundreds of Israeli-Arab citizens shut down access to main roads throughout Israel’s North over a government plan to relocate Bedouin settlement in the Negev.
The protests on Monday afternoon came hours after protesters and police clashed during...
JERUSALEM (JTA) — An Israeli military court convicted a West Bank Palestinian man for the April murder of Eviatar Borovsky, a West Bank father of five.
The Samaria Military Court on Sunday convicted Salam Zagal of Tulkarem on Sunday for...
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Iran will not be allowed to cross the red line set by Israel with regard to its nuclear capability, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on “Face the Nation.”
“They’re not there yet. They’re getting closer,” Netanyahu told...
(JTA) — Israeli prosecutors indicted two haredi Orthodox men for assaulting police officers called to the scene of a mob attack on a haredi soldier in Jerusalem.
The two men, Joseph Braun and Jacob Krischavski, were charged on July 11...
(JTA) — Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations warned that electing Iran and Syria to the United Nations Human Rights Council would create a discrediting conflict of interest.
“It’s like placing a mob boss in charge of the witness protection...
(JTA) — The president of the International Criminal Court has taken the first steps toward an investigation of a war crimes lawsuit against Israel over the 2010 raid on the Mavi Marmara.
Sang-Hyun Song of South Korea appointed a three-judge...
