JERUSALEM (JTA) — A video of female Israeli soldiers dancing suggestively was uploaded to the Internet a week after photos of half-naked female soldiers made headlines.
The video taken on a cellphone shows the soldiers using their rifles as stripper...
JERUSALEM (JTA) — The head of Israel’s Mossad secret service and a Turkish intelligence official met in Ankara and reportedly discussed the current protests in Turkey.
Along with talking about the protests, Tamir Pardo and the Turkish agency’s undersecretary, Hakan...
JERUSALEM (JTA) — The U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv issued a security warning advising U.S. citizens to defer travel to the Golan Heights because of the civil war in Syria.
Dated June 6 but e-mailed Monday to U.S. citizens in...
JERUSALEM (JTA) — An unofficial freeze in housing starts in eastern Jerusalem is “a temporary hiatus,” Yisrael Beiteinu party head Avigdor Lieberman told an Israeli newspaper.
Army Radio, citing government statistics and the Yesha settlers council, reported Monday that no...
(JTA) — Tens of thousands of people joined in Tel Aviv’s annual Gay Pride Parade, the first after arrests were made in the 2009 double murder at a gay community center.
Israeli media reported that the parade last Friday was...
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israel will not intervene in the Syrian civil war if Israel is not targeted, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said. Netanyahu also told his Cabinet at its weekly meeting Sunday that the situation in Syria shows Israel cannot depend...
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Austria withdrew its soldiers from the U.N. peacekeeping force on the Golan Heights following battles between Syrian troops and rebels.
On Thursday, Austria said it would be withdrawing its 380 soldiers — more than one-third of the...
JERUSALEM (JTA) — The Knesset passed a measure barring illegal migrants from sending money out of Israel and limiting how much they can take when they leave.
Two amendments to the Law for the Prevention of Infiltration passed Monday night...
