Israel, Japan sign new defense agreement
Israel, Japan mark 70 years of diplomatic relations, reach agreement on greater military equipment and technology cooperation.
Israel, Japan mark 70 years of diplomatic relations, reach agreement on greater military equipment and technology cooperation.
Commercial relations between Israel and Japan are "flying high."
'Cold-blooded murders' of Japanese hostages 'a chilling reminder' of importance of worldwide fight against ISIS, Netanyahu writes.
President Reuven Rivlin greets Japan's PM Shinzo Abe Monday and reiterates importance of bringing Israel-Palestinian conflict to an end.
Diverse sounds harmonize in the music of Marré Ishii, who says Japan is fascinated with, and exists partially thanks to, the Jews.
Trade officials, Japanese and Israeli businessmen all agree: Japan has found the Israeli market, and the sake has just started flowing.
Though separated by thousands of miles, Japan and Israel are closer than you might think; Mayor Barkat lauds ties at fascinating event.
Netanyahu, Japanese PM Shinzo Abe commiserate on their shared nuclear threats: Iran and North Korea.
Japan, one of Iran's biggest oil export markets, has maintained friendly relations with it through its years of ostracism.
"Our team is ready" to talk peace with the PA, Prime Minister Netanyahu tells visiting Japanese Foreign Minister.