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Surprise? Global media blaming Israel for journalist's death

Analysts say Israel has already lost the PR battle, irrespective of who was actually responsible for Shireen Abu Aqlah's death.

IDF spokesman: 'Soldiers are targeted indiscriminately'

An spokesperson for the IDF says Israeli soldiers are indiscriminately fired upon by Arab militants, risking civilian casualties.

How Hamas has shifted its strategy since last year's war

Despite Israel reopening humanitarian channels to Gaza due to a 'lull' in violence, Hamas insists every Arab takes part in 'the struggle.'

How easy is it to hack your electronic vehicle?

Automotive hacks are capable of causing severe accidents and are viewed as a major security threat 'here and now.'

'Superheroes' jet suit to be ready for use this summer

The tech breakthrough has attracted plenty of attention from military sources worldwide.

Watch: Archaeologists uncover traces of the Jewish Revolt

Researchers say they have uncovered traces of Jewish fighters hiding from the Roman Legions in caves near the town of T'koa in Gush Etzion.

Lebanon to hold first elections in years

The last parliamentary elections were held in 2015 and have been pushed off with officials citing 'security concerns.'

'Future of Israeli government in the hands of Islamic Council'

Reports suggest Ra'am will not quit the coalition after all as it appears it's 'having its cake and eating it too.'

Jenin terrorists:

'We shot a soldier'

See the moment the IDF says Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Alqeh was shot by terrorists during a firefight in Jenin.

Iran to execute Swede accused of spying for Israel

Experts say the Islamic Regime is afraid other officials will be put on trial after a war criminal was tried in Sweden.

Taliban orders all women to wear burqas - 'Afraid to go out'

A social activist in Kabul says many of her friends prefer to stay home all day then be accompanied by male relatives on trips out.

Bennett calls for creation of civil national guard

The former director of INTERPOL says the guard is a necessity under the current conditions.

Hamas threatens 'regional earthquake' if leaders assassinated

As terror spreads across Israel, the public is clamoring for Hamas leaders to be targeted in reprisal attacks but who will take over?

Arab-Israeli victim of terror becomes symbol of coexistence

When a Christian Arab was killed trying to shield Bnei Brak residents from an ISIS terrorist, some started questioning their hatred.

American basketball player fighting to remain in Israel

Jared Armstrong, currently signed with an Israeli basketball team, is fighting to prove he's Jewish and stay in Israel.

Why do some haredim choose not to stand for the siren?

A member of Bnei Brak's religious community says the media always focuses in on a marginal minority, trying to sow seeds of hatred.

Can Israel's PTSD veterans ever hope to recover?

A forensic psychiatrist at Cornell says Israel doesn't possess the necessary resources to treat hard cases of the disorder.

Russia and Israel headed for diplomatic crisis?

Lavrov's comments on Sunday and Israel's strong rebuke may signal a new era in Israel-Russian relations after years of cooperation.

Bennett not backing down from Judea, Samaria flyover

Left-wing politicians are up in arms over the planned aerial display above Hebron and Kiryat Arba.

Why does the shekel keep weakening against the dollar?

War in Ukraine? Israel's security situation? Politics? What's driving the dollar's resurgence against the shekel?

Watch: Hamas threatens 'all-out war' over Al Aqsa

Hamas' leader in Gaza vowed a 'full-fledged religious war' saying that the violence would end with the 'holy month of Ramadan.'

Will ties with Jordan implode over disagreement on Temple Mt?

The Hashemite Kingdom is livid with Jewish pilgrimages to the holy site.

Jordan pressuring Israel to maintain status quo on Temple Mount

As tensions at the holy site mount, Israel's government has made it clear it will not alter the existing status quo to avoid confrontation.

Is Putin distorting memory of Holocaust in Ukraine war?

Some analysts say Putin is downplaying the memory of the Holocaust by labeling Ukrainians as 'Nazis.'

Does Russia intend to go through with threats of WWIII?

Russia's FM Lavrov said the danger of an all-out conflict with the West was 'serious and real.'

Hundreds of PA Arabs receiving life-saving treatment in Israeli hospitals

'All the people I know gets treated in Israel, they say that is better because the doctors here are good,' says a patient's mother.

Israel on 'high security alert' until end of Ramadan

The IDF is preparing for more violence after a spate of deadly terror attacks in various parts of the country.

Iran and Saudi Arabia on the brink of restoring ties?

The two nations severed relations in 2016, but with concessions to the nuclear deal expected soon, diplomacy may be on its way back.

Watch: IDF strikes Lebanon after rocket lands in Israel

Israeli forces released a rocket barrage of Lebanon following the provocation likely emanating from Hamas.

Israel mulling reopening of Gaza border crossing

Despite its ability to exert economic pressure on Hamas 'from within', Israel is considering reopening the border.

Clashes continue on Temple Mt:

'A real and present danger to worshippers at the Western Wall'

A security analyst says Arab rioters endanger the lives of civilians more than security personnel.

Watch: Bionic limbs lift Gaza amputees self-esteem

A Qatar-funded hospital has finally introduced high-tech bionic limbs to Gazans after years of using outdated devices.

How many of Russia's neighbors will join NATO?

While the Baltic states are weighing joining the alliance for added protection, more may be on their way.

U.S. expected to pressure Israel on Temple Mount

US Secretary of State is visiting the region in an attempt to 'deescalate tensions.'

Israel's 'regional partners' condemn Temple Mount 'violence'

Arab states that have signed peace agreements with Israel have little choice but to blame the Jewish State for violence at the holy site.

Military analyst: No need for politics in the IDF

Former IDF spokesperson accuses officer who told his soldiers to 'Return the pride to the Land of Israel' of playing with politics.

Repairs on security fence: 'Upkeep required around the clock'

After terrorists crossed into pre-'67 Israel and staged a mass attack in the center of Tel Aviv, repair work has finally commenced.

Fatah activist:

Abbas powerless to stop terror attacks?

Activist for the Fatah terrorist organization says Mahmoud Abbas has 'employed himself' for the past 17 years.

Biden ups the ante, accuses Putin of 'genocide'

Analysts say the U.S. may come through on their promise to supply Ukraine with fighter jets and that Putin may face trial for war crimes.

Suspicious object found in Chinese embassy gift

Some believe the object is a listening device for spying on Israeli officials.