Israeli legal rights group Shurat HaDin-Israel Law Center has threatened to sue Coca-Cola on Monday, after Palestinian Arab franchise leader Zahi Khouri openly called for a boycott against Israel.  Attorneys Nitsana Darshan-Leitner and

Israeli citizens are extremely concerned at the possibility of cyber attacks against the Jewish state, with half of the country’s Jewish population prepared to allow the state to monitor their

Five years after the Mavi Marmara scandal, a new flotilla leaving for Gaza could cause another international crisis, Channel 2 reports Monday.  The flotilla is expected to join with several Swedish ships this

In his address Monday to the Yesha Conference, former Israeli Ambassador to the US MK Michael Oren (Kulanu) covered a wide range of topics, spanning the roots of US President Barack Obama’s

Madrid’s new mayor Manuela Carmena resolved her first major political crisis on Monday, AP reported, accepting the much-demanded resignation of her newly-appointed culture affairs commissioner.  Opposition parties slammed Ahora Madid party member

Senator Bob Corker (R-TN), who is chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, on Monday expressed concerns over reports that negotiators with Iran are prepared to make far-reaching concessions. According

Schneor Shiff, COL An historic day took place at the Knesset on Monday, as the Israeli parliament saluted the Lubavitcher Rebbe and the Chabad movement. The special day was attended

Cyprus believes it thwarted a Hezbollah plot to attack Israelis or Jews, its foreign minister said Monday, according to the Reuters news agency. The comments come after a 26-year-old Lebanese-Canadian

A day after causing an uproar in Israel by implying that Likud voters were a “marching herd of beasts”, actor Oded Kotler on Monday sought to clarify his remarks. Speaking

Three British sisters are feared to have travelled with their nine children to join up with jihadists in Syria, a lawyer for the children’s parents said Monday, according to AFP.

Top Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) leader Nasir al-Wuhayshi was killed in a suspected American drone strike in Yemen’s Hadramout region, two Yemeni national security officials said Monday, according

More than 3,000 children, youth, soldiers and adults from Samaria and across Israel on Monday took part in the annual Shomron March, in memory of former Tourism Minister Rehavam Ze’evi,

At least 20 people were killed and 100 wounded on Monday in Syrian rebel rocket fire on government-held parts of the city of Aleppo, Syrian state media said, according to

Education Minister Naftali Bennett (Jewish Home) visited the family of slain IDF soldier Moshe Tamam hy”d Monday morning. Bennett explained that he wanted to visit Tamam’s next of kin in order

Israeli universities held their first ever academic rowing race over the weekend on the Yarkon River, taking on British academia’s most celebrated institution of maritime competition; just this year the competition between

Saudi Arabia on Monday beheaded a Syrian drug trafficker and a national convicted of murder, taking to 100 the number of executions in the kingdom this year. The number of executions has surged in 2015

The parents of Britain’s youngest suspected suicide bomber, described on Monday as a “typical teenager,” have accused Islamic State (ISIS) leaders of being “too cowardly to do their own dirty work.” Talha Asmal is believed to

Former Likud MK Moshe Feiglin penned a letter to his supporters at week’s end in which he made clear that he no longer sees Judea and Samaria as his primary

US President Barack Obama’s hands-off foreign policy has led Russian President Vladimir Putin to show aggression in Ukraine, including the invasion of Crimea, but now in a dramatic sign of deterrence

In Arutz Sheva’s latest installment on tourism to Judea and Samaria, author Karni Eldad provides an insight into the oasis on a hilltop that is Givot Olam, via an excerpt from her

Movie fans have looked in awe at silver screen technological wonders, such as Iron Man’s A.I. companion Jarvis who often kicks in to save the superhero in a pinch – now

After South Africa initially ignored the International Criminal Court (ICC) call to arrest Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, who is wanted for war crimes, the African nation’s high court is to hear

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu may have swept March’s general elections, but he faces a different test Sunday as the Likud Central Committee’s 3,700 members prepare to vote on reinstating their power to

The Croatian football (soccer) association has cried ‘sabotage’ on Saturday, after a swastika was found mowed into the pitch used for its national team’s Euro 2016 qualifying match against Italy

Britain’s MI6 intelligence agency was forced to withdraw tens of spies overnight Saturday/Sunday, after Russian and Chinese agents cracked one million top-secret files released by National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Sunday he was troubled by the advance of Kurdish forces in the Tal Abyad region of northern Syria, saying they could in the future threaten Turkey, AFP reported.  Turkey

Kurdish forces closed in on a strategic jihadist-held border town in northern Syria on Sunday, AFP reported, prompting an exodus of fearful civilians from surrounding villages. Backed by allied rebels and air strikes by a

A Mexican cheer-dance team faced heavy condemnation on Friday when a video of a recent Nazi-themed performance surfaced on social media sites.  According to the Associated Press, the two dozens girls

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has called on South Africa to arrest Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir on Sunday, as the latter is on a state visit to attend an African Union

For the second time in two months, vandals have attacked Northwestern University in Evanston with anti-Semitic and racist graffiti, the Chicago Tribune reported Friday.  According to the report, construction workers discovered the graffiti