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VP Kamala Harris, who considered packing the U.S. Supreme Court when she ran for president, joined criticism of Israel's judicial reforms.

Saudi Arabia reportedly refuses to issue visas to an Israeli delegation invited to a UN-sponsored tourism event.

Some in Israel's hi-tech sector fear that investors will be more reluctant to put their money in Israel if the judicial reforms are enacted.

Eight people were killed and ten wounded on Friday night in Jerusalem, Israel, by a terrorist gunman as they left Sabbath evening prayers.

Jerusalem's local Santa Claus, Issa Kassissieh, does this annually at places across Israel.

A leftist administration keeps the cash flowing to the usual suspects.

Instead of boasting about how much money the U.S. sends to the Palestinian Authority, Blinken could have explained that the Palestinians still fund terrorism.

The Philadelphia Inquirer, which has an estimated 193,000 daily subscribers, has frequently provided commentary and analysis that misleads about the Jewish state. A recent

In Joseph Krauss' fictitious narrative, Ramy Shaath represents a new generation which has pioneered the novel rejection of the two-state solution, bucking the old

POLITICO's latest report on Israel is replete with misleading omissions and distortions. Reporter Nahal Toosi fails to disclose the documented links between several NGOs