Aaron Menenberg looks at the problem of recognizing Israel's capital through the lens of classic American values.

What began as a game to help Israeli parents pass the time during their kids’ after-school activities turned into an international phenomenon recognized by the United Nations. Sara Toth Stub reports.

Russia and Iran have teamed up in Syria, cementing the Islamic Republic's regional ambitions. Anna Borshchevskaya offers advice to the new American president on how to pry them apart.

As Iran tested another missile this week, towns on Israel’s northern and southern borders came under attack.

Germany recently signed a deal with the head of the Palestinian soccer association, who said that if Palestinians had nuclear bombs, “in the name of Allah ... we’d be using them.”

Two peaceful rallies swept through Tel Aviv last week—one under the banner of a marijuana leaf, another under the Palestinian flag. Neri Zilber expains what they mean for Israel's future.

The launch comes a week after the Trump administration issued new sanctions against Iran.

"It is the biggest advancement in breast cancer surgery in a generation," said Dr. Alice Police, a breast cancer surgeon at UC Irvine Health.

“This initiative originated from Israelis and Americans who simply wanted to play football,” said Israel Football League CEO Betzalel Friedman.

Hamas rejected Israel's offer to aid Gaza in exchange for the freedom of three Israeli hostages, calling instead for the release of convicted terrorists.

Copies of the novel have also been seized and burned in the Hamas-run Gaza Strip.

WATCH: PM Netanyahu meets with martial arts legend Chuck Norris.

"Israel’s strong, but it’s indestructible now!"

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"The future will be more calamitous with Allah’s permission," warned Sinai Province, an ISIS-affiliate with close ties to Hamas.

At least five people were wounded when a Palestinian terrorist opened fire at a bus and stabbed a man in Petah Tikva.