Islamic terror

The terrorist suspected of aiding the Barcelona terror attack was involved in anti-Israel and anti-Semitic online propaganda.

“Terrorism can strike anywhere. The civilized world must fight together in order to defeat it,” Netanyahu said in response to the terror attack in Barcelona.

“We don’t speak Hebrew in the street because we fear for our lives," says an Israeli tourist in Spain.

In the aftermath of the car-ramming attack in Barcelona that claimed 13 lives, Barcelona Rabbi Meir Bar Chen said that all “community institutions” have been closed.

Three and a half decades later, the victims of a brutal, anti-Semitic terror attack in Paris are still waiting for justice.

Nasrallah, claiming that Israel fears the Hezbollah terror group, has threatened again to attack its strategics facilities.

What we are seeing today around the world is not quiet anti-Semitism. This is loud and proud 'Kill the Jews, eliminate Israel.'

Tillerson embraced the State Department's zero-sum-game philosophy. He assumes that enhanced US-Israel relations undermine US-Arab relations.

Metal detectors caused outrage in Israel, but are accepted in Mecca and, in fact, almost anywhere else.

Danon displays photo of shocking Palestinian terror attack, telling the world body that PA incitement and funding of terror is absolutely to blame and must end.

'I know that like the Jewish people, we have always survived. These experiences inspire us to hold onto our culture and identity,' Yazidi refugee Nadia Murad said at the Knesset.

A resident of a Jewish community in Samaria that suffered a brutal Islamic attack says people all over the world deserve to feel secure in their own homes.

French President Macron reaffirmed that anti-Zionism is a modern form of anti-Semitism, while vowing to 'never surrender to the messages of hate.'

Egyptian-German scholar Dr. Hamed Abdel-Samed argues that Islamic texts support terrorism.

'The fight against the Zionist regime is obligatory for the Muslim world,' Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei declared.

Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein, who was imprisoned in the FSU for Zionist activity, became the first Israeli politician to address the Russian parliament.