It wasn’t clear if the people on board had drowned or abandoned the boat.

Could Israel be confronted with a wave of economic migrants from the north initiated by Lebanon's economic collapse and takeover by Iranian terror proxy Hezbollah?

Tel Aviv City Hall and the Sourasky Medical Center started administering vaccines free of charge to the city's foreign nationals, many of whom are undocumented asylum seekers.

The IDF arrested five Sudanese citizens who attempted to cross into Israel from Lebanon on Saturday night, the army stated.

Israeli technology is paving the way for diplomacy; Migrants get an education in Tel Aviv; Israel sends water to Jordan; and much more!

Three men from Syria arrested recently by German police appear to have made it to Europe through the same channels as two men who blew themselves up outside France's national stadium in November.

While the international community obsesses over Israel, 60 million people - more than half of them from Syria, Afghanistan and Somalia - were forced to flee their homes as a result of war and conflict.

While there has been a dramatic drop in volume of anti-Semitic incidents around the world in 2015, the viciousness and violence of the attacks have dramatically increased, an annual survey of the state of anti-Semitism around the world has found.

President of the European Jewish Congress Moshe Kantor says Sweden needs to be vigilant concerning anti-Semitism among some refugees seeking shelter in the Nordic country.

The surge of Muslim migrants into Europe has brought with it the inevitable surge in anti-Semitism - a problem the German leadership appears to be attempting to combat.

First Slovakia, now Germany. Nationalist and far-right tendencies are becoming prevalent in Europe in wake of the great Muslim migration from the Middle East.

In "a completely new situation," Neo-Nazis have gained traction in the Slovakian political arena.

Terrorists and other threatening elements to the West are joining the flood of refugees from the Middle East on their way to Europe, the top NATO commander in Europe cautioned.

In October, international law students will arrive in Israel to argue the legal issues of a near-miss asteroid event, and the Three Million Club plans to feed the poorest people in the world, not by donations, but by returning a profit for investors.