Israel is not happy with the proposed framework for a nuclear deal recently reached between Iran, the U.S., and five other world powers. While President Obama said the proposed deal will make the world a safer place, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the deal “poses a great danger” to Israel and the world.

Also this week in Israel in the News:

This week’s Israel in the News Perspective features The Fellowship’s David Kuner on the need for Christians and Jews to stand against radical Islamic terrorists.

Earlier this week, 110 Jewish refugees from war-torn Ukraine arrived in Tel Aviv on a Freedom Flight sponsored by The Fellowship.These flights are part of an ongoing program to bring Jews wanting to flee the situation in Ukraine to their spiritual and historical homeland in Israel.

Also this week in Israel in the News:

• The rift between President Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu widened this week because of remarks Netanyahu made about a Palestinian state prior to his re-election.
• Rebels in Yemen promise revenge for “Zionist” Saudi attacks as the U.N. predicts a full-blown civil war.
• Seven Orthodox Jewish children, killed earlier this week in a house fire in Brooklyn, were laid to rest in Jerusalem as hundreds of mourners came to pay their respects.
• A drunken mob of 20 stormed a synagogue in London this week, shattering windows and assaulting one worshiper.

This week’s Israel in the News Perspective features The Fellowship’s Yonit Rothchild on the one constant in Israeli life.

In a race that many predicted would be neck-and-neck, incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu won by a decisive margin, defeating his center-left opponent Isaac Herzog.

ISIS’ shocking brutality reached a new level this week when it released a video showing a young boy shooting a man who the terrorist group claim was a captured Israeli spy.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave his highly anticipated speech to the U.S. Congress and strongly warned against striking a bad deal with Iran over its nuclear program.

A coalition of Congressional Democrats is urging House Speaker John Boehner to postpone next week’s address by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the U.S. Congress.

In the latest European terror attack, a known criminal in Denmark’s capital, Copenhagen, was shot by police after he had killed two people.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called a deal being brokered by Western leaders with Iran over its nuclear program

Earlier this week, the terrorist group ISIS released a gruesome video documenting the execution of a Jordanian fighter pilot held since December.

The Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah fired a missile at an Israeli military convoy patrolling Israel’s northern border earlier this week, killing two soldiers and wounding seven others.