Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs

A violent mob attack in Amsterdam on Wednesday night left at least 10 Israeli football fans injured, prompting Dutch authorities to advise Israeli nationals in the city to remain in their hotels. Masked attackers, some waving Palestinian flags, were captured in videos on social media as they kicked and punched Israelis while shouting "Free Palestine."

Shortly after 14:30′ (Greek time), Hezbollah announced that it launched rockets towards northern Israel, targeting military installations in the country.

The Shiite organization, supported by Iran, claimed responsibility for the attack, with more than 150 rockets fired at specific target locations.

Israel's top diplomat Yair Lapid on June 29 began the first-ever official visit by an Israeli minister to the United Arab Emirates, after the two nations normalized ties in September.

 Israeli officials have voiced interest in making a series of investment in the development of sea and inland transportation around the Port of Constanta and on the waterway of the Danube corridor, according to Chairman of the Romania Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIR), Mihai Daraban. According to him, Romania can thus become a hub for Israeli goods to the European Community.

He was summoned after he caused dissatisfaction among Palestinians with comments that were estimated to favor Israel.

According to the report, Israel did this "although Hashim Thaci made a good offer to the government of Benjamin Netanyahu."

According to the director for the Balkans in the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dan Orian, two months ago Thaci suggested that Kosovo should open its diplomatic mission in Jerusalem, in exchange for getting recognized by Israel.

Serbian Government's Office for Kosovo and Metohija Director Marko Djuric on Monday met with a delegation of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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The delegation was headed by Zvi Rav-Ner, Israeli MFA deputy director general and head of the Euro-Asia and the Balkans Division.

All the relevant states should be involved in the fight against ISIL and Turkey should not be left alone, Israeli top diplomat says, underlining the delicateness of the time for Israel-Turkey relations Israel’s highest ranking diplomat in Turkey, newly appointed Consul-General Shai Cohen has said the fight against ISIL should not be left to the Turkish government and Turkish security forces