News Briefs

The remains of an ancient monastery, colorful mosaics and a farmstead are uncovered in Rosh Ha'Ayin.

According to US law, there’s a huge difference between tapping foreigners, even very friendly ones, like Netanyahu, and tapping US elected officials without their knowledge.

Arab terrorists opened fire last night at a Border Guard Police unit patrolling the roads in Samaria.

Iranian vessel rocketfire was aimed close to a U.S. aircraft carrier in the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday.

Genady Kaufman succumbs to stab wounds from a Dec. 7 attack. He is the 25th terror casualty since Oct.

The PA needs E1 to choke Jerusalem on 3 sides.

In October 1952, Shilansky was arrested while attempting to bring a suitcase time bomb with 25 TNT tubes into the Israeli Foreign Ministry.

An all-time record for Aliyah from France with the arrival of 7,900 immigrants, the largest group for the second year running.

Attorneys for the suspects Itamar Ben-Gvir and the Honenu legal aid society, plan to make the means by which the confessions were gotten the topic of the trial.

MK Michael Oren's visit highlights the importance of Gush Etzion to Israel and how Hub Etzion fulfills a crucial role in successfully combining Zionism and business.

Terrorists threw 3 Molotov cocktails at a bus on Route 55.

Attorney Itamar Ben-Gvir argued: "Participating in an ugly ceremony is not grounds for arrest."

After several hours, the suspect's lawyers and family were informed by the prosecution that the latter are appealing his release before the Supreme Court.

Weather models indicate that Hebron and Neve Daniel in Gush Etzion will see snow on the ground by Friday night.

“I am here with all of who and what I am, what I’ve chosen and what I haven’t, and am proud of being Jewish, Israeli, Mizrahi (origins in an Arab country), gay, Likudnik, hawk, liberal and free-market man.”

The fake bills bear the image of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

Sen. Ted Cruz and 31 other Congressmen signed a letter to Kerry calling on the Obama administration to close the PLO office in Washington.

Police threw Yehudah Etzion off the Temple Mount for "praying" because he held out his hands.

Anti-Semitism chased Jews to Israel from Ukraine and France, but not from the rest of Europe and North America.

Lake Kinneret is a little ‘under the weather’ these days, according to Israel's Water Authority.

A Lebanese military judge indicts a UNIFIL employee and two others on charges of spying for Israel.

President Putin's government warned Russians to stay home on New Year's Eve if they wish to be safe.

NGO Monitor’s proposed guidelines come on the heel of Knesset legislation being bandied about currently, most notably by Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked (Bayit Yehudi), attempting to increasing the transparency of NGOs.

The IDF has installed concrete barriers along Route 889 to protect against northern terror attacks.

Former Jerusalem mayor Uri Lupolianski’s sentence was reduced dramatically by the same court panel, from 6 years in jail to 18 months of community service.

There are no hard and fast figures on the PA annual GDP, but it is estimated to hover between a low of $3 billion and an all time high, in 2012, of $6 billion. Israel’s annual GDP currently stands at $304 billion.

Two terrorist attack near misses and an astonishing visit to a Jerusalem emergency room.

in their statement, the rabbinate promised to maintain the high quality of their supervision, despite the transfer of authority from the heavens down to earth.

The rumors going around are simply not true.

Rather than assigning blame exclusively to the left or right of the political spectrum, Bennett sought to unify the political fractures which have become increasingly conspicuous in recent weeks.