News Briefs

“We want to share with you a complaint we received recently from one of our customers, regarding a frog that was found in one of our lettuce packages.”

Noa Roth is PM Netanyahu's Ultra-Orthodox daughter from his first marriage.

Hundred of Israelis are protesting against the administrative detentions and torture of Jewish minors by the Shabak.

The residents were protesting the NGOs inside the Cinemateque who support the illegal infiltrators in their Tel Aviv neighborhood.

Argentina's new Justice Minister will not appeal a court decision to annul an agreement shielding Iran from responsibility for the AMIA atrocity.

Mashaal has reportedly informed President Erdoğan of recent developments in the Middle East.

Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon took the opportunity to announce that members of the organization will no longer be permitted to meet with IDF soldiers.

Three people were stabbed on Shabbat.

The terrorist crashed his car into a concrete security block, and then got out and began to run towards the security personnel on site.

Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked accused the Israeli courts of ignoring Jewish law and promised to set up a steering committee to promote implementing the principles of Jewish law in the Israeli legal system.

Rabbi Cherlow said it would be unjust to treat the terrorist before the victim.

A more fitting day for the UN to embrace would have been Sukkot, which was commanded as a holiday that encourages some gentile participation.

The profile of the casualties distinguishes those who were daring, ready to confront security forces knowing their chances of getting hurt were high.

The Limmud FSU Israel festival kicks off Friday with a special musical performance devoted to singer and songwriter Naomi Shemer.

Yahya Sanwar, founder of the Hamas military wing, who is gradually emerging as the most powerful man in the Gaza Strip organization.

PA Education Minister Saidam for his part said the meeting as "very explosive and very challenging" and said the group had asked "rude and blunt" questions.

A friend of the radical Islamists who committed the San Bernardino massacre was arrested.

As an added bonus, Turkey will expel Hamas military wing senior leader Salah Aruri.

Meretz Chairwoman MK Zahava Gal-On appealed to the Supreme Court Thursday morning, against the Prime Minister’s use of Section 52 of the Antitrust Law.

The lawyers said that the bodies of the detainees they had met showed signs of severe violence.

A rocket alert went off at 6:45 PM along the Gaza border.

The lock to a shul in southeastern Paris was coated with poison, sickening more than a dozen congregants.

The UAW website still features a disturbing "Open Letter from Jewish Officers and Members in Support of Divestment," which repeats the common BDS verbiage against the Jewish State.

By almost 20 points, 55% to 36%, Americans agree that this targeting of Christians and other religious minorities meets the UN definition of genocide.

The Tax Authority has run an undercover investigation against Refaeli which turned up among other things that she received for personal use a Range Rover (value in Israel roughly $100,000) in exchange for advertising and PR.

An attempted stabbing was thwarted at Huwara, an Arab town 5 miles south of Shechem.

Herzog asked ”Why is it under your watch that the poor are getting poorer?"

"It is evident that the administration, having snookered Senate Democrats with a promise of enforcement and sanctions for non-nuclear misbehavior, is in full appeasement mode."

The State Dept. also recommends that US citizens maintain "a high state of situational awareness, be aware of their surroundings at all times, avoid any unattended items or packages."

More than 3,000 Sudanese still live in Jordan, most of them in a tent city in Aman.