News Briefs

“These brave people want nothing more than an end to the war in Syria. They want to go back to their lives..."

The Jordanians, whose Waqf agency rules over the Temple Mount, are not happy about any changes to the area.

"Spaceek" has run a pilot test that placed sensors on parking places and let drivers find the empty spots through an app.

Some 150 world leaders gather in Paris to put the final touches on two weeks of talks at the COP-21 conference on global warming.

Bayit Yehudi MK Yinon Magal says he will resign from the Knesset due to allegations of sexual harassment.

Two minors are convicted in the murder of an Arab teen from Shuafat who was burned alive in the Jerusalem Forest in summer 2014.

IDF soldiers on patrol came under firebomb attack in a Jerusalem neighborhood from an Arab mob; their self-defense is a trigger for Arab media incitement.

IDF St. Sgt. "N" explained "all pain is universal" when asked how she communicated with Syrian patients.

The Military Advocate General and B'Tselem have maintained "a productive dialogue with the common interest of enforcement in respect of complaints against IDF soldiers."

When the Karov La'lev people said their criticism was directed at religious Israelis, one Facebook user was irate: "Did we watch the same film?"

Just as it had been predicted, the Palestinians are already suffering from the EU product labeling.

The Tunisian Interior Ministry says dozens of suspects are in custody after last week's attack by ISIS killed 12 in the capital city.

Twenty-four Israeli companies participated in the Milipol 2015 exhibition and noticed a heightened interest around the Israeli booth.

DM Moshe Ya'alon confirms that Russian fighter pilots do occasionally violate Israeli airspace flying in from Syria, they are not shot down.

This Tuesday, Israelis will try to break last year's record in online donations in the Jewish State's local branch of global GivingTuesday.

PM Netanyahu promises Likud ministers "not one dunam" of Area C will be transferred to the Palestinian Authority, unilaterally, that is.

The plant also takes part in a start-up program for at-risk youth intended to keep them from dropping out of school and directing them to advanced technological study tracks to be eventually integrated in industry.

At last, the developers of the Leviathan natural gas field have inked a preliminary deal with Egypt; terms of a final deal are to be negotiated "soon."

IDF soldiers captured 15 Arab terror suspects in Judea and Samaria late Saturday night, including 4 members of Hamas.

The station was broadcasting incitement.

A bus driver jumped from his bus and pulled the woman to safety, The terrorist ran into a nearby building, a search is ongoing.

Forum audience members were asked to raise their hands if they had ever made a complaint to the BBC, and just about everyone in the room—500 Jews—raised their hands.

On Friday, Beth Israel hosted two prayer sessions for local Muslims and a potluck dinner.

Of all the external causes of death, the biggest gender gap was in incidents of suicides, traffic accidents and murder.

The policemen engaged the terrorist just as a group of 20 Jewish schoolchildren were passing by, and it appears a much worse attack was averted.

A PA news agency ran an op-ed by a former adviser to "peace process" negotiations. He said the West cannot defeat ISIS.

The Islamic cleric lashed out at the Secretary of State for describing Arab stabbings of Jews as a "terrorist act."

If anyone out there has been missing the good old days of the Cold War — it appears they never completely went away.

The Arabic writing was found written on fuel panels of 4 planes in a French airport.

An anonymous group has sent threatening letters to Belgian mosques, warning Muslims "will be slaughtered like pigs and crucified as our Lord converts their souls.”