News Briefs

Families of Arab terrorists are beginning to feel the pinch as Israeli measures against terror start to take hold.

Local news outlets reported children were among the hostages at a local gas station in Roubaix. .

The Qalamun Mountains, near the Lebanese border, are a major transit area for the Hezbollah fighters and their logistical equipment moving to and from Syria.

“Let them experiencing the feeling, let him go through a disturbance, then we’ll see them launching an investigation.”

Israeli drivers were being ambushed by Arab sniper fire Tuesday near the Samaria Jewish community of Beit El. No injuries were reported.

The gravity of the situation between Turkey and Russia is growing by the hour; NATO is to meet about the incident, but both Russian pilots are dead.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is furious after Turkey shot down a Russian fighter jet; he accused Ankara of a "stab in the back."

The Maccabeats a capella singing group has come up with another sizzler of a tune, this one even offering a perfect recipe for Chanukah.

Their price is higher than their weight in gold, selling for thousands of dollars for a few grams.

The number of French Jews who visited Israel on the Birthright program more than doubled this year to 2,500.

Netanyahu, for the first time, wants something concrete from Obama before offering more "good will" to the Palestinian Authority.

In October, NATO announced it was removing its Patriot air defense system from Turkey, despite protests from the Turkish government.

Justice Minister Shaked wants to enhance control of the legislative and executive branches over judiciary decisions—a democratizing direction.

A knife was found on him.

The wounded were IDF soldiers and Border Police.

The lights are going out: Melbourne's Chanukah celebration canceled due to international terrorism.

The seeds found in the prehistoric sites indicate that the human diet consisted mainly of fava beans, lentils, various types of beans and chickpeas, the main ingredient in hummus.

Safety from violence for everyone is sought in Gush Etzion rally; no more being inured to the terror.

The world’s leading multinational corporations—more than 200—have set up shop in Israel and are looking to invest and do business with startups.

The scientists found that different people responded very differently to both simple and to complex meals.

Shimoni insisted that the Education Ministry’s plan is to move at a moderate pace, “not by force but with smarts, with a great deal of caring and sensitivity, but also with determination, never give up the goal.”

He stated: “I have no doubt whatsoever that ... they are going to be defeated.”

German NGO Pro Asyl criticized those comments, saying it was unfortunate that a Jewish group was sharing the same position as a conservative Bavarian party.

An Arab terrorist stabbed an IDF soldier to death at the Dor Alon gas station on Highway 443, and wounded an 18-year-old Jewish girl.

Israeli soldiers stationed at the Huwara checkpoint are faced with frequent attempts by Arabs to carry out terror attacks.

PM Netanyahu says the government has an entire arsenal of new measures to deal with the growing number of Arab terror attacks.

The young woman murdered by an Arab terrorist in Gush Etzion on Sunday was laid to rest in Jerusalem, the holy city she loved.

Minister Uri Ariel told Bennett “Be careful what you’re saying,” to which Bennett replied: “Don’t get me wrong, this is a metaphor, and of course if you leak it out of here there won’t be any more such meetings.”

Officer Bibi was stabbed by an Arab terrorist from Hebron, but managed to shoot and kill his attacker before he himself collapsed.

Minister Naftali Bennett wants to re-invade the Palestinian Authority and cleanse the terrorism. He might want to send in an army of psychiatrists instead.