News Briefs

Israel Police arrested some 50 suspects in a massive organized crime sting that has been years in the making.

Jerusalem is popping with wildfires all over the holy city, and on forested hillsides as well.

If there is any truth to constant PA media allegations of vandalism of olive trees, there are not many more trees left to be destroyed.

The head of Turkey's religious affairs warms up Erdogan's ties with Hamas in his first visit to Gaza.

Pentagon insists "we will take back" a key Iraqi city, but that might come at the price of handing over Iraq to Iran.

PM Netanyahu sent a letter of condolences to the Levinger family on the passing of the late leader Rabbi Moshe Levinger, who was known for his life work in establishing the modern Jewish community of Hebron and as one of the founder of the Gush Emunim settlement movement.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu vowed Sunday at a Jerusalem Day ceremony the Israeli capital would remain undivided "forever."

After extensive fields tests to explore the issue, the IDF has decided that female soldiers cannot serve in Israel's tank corps.

Yom Yerushalayim brought out lots of students, adults and supporters of Israel.

A Jerusalem jogger stumbled over an ancient wine press that hadn't been there before. The Israel Antiquities Authority was stumped...

Thousands of Israeli Facebook fans had a field day when the Likud's Danny Danon became Minister of Space.

Germany's Foreign Minister and his Jordanian counterpart tell reporters in Amman the two nations are pushing Israel and the PA to resume talks on a two-state "solution."

The 240 hikers were walking across Jerusalem when they were attacked by Arabs in the Silwan.

A mortar fell on the Israeli side of the Golan Heights, near Alonei HaBashan, around 6:20 PM.

One policeman suffered a head injury after being hit by a rock.

Leftist Meretz head Zehava Gal-On slams Israel's traditional Jerusalem Day Flag Dance parade in the Old City.

Among those who spoke were President Ruby Rivlin, Minister Uri Ariel, Rabbi Dov Lior and Rabbi Haim Druckman.

This rocket was launched from northern Gaza.

Samuel the Prophet passed away on the 28th of Iyar, which is today.

The police are asking everyone to be patient and follow their instructions.

Like a squabbling couple Netanyahu and Liberman, are both probably realizing life apart is much worse than life together.

For the first time since coming to the hospital Aryeh has regained consciousness and is responsive...

Francis apparently wouldn't recognize the Angel of Death if it stared him in the face.

Gunmen killed 4 and wounded 1, hours after the Morsi verdict.

The final verdict will be issued on June 2.

ISIS leader killed in raid by U.S. commandos, now ISIS 'threatening to kill Obama and Christians.'

A conviction could result in a 5 year prison sentence.

Oh well. Maybe next time.

The Turkish Air Force shot down a Syrian military aircraft on Saturday, according to Turkish news sources. The Turkish F-16 fired two missiles and shot...

Because the attack was so violent, it was recommended that the woman take a 15-day furlough from work to recuperate.