News Briefs

'The world cannot remain silent in the face of incitement by PA leader Mahmoud Abbas,' Israel's foreign minister warned his colleagues.

Pres. Rivlin vowed Hamas terror would not stop Israel from building across Jerusalem.

An Israeli Druze Border Patrol Chief Inspector was murdered by Hamas in a Jerusalem terror attack today; 14 were wounded.

The terrorist ran over 14 people, killing 1, seriously injuring 2 more.

Republicans now control both houses of congress. Netanyahu is likely in a good mood this morning.

“I just wanted to tell you that our family is shocked that we haven’t heard a single word from the U.S. State Dept., the U.S. Ambassador or any representative of the US government regarding the shooting of our brother a US citizen Yehuda Glick.”

Romney and Lieberman to headline Israeli-American Council inaugural conference in DC, Nov. 7 - 9.

Lebanon's Hezbollah terror chief Hassan Nasrallah announced Tuesday it is time to "gaze toward Israel."

Communications Minister Gilad Erdan is chosen to become Israel's new Interior Minister.

For those readers familiar with Miyazaki, Israel’s newest and most novel effort at tourism outreach in Japan will amuse.

Prime Minister David Cameron confirmed recently that there would be no ban on religious slaughter in the United Kingdom.

Today marks the 35th anniversary of the seizure of the US Embassy in Iran.

Cairo, which is creating an eight-mile buffer zone, discovered the tunnels using satellite imagery.

Cairo has nixed renewal of a major trade agreement with Turkey, set to end in April 2015, signed in 2012.

“We in Fatah are not ashamed to take responsibility for the heroic act he carried out today…”

Caroline Glick's Latma will soon be on Israel Channel 1.

Central Bank Deputy Governor Disagrees, says, falling prices in the consumer prices index are due to the falling price of imports.

US citizens across the nation are heading to the polls today to choose members of Congress, governors, and a number of local officials.

Israel's Foreign Ministry says it is Arab rioters who are defiling the Al Aqsa Mosque by turning it into a base for attacks on the Temple Mount.

New regulations are going to force major food retailers in Israel to publish their prices on the internet and to update them hourly.

SodaStream International has announced a deal has been finalized to close its factory in Mishor Adumim and move south.

Gazans are dismayed as Egyptian preparations advance for an 8-mile buffer zone along the Sinai border, sealing Rafah.

Palestinian Authority spokesperson Nabil Rudaineh is "warning" Israel over housing projects and Temple Mount visits in Jerusalem.

The website went live Sunday and joins existing pages in Arabic, French, Russian, Turkish, Chinese and Spanish.

A member of Russia’s Human Rights Council slammed a news website that said that nearly a quarter of Russia’s top billionaires are Jews.

Arab attacks on the Jerusalem light rail as it passes through Shuafat has led to a 20% decrease in usage.

The bill, which morally shouldn't even be necessary, prevents the government from releasing terrorists as part of the diplomatic process.

Zivotofsky should have Israel on his passport and the Executive branch should retain authority over foreign policy. Here's how:

The United States has -- again -- expressed its strong disapproval over the latest plans to build badly-needed housing in Jerusalem.

Two attacks on two elected Israeli officials in two days but what a difference in the response by police!