News Briefs

Israel's Knesset is locked in a power struggle with the High Court of Justice over illegal African migration.

Student groups hosted at least 374 anti-Israel events during the 2013-2014 academic year, with about 40 percent of them focused on how to initiate Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaigns on campus.

This winter session is not expected to be an easy one for the government.

The funeral was delayed an hour due to the funeral of the terrorist and its associated riots.

Kiryat Arba-Hebron Chief Rabbi Dov Lior is reportedly stepping down and moving to the Jerusalem neighborhood of Beit Orot.

SodaStream's stock price bubbled up, after fizzing out for a while, when they announced they will be doing a 10 week trial with Pepsi.

In death, many things become clear. Including a U.S. Arab teen's terrorist membership.

Reports that the Defense Minister banned PA Arabs from sharing buses with Israelis on either side of the Green Line are patently false.

Vehicular terrorist murderer will be buried tonight in Jerusalem; family proudly displays his "shaheed" photo.

A second victim of the Jerusalem Light Rail platform terror attack has died.

Arab road violence strikes Israel's capital again, this time with attackers hurling rocks at a bus and another vehicle in eastern Jerusalem.

President Reuven Rivlin makes history as Israel's first sitting president to participate in Kafr Kassem's massacre memorial ceremony.

Today Tunisians select 217 legislators out of 13,000 candidates for their new parliament in a national election. Next month, the presidential vote.

Egypt answers Palestinian Arab terror with crackdowns, not appeasement

The riots turned from property damage to attempts to harm innocents quickly.

Security around a Jordan Valley moshav was jeopardized by vandals this weekend after electric polies around the community were chopped down.

Should Jerusalem schools boycott Tel Aviv because of the danger from underworld killings?

The Olympic Committee and the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympiad have selected Israeli security company ISDS to provide security for the event with a...

A platform camera on the Jerusalem Light Rail caught the attack on camera from another angle.

Freedom of speech does not protect "falsely shouting fire in a crowded theater.” – U.S. Judge Oliver Wendell Holmes, 1919.

Arab stone throwers broke more windows on the Jerusalem Light Rail.

Anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism come in 57 varieties. Just ask Heinz.

Residents of Jerusalem's Maaleh HaZeitim neighborhood, who have been under regular attack by Arab rioters, filmed a police car running away from an Arab mob last night in Jerusalem, Israel's capital.

Launching fireworks at police, civilians and homes has turned into the weapon of choice for Jerusalem Arabs in their latest round of rioting.

Hamas test launched 2 rockets this morning.

Israel’s ambassador to Jordan suggested that King Abdullah’s recent rants against Israel stems from pressure by Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Egypt.

On Saturday, fighting between the Lebanon Army and ISIS-affiliated terrorists in the Lebanese city of Tripoli left at least 14 dead and dozens wounded.

Arab youth are trying to spark a widespread intifada but so far have failed.

Jewish headstones and monuments were smashed, broken and knocked over. Firebombs were thrown into the cemetery.

The Galil Medical Center has treated 408 wounded Syrians to date.