IDF & Security

Israel Police are watching with extra vigilance as Israelis and tourists stream through Jerusalem's Old City to pray at the Western Wall on Jerusalem Day.

ISIS-linked terrorists in northern Sinai launched a massive attack against Egyptian government troops, killing 15 police officers and cutting power.

Israel is "exchanging information" with the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court at The Hague over the events during Operation Protective Edge.

Signaling the Russians' intense interest in remaining involved in the process, TASS on Friday ran five different stories involving Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov and the peace agreement.

The barriers are coming down and Palestinian Authority citizens will be able to visit Israeli relatives and pray in Jerusalem, during the Islamic month of Ramadan.

Ohana received the information from senior members of the Knesset Guard.

It is obvious that police are terrified of a repeat of the Jerusalem parade murder, where they allowed near the parade a known violent attacker of gays.

Trump has written: "Ironically, some of the same people who claim we shouldn’t build a wall cite the success of Israel’s wall."

Israel plays host to 40 airport executives next month who are coming to learn how to make their airports more secure.

An Israeli bus was attacked by stone-throwing Arab terrorists near Tekoa, again.

International Jewish Unity Day ceremonies were launched by Israel's Pres. Reuven Rivlin.

A female Arab terrorist tried to stab an IDF soldier but was shot and killed instead.

The rightwing Am Kalavi (Heb: Lion-like Nation) NGO, which organizes the parade, called the petition a leftwing provocation intended to create a spit and to segregate Jews from the Old City of Jerusalem.

The provision has been the subject of a tireless match of wills between the Supreme Court and the Knesset since 2004.

The mayor of Ma'alot went to visit Palestinian Authority leader Abu Mazen in Ramallah to discuss the prospects for peace -- but his constituents are very angry.

Even Israel's best friends in the world envision the ousting of the Jews from Area C, possibly while allowing Israel to retain eastern Jerusalem.

Defense Minister Liberman tells IDF generals, "matters of war and peace must express the will and enjoy the support of the majority of the people."

An armed Palestinian Authority Arab was caught by IDF soldiers overnight after he infiltrated into Israeli territory from southern Gaza. His motives were unclear.

The families of the three Jewish teens kidnapped and murdered in June 2014 are preparing for this year's Unity Day awards, their memorial to their sons.

A Wednesday decree issued by Shabak truly sounded like part of the mad hatter's party in Alice in Wonderland.

An Arab terrorist firebombed the vehicle of a Border Guard Police commander as he drove through Hebron.

Jerusalem Arabs again attacked a Light Rail train as it passed Shuafat, smashing a window.

The Helmsley Trust is funding a Muslim-Jewish medical center initiative at Ariel University.

The only question was how come the PM's office waited for two years to act?

Will Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman follow in Ya'alon's footsteps and sign new administrative detention orders against Kahane's grandson, sending him back to prison without trial?

"If Liberman really means it, the Palestinians will forget that he accused them of being terrorist diplomats."

Interior Minister Arye Deri is starting the process to revoke the citizenship of an Arab terrorist who tried to kill four people in a vehicle ram-and-stab attack near Hadera.

Likud MK Benny Begin is outraged that fellow party members supported the appointment of new Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman.

Gaza tots are being desensitized to the sounds of war in school plays where they learn to wage war against Israel in realistic-sounding battle scenes.

"The need for security in Israel is clear and there are no disputes. We shall continue assisting you on the matter."