Report: Israel to Purchase New German Submarines Targeting Iran, Syria
Israeli subs can hit anywhere in Iran should the need arise, including with nuclear warheads.
Shooting, Arrests in IDF Overnight Operations
Overnight Thursday there was a shooting from a light firearm at a Border Guard vehicle in the village of Qabatiya near Jenin in Samaria.
Ehud Barak Blames UNESCO Decision on Netanyahu
Most of the Arab countries felt the resolution was over the top, but had no choice but to support it, lest they be seen as not favoring the Palestinian Authority which pushed it.
Jewish Suspect Arrested for Hate Crime Against Jerusalem Synagogue in Katamon
A Jewish suspect has been arrested in the Yom Kippur hate crime against a synagogue in the Katamon neighborhood of Jerusalem.
Israel, Turkey, Open Discussions On Natural Gas Pipeline and Explorations
Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz and his Turkish counterpart met while at the World Energy Conference in Istanbul; the two explored the possibility of a natural gas pipeline from Israel to Turkey.
PM Netanyahu Seeks Delay From High Court on Amona Expulsion
After an ultimatum by Jewish Home party head Naftali Bennett, PM Netanyahu agreed to ask the High Court for a 6-month delay on the demolition of Amona.
B’Tselem Rejects Criticism, Says UN Session Not Stacked Against Israel
The leftist B'Tselem group is set to address the UN Security Council on the issue of Israeli settlement in Judea and Samaria.
Russia Voted in Favor of UNESCO Resolution on Jerusalem
Russia, supporting Syria and Iran, voted for the anti-Israel UNESCO resolution on Jerusalem.
Israeli Jewish Leaders Furious at UNESCO Rejection of Jewish Ties to Jerusalem
Israeli Jewish leaders and lawmakers across the board are livid over the UNESCO resolution on Jerusalem.
PM Netanyahu : UNESCO Resolution is ‘Theater of the Absurd’
PM Netanyahu invited members of UNESCO to take a trip to the Arch of Titus to view the treasures of the Holy Temple and refresh their historic memories.
King of Thailand Passes Away After 70 Years of Gentle Rule
After ruling for 70 years, the King of Thailand has passed away at the age of 88, leaving anxiety in his wake.
GSS Captures Tunnel-Digging Israeli Arabs’ ISIS Cell
The three cell members also planned to smuggle illegal weapons from Tulkarm in a tunnel, in preparation for the "day of judgement."
UNESCO Resolution Denies Jewish Ties to Temple Mount, Kotel — Western States Vote Against
Speaking on the eve of Sukkot, President Rivlin said, "The festivals of Israel all highlight the inextricable bond between our people and our land, and no forum or body in the world can come and deny the connection between the Jewish people, the Land of Israel and Jerusalem."
In Rare Ruling Court Revokes Administrative Detention of Settler
Judge Benichou's ruling said there was nothing in the intelligence information presented to him to justify the detention and the nightly curfew, and so he ordered it void.
Rivlin: UNESCO “Humiliating Itself” if it Approves Resolution Denying Jewish Ties to Jerusalem
UNESCO is scheduled to vote Thursday on a Palestinian Authority initiative condemning Israel and denying Jewish ties to the city’s holy sites.
Dore Gold Resigns as Director-General of the MFA
Director of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Dr. Dore Gold has just resigned.
Israel Announces Heavy Fines for Gaza Smugglers
Liberman has instructed the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) to ramp up oversight of materials entering the Gaza Strip.
Car-Ramming Attack near Jerusalem, Two Policemen Wounded
The vehicle managed to flee.
PA Official Gets Heavy UN Support in Getting FIFA to Ban Israeli Teams
UN secretary general’s special advisor on sport Wilfried Lemke has been lobbying on behalf of Rajoub, and sent FIFA a letter advising that all Jewish life in Judea and Samaria is illegal, which includes Jewish soccer teams.
Survey: Vast Majority of Israeli Businesses Prefer to Stay Shut on Shabbat
The vast majority of respondents said staying closed or open on Shabbat should be left to them to decide, while 19% preferred that the decision be enforced by the authorities.
Moscow: Egypt ‘No Longer Able to Count on Washington’ to Fight Sinai Terror
Russia is joining Egypt in a military drill this month, with future plans that seem to be a clear warning aimed at terrorists in Northern Sinai.
13 New Souls Arrive in Israel on Yom Kippur
More than a dozen new babies were born in Haifa's Carmel Medical Center on Yom Kippur. Mazel Tov!
Thousands Needed Help From MDA on Yom Kippur
Paramedics with Magen David Adom were very busy during Yom Kippur.
Iranians Caught With Fake Israeli Passports
Three Iranian citizens were caught abroad with Israeli passports during Yom Kippur.
IDF Soldiers Attacked With Stones, Firebombs and Firework Weapons
Arab terrorists worked hard over Yom Kippur to rev up the violence and rioting in Jerusalem Arab neighborhoods.